“In the Doghouse” – A Crossword Clue That’s Ruffly Familiar
Hey crossword fanatics! This week’s clue has us all scratching our heads, but in a good way, of course. We’re dealing with a phrase that evokes a certain level of “doggone it” frustration.
Think about it: When you’re “in the doghouse,” you’re not exactly lounging on a plush bed. It’s a place where your comfort is decidedly low on the priority list. So, where exactly does this metaphorical doghouse reside?
Let’s break down the clue to find the answer:
“In the doghouse”
– This implies a state of being out of favor, a temporary (hopefully) exile from grace.
“Where you might sleep”
– This narrows down the possibilities. We’re looking for a place that offers, at the very least, a makeshift sleeping spot.
Think about the familiar scenarios associated with being “in the doghouse.” Who might be dishing out the punishment? And where would you be sent as a consequence?
Don’t be afraid to get creative! The answer might not be as literal as it seems.
Ready to crack this canine-themed puzzle? Let’s unleash our inner crossword champions and find that perfect answer!
Let me know in the comments below what your thoughts are!
Available Answers:
SOFA.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 24 Jun 24, Monday