Commenting for the algorithm. Keep it up man. As a non-native English speaker, every crossword is cryptic for me lol. But I love to watch them being solved and being astonished by it
Always love these videos to end my day, thank you Chris! The daily uploads are genuinely much appreciated - thanks for taking the time to do these for us! ❤ Edited to add that these videos bring me much piece!
While Chris described SCHOLARSHIP as a property one uses to acquire knowledge, I think the intended reference is to the monetary prize or award one receives to go to college or uni.
21A When applied to a person, a poser is one who poses, as for a portrait, while someone who is a faker is a poseur. But "poser" is certainly something that is hard to figure out.
I recognize that poseur it's an alternative spelling of poser, but if I saw someone spell it that way to call someone else a poser they'd totally be getting razzed on too
I love it when you laugh at your own mistakes and ...Piece be unto you.
what a way to end my hectic final exam week!!! loved this one as well as the others ⭐️
Commenting for the algorithm. Keep it up man. As a non-native English speaker, every crossword is cryptic for me lol. But I love to watch them being solved and being astonished by it
This is a new thing I didn't know I needed in my life. Your adorable face definitely helps.
Always love these videos to end my day, thank you Chris! The daily uploads are genuinely much appreciated - thanks for taking the time to do these for us! ❤
Edited to add that these videos bring me much piece!
Rest in Pieces :)
38A "Bacon bit?" does not refer to meat, but rather an essay, a 'bit' of writing done by Sir Francis Bacon.
While Chris described SCHOLARSHIP as a property one uses to acquire knowledge, I think the intended reference is to the monetary prize or award one receives to go to college or uni.
21A When applied to a person, a poser is one who poses, as for a
portrait, while someone who is a faker is a poseur. But "poser" is certainly something that is hard to figure out.
I recognize that poseur it's an alternative spelling of poser, but if I saw someone spell it that way to call someone else a poser they'd totally be getting razzed on too
@rabbit you would perhaps call that person a poseur themselves
I spent way too many minutes on 40 down and across. "Stick (to)" is a more NYTesque clue for 40D. That clueing really threw me off.