FEAGF = GAFFE
KOREB = BROKE
SURLAP = PULSAR
FLITEU = FUTILE
CARTOON ANSWER:
THAT THE BEATLES AT SHEA STADIUM IN 1965 WOULD DRAW HUGE CROWDS WAS – – –
AE BOE LSR FUE = “FOUR-SEEABLE”
Jumble Answers
Help and Solution to the Daily Jumble Puzzle!
FEAGF = GAFFE
KOREB = BROKE
SURLAP = PULSAR
FLITEU = FUTILE
CARTOON ANSWER:
THAT THE BEATLES AT SHEA STADIUM IN 1965 WOULD DRAW HUGE CROWDS WAS – – –
AE BOE LSR FUE = “FOUR-SEEABLE”
🤦🏻♂️The reason the wipers on his new Ford PULSAR BROKE could only be attributed to the GAFFE he made in his FUTILE attempt to fix them himself…definitely a FORESEEABLE outcome..🤦🏻♂️
🤦🏻♂️The test about a PULSAR, the student came up BROKE,
Whatever knowledge he retained by now gone up in smoke…
Attempts to pass now FUTILE, his GAFFE would do him in,
Too late to try and catch up now…his future’s looking dim…
His grades all year not up to par…so now it’s inconceivable…
That he’d get by…the bottom line? That failure’s def FORESEEABLE!🤦🏻♂️
…AND IN OTHER WORDS…🔠🙋🏻♀️
GAFFE: Last used – 11/10/2023 as FGEFA
BROKE: Last used – 1/16/2018 as KREOB
PULSAR: Last used – 4/13/2016 as SLURPA
FUTILE: Last used – 5/01/2022 as ULFETI
“FOUR-SEEABLE”: Last used – New solution
…ANAGRAM HISTORY…🔠🙋🏻♀️
FEAGF: Used on – 4/27/2018
KOREB: Used on – New anagram
SURLAP: Used on – New anagram
FLITEU: Used on – New anagram
AEBOELSRFUE: Used on – New anagram
6️⃣5️⃣ 1965 was the year,
NYC was thrown on its ear…
‘Cause the Beatles had come,
And the city’s a’hum…
With the news that they will appear…6️⃣5️⃣
👏🏻👏🏻Girls excitement is so off the charts,
For the Beatles had stolen their hearts,
Their music so new,
And so what did ensue?
A concert not seen in these parts…👏🏻👏🏻
👍🏻Tickets did take a few weeks to sell,
And at first it was sort of pell-mell…
But then records they broke,
And the cynics awoke…
To find quite a story to tell…👍🏻
🎶 The number near 56 thou,
As many as Shea would allow…
With a huge makeshift stage,
They were all the rage…
And they proved there and then that night how…🎶
❤️…They weren’t a flash-in-the-pan,
And that’s how the love story began…
For years would they reign,
And always retain…
The loyalty from die-hard fans…❤️
Today’s NATIONAL WEED YOUR GARDEN DAY…Personally, I’ve HERBed my enthusiasm for it…It just got to be a little too MULCH…so I got a guy instead…But I’m ROOTing for you if you’re still SEEDing to it yourself…As LAWN as you enjoy it…SOIL be it…🌿🙋🏻♀️ https://tinyurl.com/4zk63v96
I am so thirsty for an ice tea ! This was one of those off the beaten trail for me ! The only anagrams I got was BROKE ! The rest of them were just not there for me ! Now the jumble , talking about one of my most favorite bands had me feeling bad ! I thought a Beatles song would come out in the letters ! But nothing I could see ! And after reading all your post with the Beatles songs was very impressive and cool Angela ! I really wanted to Come Together ! Oh well , I’ll Let It Be ! I’m really disappointed in myself ! So I’ll really try to make up for it tomorrow Friday !!!!
Tks, Jim 📀🙋🏻♀️
So Angela says there’s no excuse for anyone to miss this….Oh boy, today was a major struggle for me. Couldn’t see a blind solve, so trudged through the anagrams and flummoxed on PULSAR (but finally got it) and spent a few extra seconds on FUTILE. With all the letters in front of me, struggled to find anything cohesive. Started with SELF, but that went nowhere. So….I plugged away, searching for words until the magic FOUR appeared, which led to a well-deserved solution. Anyway, today stretched my Jumble solving abilities !!! Nice post, Angela…see ya TGIF. Terry
Tks, Terry. 📀🙋🏻♀️
Good morning. It took me a lot more than a few seconds to get all the words but I finally achieved that success. No blind solve but I was able to come up with the answer after much word maneuvering. Until tomorrow take care.
Good Morning, Paul. Glad you stuck with it. Take care. 📀🙋🏻♀️
This was hard as there seemed to be nothing Beatlely in the eleven cartoon clue letters. No hand held, no yellow submarine, no nowhere, no Lucy in the Sky with Strawberry Fields Forever. I did try OBLA but came up with OBLA FEE SURE. That’s Obladi, oblada, not Obla Fee, although I imagine the fee for a ticket was as high in the sky as Lucy was with the diamonds. The answer honed in on the fact there were FOUR of them. But other groups had FOUR as well: The Four Freshmen, the Four Seasons, and so forth. As I had just said, I expected something more like the Beatles.
Hi Everybody – The answer was easier for me because I remembered that FOUR was in a previous Beatles’ Jumble. But I had to try many combinations on paper before I could back into Pulsar, which I wasn’t even sure was a word. Impressive how you fit all those titles into your post, Angela. Caroline
Hi Caroline. Tk you. And yes, there have been at least 2 previous puzzles where FOUR was used in quotes as part of the solve. Good to see you. Take care. 📀🙋🏻♀️
My brain must work differently from others! This was the easiest ever Jumble for me. Each word immediately jumped out, as did the solution. Perhaps being a Fab Four fan all my life made it obvious. “Thank You Girl”!
I meant in my second sentence., it was off the Beatle trail for me !
From the tally, I was in good company being stumped by the pulsar anagram, and then totally stumped by the cartoon jumble! Yikes! Chuck.
The anagrams were easy, except for PULSAR, which took quite a while. With all those vowels in the answer, it was also hard and took a lot of time. I finally got it all, though.
Kudos 👏🏻👏🏻 for sticking with it, Dennis! 📀🙋🏻♀️
PULSAR can be confusing, especially since Vangelis spelled it Pulstar.
While I can agree that Pulsar isn’t an everyday word, it has been in Jumble play before, and as far as “pulstar” goes, it has 7 letters, which means it wouldn’t ever be considered. 📀🙋🏻♀️