Good morning! Yesterday was perhaps the toughest Tightrope secret theme we've ever had: the birth of Antoine Lavoisier. Who's he? The "father of modern chemistry," who also proved that matter can neither be created nor destroyed in chemical reactions.Proving that Tightrope secret themes can also not be destroyed are our two correct repliers: Deb S. in Deerfield Beach, FL and Bob Matson in East Lansing, MI. Thanks to everyone who wrote in!
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August 27, 2026
Good morning! Yesterday was perhaps the toughest Tightrope secret theme we've ever had: the birth of Antoine Lavoisier. Who's he? The "father of modern chemistry," who also proved that matter can neither be created nor destroyed in chemical reactions.
Proving that Tightrope secret themes can also not be destroyed are our two correct repliers: Deb S. in Deerfield Beach, FL and Bob Matson in East Lansing, MI. Thanks to everyone who wrote in! |
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Tightrope / DAILY TRIVIA GAME |
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Which country’s €2 coin design features a god disguised as a bull abducting a Phoenician princess? |
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Reunion / TODAY'S PUZZLE |
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The right words bring them together. |
The right words bring them together. |
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Revealed / TODAY'S PUZZLE |
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Quordle / TODAY'S SCORES |
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73% |
SOLVE RATE |
| 8.0 |
AVG. GUESSES |
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Octordle / TODAY'S SCORES |
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65% |
SOLVE RATE |
| 12.0 |
AVG. GUESSES |
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The Missing Letter / Thursday |
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10 Across
Quick tennis point
3 letters
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Pilfer |
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Create words —
and steal them! —
before your opponents do. |
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