The Citadel

Strands #624
“Paw patrol”

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Puzzle #890

Strands #623
“Around it goes”

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Puzzle #889

Strands #622
“We can see right through them”

Wyna got me again.

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Puzzle #888

Strands #621
“Low-key elusive”

One of those blues threw me off. Seemed a little tenuous to me.

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Puzzle #887

Strands #620
“Out, damned spot!”

Yesterday's puzzle looks like a nightmare - I'm glad I woke up late and had no "fear of missing out" on that one. Screw building a daily streak.

Different question setter today.

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Puzzle #886

I can't remember where i got this. If it was GTP and someone here posted it, I apologise.

Repost from the other forum:

Sergei Rachmaninoff - Chopin/Lizst: Polish Songs (Op. 74), No. 1: The Maiden's Wish. This record has an interesting history.

After fleeing Russia following the 1917 revolution Rachmaninoff was forced to become a concert pianist in order to support his family. He ...

We could do with a reaction emoji on this board...

I needed a hint for the Spangram. I got the first half but the rest was beyond me. I thought it was supposed to be a general category name, not an example.

Strands #618
“Aesop's animals”

A couple of brain farts today for me. Not everyone has a particular brand of device so one of the categories was a little tougher for me.

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Puzzle #884

road_dogg33j wrote: Mon Nov 10, 2025 11:43 pm Wordle puzzle created by ThePossum 4/6

That was pretty much my expression after completing it .

Thank you for the puzzle.

Wordle puzzle created by ThePossum 6/6








I'm rubbish at these and am not a huge fan of repeated letters. Just saying...

Solving today's puzzle was as routine as the theme suggested.

Strands #617
“A case of the Mondays”