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Mini 240930 Schrödinger 4

■ · By Puzzled in CNY · Published 2024-09-30T09:05:27.127Z

Constructor's Note
In a Schrödinger puzzle, one or more of the squares in the puzzle could be accurately filled by more than one letter (e.g., BEAR and PEAR could both be "something with skin" and so you could enter a B or P in the first spot...I would never do that specific clue/answer combo in a real puzzle haha). You can enter any of the correct letters, and after you solve the puzzle will flash between all the possible correct answers)
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  • Alevyinroc 🤓51s · 2024-09-30T10:42:00.665Z
    Please check the spelling on 7A
    • Puzzled in CNY constructor · 2024-09-30T18:06:46.725Z
      Oops, thanks. Fixed. What's worse is I looked up the original clue to confirm it was right and somehow internally marked it as "yup that's how he spells it" even while looking at it spelled differently.
    • Kent D 🤓22s · 2024-09-30T19:45:34.387Z
      Fun puzzle, and HODGE PODGE is great! 😄
      • Puzzled in CNY constructor · 2024-09-30T20:19:31.350Z
        Thank you, and thanks for the solve!
      • kurtalert 🤓18s · 2024-10-01T13:02:32.080Z
        Thank you!
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        One of a two-word phrase describing a jumble of things
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          Adjective often modified with "long" or "sharp"
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