Victory That Wasn’t At All Close: A Crossword Clue That Leaves You Stumped
Ah, the joy of a good crossword puzzle. The satisfying crunch of pencil on paper, the thrill of deciphering cryptic clues, the triumphant feeling of filling in that final square. But sometimes, even the most seasoned crossword solvers can be stumped.
Today’s blog post is dedicated to one such perplexing clue:
“Victory that wasn’t at all close”
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It’s a classic example of a clue that throws a curveball, demanding not a literal answer but a metaphorical one. It’s a puzzle within a puzzle, a double entendre waiting to be unraveled.
Let’s break down the clue and explore the possible solutions.
Firstly, we need to understand the word “victory”. It implies a successful outcome, a triumph over an opponent. But the second part of the clue, “that wasn’t at all close”, throws a wrench into the equation. It suggests the victory was not a hard-fought battle, but rather a decisive and effortless win.
So what could this elusive victory be? Is it a political landslide, a sporting match where one team completely dominates, or something else entirely?
The key lies in understanding the double meaning. What kind of victory can be both absolute and not close?
Think outside the box, explore different interpretations, and let your mind wander. The answer may surprise you, but the journey of discovery is what makes crossword puzzles so rewarding.
So, grab your pencil and paper, and let’s embark on this exciting journey of unraveling this cryptic clue.
Good luck!
Available Answers:
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