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Triple Trouble?

· Por JWords · Publicado 2024-04-02T11:00:40.398Z

Constructor's Note
Each cell in this grid contains exactly three letters — use the rebus function to enter them.
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  • JWords constructor · 2024-04-02T11:00:40.398Z
    1A: UNIT+ED
    3A: P+ODIUM
    1D: (I[-m]POUND)*
    2D: EDIT*+UM
    • kieranjboyd 🤓39s · 2024-04-02T14:41:41.046Z
      Nice!
      • JWords constructor · 2024-04-02T15:06:04.216Z
        Thanks!
      • LasersharpAurora 🤓1:23 · 2024-04-02T15:48:20.930Z
        Nice :) Actually something interesting happened - I looked at 1D first and tried to do the anagram, and the first word that came to mind was actually the answer for 3A (which didn't actually fit the anagram or definition, it's just what came to mind when I saw the letters first).
        • JWords constructor · 2024-04-02T18:39:55.635Z
          Huh, I’m surprised I didn’t notice the similarity in fodder — maybe there was an opportunity to make PODIUM in the same way as UNIPOD (e.g. rear end of Nissan trashed in dodgy impound). Ah well, thanks for solving!
        • Account 🤓2:27 · 2024-04-02T17:13:11.348Z
          I kept thinking there was a mistake and 1D was clueing PODIUM. It's weird that the anagram fodder included another entry in a puzzle this small.
          • JWords constructor · 2024-04-02T18:42:42.344Z
            Yeah, I’m surprised I didn’t notice. It was a bit fiddly to find four words that overlapped in the way required for this grid, and I did try to make sure I didn’t clue the crossing portions in the same way. But maybe each answer sharing 50% with another means this sort of thing isn’t that unlikely. Thanks for solving!
            • Account 🤓2:27 · 2024-04-03T02:01:15.236Z
              I'm falling down a rabbit hole of trigram frequency. I'll report back if I find anything.
              • Account 🤓2:27 · 2024-04-03T02:59:18.916Z
                I couldn't find a lot, but from rough calculations and Fermi approximations, I'm getting about a 2.2% coincidence rate. It might be higher or lower by an order of magnitude or so because I didn't use anything special about the fact that it's a language or that it's halves of 6-letter words.
            • nate 🤓1:06 · 2024-04-02T20:09:31.958Z
              Great work, I know from experience how fiddly rebuses can be!
              • JWords constructor · 2024-04-02T22:40:21.671Z
                Thanks!
              1A
              Brought together really tough guy and editor (6)
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              2
              3
              Horizontales
              1. 1A
                Brought together really tough guy and editor (6)
              2. 3A
                Where you might end up when getting first pint with hatred (6)
              Verticales
              1. 1D
                Front end of Mazda getting scratched in dodgy impound — one singly supported (6)
              2. 2D
                Edit out indication of doubt or monotony (6)
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