Double-knotted, say

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Unraveling the Mystery: “Double-knotted, say“

Ever found yourself staring at a crossword clue, scratching your head, and muttering “I know this! I just
know
it!” But the answer just won’t come? This week’s perplexing clue is “Double-knotted, say“.

This one’s got us stumped. It’s a bit of a trick question, really. The clue is playing on the concept of “double-knotted” in a figurative sense. It’s not about literal knots, but something else entirely.

Let’s break it down. “Say” is a clue-word commonly used to indicate a synonym or a word that is used in a specific way. This hints that “double-knotted” is meant to be understood figuratively.

What could be described as “double-knotted” in a figurative sense? This is where the brainstorming begins. We need to consider common phrases, metaphors, and even idioms that might relate to the concept of being tied up or securely fastened.

Perhaps it refers to a state of being firmly resolved or committed? Maybe it’s a way to describe a situation that is complex or difficult to unravel?

As we delve deeper into the possibilities, we’ll explore the world of synonyms, idioms, and wordplay. Stay tuned as we unravel the mystery of “Double-knotted, say“!

Double-knotted, say

Available Answers:

RETIED.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 30 Jun 24, Sunday