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Jumble hints: September 3, 2024

Revisit the Jumble puzzle from September 3, 2024 (2024-09-03) with the four scrambled clue words, the full reveal layers, and the final phrase in one place.

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2024-09-03

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Start with the clue lengths and circled-letter counts, move into first-letter nudges, then reveal the clue answers and final phrase only when you decide to.

4 clue words9 bonus lettersFinal: 6 / 3

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Clue 15 letters
BMOLO

Circled letters: 2

Clue 25 letters
CKRIT

Circled letters: 2

Clue 36 letters
DIBNAT

Circled letters: 2

Clue 46 letters
ZEWEHE

Circled letters: 3

Layer 1

Solve shape

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Clue 1

The answer is 5 letters long and contributes 2 circled letters to the bonus phrase.

Clue 2

The answer is 5 letters long and contributes 2 circled letters to the bonus phrase.

Clue 3

The answer is 6 letters long and contributes 2 circled letters to the bonus phrase.

Clue 4

The answer is 6 letters long and contributes 3 circled letters to the bonus phrase.

Layer 2

Letter nudges

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Clue 1

Starts with B, ends with M, and has circled positions 2, 5.

Clue 2

Starts with T, ends with K, and has circled positions 3, 5.

Clue 3

Starts with B, ends with T, and has circled positions 2, 4.

Clue 4

Starts with W, ends with E, and has circled positions 1, 2, 6.

Layer 3

Clue-word answers

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Layer 4

Bonus clue and final answer

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Bonus clue

The baseball pitcher’s son loved it when his dad —

LMIKADWHE6 / 3

Official final answer: WALKED HIM.

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