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DrWatson · 70-79, M
I once read a novel called The Quincunx, so I've already used that one!
rinkydinkydoink · M
@DrWatson
I've been working on a crossword puzzle of my own for years. In each of the 4 corners, together with the middle square, the design of this rebus crossword allows for the placement of a decimal/dot/spot/point/period to approximate the quincunx face of a gaming die.
For example: the span that runs top to bottom through the middle square has as its clue "Cheetahs and servals, for example". The 15 squares would include a period which would mean "spot" so the answer would look like this:
african.tedcats (African spotted cats).
I've been working on a crossword puzzle of my own for years. In each of the 4 corners, together with the middle square, the design of this rebus crossword allows for the placement of a decimal/dot/spot/point/period to approximate the quincunx face of a gaming die.
For example: the span that runs top to bottom through the middle square has as its clue "Cheetahs and servals, for example". The 15 squares would include a period which would mean "spot" so the answer would look like this:
african.tedcats (African spotted cats).




