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Happy Monday! Here's your word challenge to start off the week: Using all the letters in today's Blossom (and no others) – PAEORTV – solve the following puzzle:Instead of asking for a cracker, repeats my private conversations_ _ __ A _ R _ _ _ E _ _ _If you think you know the answer, reply to this email – and/or enter it as the solution to today's first Tagline puzzle!
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August 31, 2026

Happy Monday! Here's your word challenge to start off the week: Using all the letters in today's Blossom (and no others) – PAEORTV – solve the following puzzle:

Instead of asking for a cracker, repeats my private conversations

_ _ _
_ A _ R _ _
_ E _ _ _

If you think you know the answer, reply to this email – and/or enter it as the solution to today's first Tagline puzzle!

Tightrope / DAILY TRIVIA GAME

During a 1972 state visit to Canada, Richard Nixon correctly predicted which person, then a baby, would become prime minister?

a
Emmanuel Macron
b
Justin Trudeau
c
Tony Blair
d
Boris Johnson
Reunion / TODAY'S PUZZLE
Reunion
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92%

SOLVE RATE

7.3

AVG. GUESSES

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77%

SOLVE RATE

11.2

AVG. GUESSES

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Blossom / TODAY'S PUZZLE
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LEVEL
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30%
OF PLAYERS
BLOSSOM BOSS
300+ PTS
10%
OF PLAYERS
MEGA BOSS
350+ PTS
Beat Today's Blossom Scores
The Missing Letter / Monday
1 Down
Letters on British warships
3 letters
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Pilfer

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