Cracking the Clue: “Rear End, in London’s West End”
Ah, the joy of a good crossword puzzle! Those moments of satisfaction when you finally crack a tricky clue, the triumphant “Aha!” that echoes in your brain as the answer falls into place. But sometimes, even the most seasoned solver gets stumped.
This week’s clue, “Rear End, in London’s West End,” has left me scratching my head. It’s a clever little thing, playing on the double meaning of “rear end” and using a specific location to add another layer of complexity.
Let’s break it down.
“Rear End” is the obvious starting point. This can refer to the back of something, or, in a more colloquial sense, to the buttocks.
“London’s West End” is our geographical clue. This famous district is known for its theaters, shops, and restaurants. We need to think about how the “rear end” of something might be related to the West End.
It’s easy to get lost in the possibilities, but that’s part of the fun! What could be the “rear end” in this context? Is it something physical, a building perhaps? Or is it a more abstract concept?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments! What are your initial guesses for this tricky clue? And don’t forget to share your own crossword triumphs and struggles in the comments. Happy solving!
Available Answers:
ARSE.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 29 Oct 24, Tuesday