Homophone of coup

A Coup-ing Blow to Your Crossword: The Homophone Challenge

Ah, the joys of a good crossword puzzle. The satisfying click of the pen as you ink in a perfectly placed answer, the feeling of triumph when you finally crack that tricky clue, the sheer sense of accomplishment when you’ve conquered the grid.

But sometimes, the puzzle throws a curveball – a clue that leaves you scratching your head, muttering under your breath. And one of the most common curveballs is the homophone clue.

This week, we’re tackling a homophone clue that’s sure to give you pause:

“A coup’s close relative.”

Now, we all know what a coup is – a sudden, violent seizure of power. But what on earth does that have to do with its close relative?

This is where the homophone comes in. Think of a word that sounds exactly like “coup” but has a completely different meaning.

This clue is all about using your vocabulary and your lateral thinking skills. It’s a challenge that’s both fun and rewarding, and it’s sure to leave you feeling like a crossword champion.

So, grab your pencil, your dictionary, and your thinking cap – it’s time to tackle this homophone head-on!

Available Answers:

Coo.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: Daily Celebrity Crossword – 6/28/24 Sports Fan Friday