Cracking the Code: “Getting a High Grade?”
Ah, the thrill of the hunt! The joy of deciphering cryptic clues, the satisfaction of filling in those blank squares. But sometimes, even the most seasoned crossword solver can be stumped.
This week’s puzzle brought a particularly tricky clue that had me scratching my head. It seemed simple enough on the surface: “Getting a High Grade?” But the answer proved elusive.
I turned to my trusty dictionaries and thesaurus, hoping to unearth a hidden meaning. I considered synonyms for “grade” – level, rank, mark – but nothing seemed to click.
Finally, I decided to step back and approach the clue from a different angle. What if “getting a high grade” wasn’t literal? What if it was a metaphor? A play on words?
With a fresh perspective, the answer suddenly became clear!
If you’re struggling with this same clue, don’t despair. Let’s dive into the world of wordplay and see if we can unlock the solution together.
Here’s what we know:
The clue is “Getting a High Grade?”
It’s likely a metaphorical clue, hinting at a hidden meaning.
Let’s brainstorm:
What are the different ways to interpret “getting a high grade”?
What words or phrases are associated with achieving a high grade?
Are there any puns or wordplay involved?
By exploring these questions, we’ll be one step closer to cracking the code.
Ready to tackle this challenging clue? Let’s get started!
Available Answers:
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Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 10 Aug 24, Saturday