LinkedIn Crossclimb #861 Answer
Top & bottom: The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for something that comes with a complex boardgame to explain how to play. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.
- Top rung RULE
- Part to play in a project or organization ROLE
- One of eighteen on a typical golf course HOLE
- “Please ___” (don’t hang up the phone) HOLD
- Feature of a raincoat that covers the head HOOD
- Captain ___ (Peter Pan character, whose name is also something attached to his arm) HOOK
- Bottom rung BOOK
Hint: Solve the middle clues first; neighboring words differ by exactly one letter.
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- The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for something that comes with a complex boardgame to explain how to play. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom. → RULE
- Part to play in a project or organization → ROLE
- One of eighteen on a typical golf course → HOLE
- “Please ___” (don’t hang up the phone) → HOLD
- Feature of a raincoat that covers the head → HOOD
- Captain ___ (Peter Pan character, whose name is also something attached to his arm) → HOOK
- The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for something that comes with a complex boardgame to explain how to play. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom. → BOOK
How to play LinkedIn Crossclimb
Crossclimb is a word ladder with trivia clues. Each rung is a word of the same length, and every word differs from the one above it by a single letter.
First you solve the clues for the middle rungs and drag them into an order where each step changes only one letter. Once the middle of the ladder is complete, the top and bottom rungs unlock and share one combined clue.
If a clue will not come to you, use the ladder itself: the words above and below it limit which letters can change, which often leaves only one real word that fits.
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