Stuck on a Clue? “With 64-Across, bad thing to be caught in” Has You Stumped?
Ah, the joy (and sometimes frustration) of a good crossword puzzle. That moment when you’re cruising through, filling in squares with confidence, and then BAM! A clue stops you in your tracks.
Today’s challenge:
“With 64-Across, bad thing to be caught in.”
This type of clue, referencing another clue in the puzzle, is a classic crossword trick. It can be a real head-scratcher if you haven’t figured out the linked clue yet! But fear not, fellow crossword enthusiasts, we’re here to help you crack the code.
Let’s dissect this clue and see what clues it gives us:
“With 64-Across”
: This tells us we need to find the answer to 64-Across to understand the full meaning of this clue.
“Bad thing to be caught in”
: This suggests a negative situation, something undesirable. It could be something literal, like a natural disaster, or something more figurative, like a lie.
The key here is to consider the answer to 64-Across. What kind of word is it? What context does it provide? Once you have that answer, see if you can combine it with the “bad thing” aspect to come up with a solution.
Good luck, and remember, every crossword puzzle is a chance to sharpen your mind and expand your vocabulary. Happy solving!
Available Answers:
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Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 12 Sep 24, Thursday