Jumble Answers for 02/03/2024

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TIYDT = DITTY

SEFHR = FRESH

IRGUAT = GUITAR

EZLAAA = AZALEA

CARTOON ANSWER:

THE SEA ROUTE NAMED AFTER MAGELLAN WAS – – –

DTT ESH IAR AA = “STRAIT” AHEAD

40 thoughts on “Jumble Answers for 02/03/2024”

  1. …AND IN OTHER WORDS…🔠🙋🏻‍♀️

    DITTY: Last used – 11/03/2021 as SAME ANAGRAM

    FRESH: Last used – 9/29/2023 as SRFEH

    GUITAR: Last used – 9/01/2022 as RUTIGA

    AZALEA: Last used – 2/21/2023 as ZAAALE

    “STRAIT” AHEAD: Last used – 3/24/2016

    …ANAGRAM HISTORY…🔠🙋🏻‍♀️

    TIYDT: Used on – 11/03/2021, 8/12/2020

    SEFHR: Used on – 7/02/2020, 5/10/2011

    IRGUAT: Used on – NEW ANAGRAM

    EZLAAA: Used on – NEW ANAGRAM

    DTTESHIARAA: Used on – NEW ANAGRAM

    • Good Morning, Everyone…I hope this finds you well…
      🌊THIS ONE’S AS STRAIT FORWARD AS THEY COME🌊

      🎶 You say it’s easy but who’s to say,..That we’d be able to keep it THIS WAY? But it’s easier…Comin’ STRAIGHT from the hesrt…🎶 “Straight From The Heart” – Bryan Adams 1983 http://tinyurl.com/34uzwzht

      🌊 A DITTY is a simple song, sometimes played on GUITAR,
      But simple doesn’t cut it for our sailor feeling jarred…
      A FRESH new day’s before them, waters of Chile clear…
      (And comes to our AZALEA? No way it’s making it here)
      This waterway before them…there’s danger that some dread…
      Let’s hope they navigate safely now that it’s “STRAIT” AHEAD…🌊

      Today…The STRAIT OF MAGELLAN http://tinyurl.com/2we4ur95 ..The solve? Easy enough to SAIL right through…So let’s get STRAIT to the point…

      So…With Magellan http://tinyurl.com/yru7b9eh and Route in our question, giving us = Magellan STRAIT, a ship out on the ocean = STRAIT http://tinyurl.com/5xkazzx2 (as a noun), our sailor’s dialogue attesting to the well-know fact of it being hazardous to travel… (again) = STRAIT http://tinyurl.com/5xkazzx2 (as an adjective)…while he’s viewing its narrowness on the map…the Captain’s statement… = giving us AHEAD http://tinyurl.com/4nzfk9ps and not to mention the quotation marks, letting us know there’ll be some WAVEring with a word…GETTING THROUGH this one was clear SAILING from the moment we EMBARKED on this JOURNEY…The “sea route” was…”STRAIT” AHEAD… http://tinyurl.com/2enztabf ..And with a third ocean-related puzzle within four days, we WATER be able to do these with our eyes CLOSEd…

      So…There you have it Folks…Done. Have a good one,. Be well, be kind, stay safe…And this puzzle was so simple….we’ll all have time to CHILE out today! 🌊🙋🏻‍♀️

    • 👀 Practicing the little DITTY he’d written while strumming his GUITAR, his eye caught sight of the FRESH AZALEA bouquet placed upon the table STRAIGHT AHEAD…👀

      🌳She was looking for some bushes, AZALEA…maybe rose,
      She walked all through the aisles, they should be here, she supposed…
      Flowers in pretty baskets, one shaped like a GUITAR,
      And aimlessly she saw that she had now walked way too far…
      A DITTY playing in her head, the FRESH scents all around,
      So lost in thought she realized that she’d covered lots of ground
      The clock telling it’s getting late, perhaps she’s been misled…
      Are there no bushes?…Then she sees them standing STRAIGHT AHEAD…🌳

      • Letters to two words on February 3,2024 are circled wrong. Took me longer to figure why.

        • We here have nothing to do with what was published…Read the comments that were posted for that day. It’s been discussed ad nauseam 🤷🏻‍♀️

  2. Wow ! What a fun jumble today ! I thank Suzie for getting 2 of the anagrams that played me no music with GUITAR , for me and sweetened it with a beautiful AZALEA ! The other two were right there ! The jumble was as STRAIGHT as magellan ! When we saw it and put it AHEAD Alf the game ! This was a fun jumble ! Everyone have a great start to weekend !!!!!!

  3. We’ve seen other Magellan puzzles the last couple of years (I think), and therefore I run straight away for the word STRAIT…as I did today. The Jumble did not disappoint and it was an easy blind solve. No problem with the anagrams either, to start off a successful puzzle Saturday. Thanks, Angela, for your wise words, too !! Terry

  4. in my paper the circles are in the wrong place. No E in FRESH or AZALEA, but the L is circles.

    • AZALEA gave the letters A A. The E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any errors you’ve encountered are the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper.

      http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

  5. There was a problem with the circled letters in AZALEA. The “L” was circled instead of the “E”.

    • AZALEA gave the letters A A. The E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any errors you’ve encountered are the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper.

      http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

      • The Jumble in the Lawrence Journal World is incorrect. The letters circled in fresh are the s and h, not e. The letters remaining to solve the puzzle (after strait) were ahald. People are not incorrect in what they’re telling you – there was a mistake in the version sent to some newspapers.

        • Where have I said that people are incorrect in what they’re telling me? I made no such statement. What I’m saying is that it’s obvious the parent company of a number of papers DID make an error in their printing. That error will obviously be reflected in any paper under its umbrella. We here have nothing whatsoever to do with the publishing of any puzzle. We just do commentary. I was nice enough to include a link to what the correct puzzle looks like. That’s all I can do. And again, the issue needs to be taken up with the particular papers in question.

    • the solution shows an E coming from Fresh. Our paper had only the SH circled

      • Yes, the E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any error you’ve encountered is the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper.

        http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

        • Regardless of what you believe to be the case, there were mistakes made. Not your mistake – the answer was obvious except the letters didn’t work. You might not be responsible, but how would a Jumble submitted to many newspapers have mistakes in only some of them?

          • As far as responsibility goes, AGAIN, we here have NOTHING to do with ANYTHING that appears in any newspaper and/or online version of the Jumble. All we do here is offer commentary. How, what or why some papers printed an incorrect puzzle is as much a mystery to me as it is to you. But since the puzzle appeared correctly in what looks to be any puzzle under the Tribune Publishing umbrella, the fault seems to lie with whatever company parents the remaining papers. Where the error originated, I have no idea. Which is why I’m suggesting contacting your own paper to lodge a complaint. There’s nothing more I can offer, and beating a dead horse, so to speak, here, isn’t solving anything. I can understand your frustration, but suffice to say it’s directed to the wrong place. 🤷🏻‍♀️

  6. As they navigated the Strait of Magellan

    The waves were wild and swellin’

    They had no way to know

    How this route would grow

    As above the roar of the waves they were yellin’

    From the Atlantic to the Pacific

    This route is sure terrific

    But in Magellan’s days

    As they battled the sprays

    The maps were less specific!

    For sailors of recent years

    There are far, far fewer fears

    But as they exit the strait

    With relief that is great

    Their anxiety disappears!

  7. There’s a mistake in today’s jumble. The scrambled words do not have an E circled, which is needed to solve the answer, “ strait” ahead.

    • AZALEA gave the letters A A. The E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any errors you’ve encountered are the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper.

      http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

  8. one of the scrambled words is FRESH , which has the E circled , which puts you AHEAD !

  9. Good morning. Once I mastered the last two words it was clear sailing to the finish line on the cartoon answer. Still no blind solve but I’ll settle for the conventional win. Enjoyed your song choice Angela. First time hearing it. Enjoyed how the whole audience was involved in the song. A lot of new first for me since I tuned out almost everything but the 50s and 60s. Until tomorrow take care.

    • Good Afternoon, Paul. Tk you, I’m glad you enjoyed.it. As I’ve mentioned before, there’s so much good music out there, although the 50s and 69s did produce some amazing songs. …But new firsts are always good to come across. Take care and have a good one. 🌊🙋🏻‍♀️

    • AZALEA gave the letters A A. The E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the l puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any errors you’ve encountered are the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper. 🙋🏻‍♀️

      http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

  11. with the Straits of Magellan being their seaway name the “strait” ahead cartoon solution was an obvious choice for the solution. Chuck.

    • AZALEA gave the letters A A. The E needed to solve the puzzle came from the word FRESH. As you can see from the puzzle I’ve linked here, from the NY Daily News, the correct letters are circled. Any errors you’ve encountered are the fault of your papers’s printing, and you’ll need to address the issue with them. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve experienced a problem solving the puzzle, but we here have nothing to do with what appears in any newspaper.

      http://tinyurl.com/2p96nrje

    • Smooth sailing, indeed! 👍🏻 Happy Saturday to you too, Miss Betty! 🌊🙋🏻‍♀️

    • Various newspapers are under the same umbrella. It’s one printing. Obviously whatever is issued by the parent company in question will be reflected in each of their papers. So yes, many newspapers will show the “same” mistake. 🙋🏻‍♀️

  16. So many comments about the E coming from FRESH. In my paper there’s an L circled in AZALEA, which doesn’t fit the puzzle. So it’s more logical that the mistake is with the wrong letter being circled in AZALEA. Circle should be shifted over 1 letter to the E. That being said, Hoyt and Knurek should be all over this error to figure out what happened. How do two different versions get sent to newspapers?

    • God, how I hope to put this issue to bed! 😂 If you read some of the previous comments, it appears that you’re not the only one with the AZALEA error either. As for David and Jeff, I can’t speak for them, but with the puzzle appearing correctly in the Tribune’s papers, I don’t think the fault lies with them. (And even if it did, you won’t hear it from my lips 😉..I adore them both)…Hopefully we can get to the bottom of this…but in the meantime, as far as I go, I’m crying, “No mas”…With what should have been a day of “smooth sailing”…I’m drowning here! 🤦🏻‍♀️

  17. Jumble was wrong on 2/3/24. The “E” in Azalea should have been circled instead of the “L”.

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