Bone connected to the fibula

Cracking the Code: Bone Connected to the Fibula

Ah, the joys of a good crossword puzzle! The feeling of satisfaction when you finally crack that tricky clue, the triumphant moment when the last square is filled in. But sometimes, those clues can be real head-scratchers.

This week, we’re tackling a bone-related puzzle that’s sure to have you digging through your anatomy knowledge. The clue:

Bone connected to the fibula

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Let’s break it down. The fibula is one of the two bones in your lower leg, the other being the tibia. This clue points to a bone that directly connects to the fibula, meaning they meet at a joint.

Here’s where a little anatomical knowledge can come in handy. Think about the structure of your lower leg and how the bones connect. Do any other bones form a joint with the fibula?

Remember, the answer is a single word, and it’s the name of a specific bone.

Don’t forget to brush up on your skeletal system knowledge before diving in! We’ll be back next week with another challenging crossword clue.

Available Answers:

TALUS.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 25 Oct 24, Friday