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Presumably the use of Big Ben specifically was a clue that the British spelling 'storey' should be used.
I also had to count to ten in my head in Spanish to remember diez!
Have fun storming the castle.
Woof, the stack of WHIT, SHOGI, and DELICATESSENS crossing LEETIDE almost took me out
Amarillo is Spanish for yellow.
And Oro is Spanish for gold
nailing the baseball clues!
Because of your videos I knew that Big Ben is the bell and not the tower so "storey" with the British spelling threw me for a double loop.
Where oh where did you get DRAY from.....
It’s possible I know it from crosswords but more likely just the way anyone knows any words! It’s the same root and meaning as “drayage” which is probably more commonly used in a modern context around things like hauling and transportation.
I solved this in like 12 minutes and barely looked up anything.
Presumably the use of Big Ben specifically was a clue that the British spelling 'storey' should be used.
I also had to count to ten in my head in Spanish to remember diez!
Have fun storming the castle.
Woof, the stack of WHIT, SHOGI, and DELICATESSENS crossing LEETIDE almost took me out
Amarillo is Spanish for yellow.
And Oro is Spanish for gold
nailing the baseball clues!
Because of your videos I knew that Big Ben is the bell and not the tower so "storey" with the British spelling threw me for a double loop.
Where oh where did you get DRAY from.....
It’s possible I know it from crosswords but more likely just the way anyone knows any words! It’s the same root and meaning as “drayage” which is probably more commonly used in a modern context around things like hauling and transportation.
I solved this in like 12 minutes and barely looked up anything.