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LinkedIn CrossClimb #742 for May 12, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Showed up, as to a party, “Cut from the ___ cloth” (have common characteristics), An amount between all and none, Having minor aches after a workout, Golfer's warning shout that sounds like a number, A compound word for something made in the forest to keep warm.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #741 for May 11, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Refrigerate, Sheep’s coat that might also be used to make a winter coat, Carpenter’s material, “Little Red Riding ___” (classic fairy tale), End of a fishing line, A compound word for something full of tasty recipes.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #740 for May 10, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Group of dogs, Tool used to break up soil or rock, Photos, for short, Baked dishes with pastry crusts and sweet or savory fillings, Competes in an election or for a prize, A two-word phrase that might appear in a real estate listing for a high-rise apartment near a green space.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #739 for May 9, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Displace, as water from a boat, Item of sports equipment that is usually, but not always, round, Hairless, Ring, especially at a wedding, Sticky predicament, A compound word for someone in prison.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #738 for May 8, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Word following "holy" in a rhyming expression of surprise, Animals who burrow underground, Bucks and stallions, e.g., Romantic partners, Alma ___ (a university, to its alumni), A compound word for a thing or person that produces a lot of cash.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #737 for May 7, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Site for a bird’s nest, At no cost, Run away from a dangerous situation, Great delight and merriment, Substance that can be used to stick materials together, A hyphenated word used to describe someone that is genuinely loyal; the term originates from a colorful dye that does not fade.
LinkedIn CrossClimb #736 for May 6, 2026 full solution with hints, top and bottom answers. Hints: Do well against hardships, Sheltered inlet on the coast where you might moor a boat, Where bats often live, Walking aid that often has a curve at the top, Containers that may be recycled, A compound word for people who imitate others.