Japanese crossword «Clover»
Size: 10x10 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 29.12.21 | Author: NapA |
I'm hoping this puzzle was just poorly translated.
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Well, if I'm not mistaken, clovers have four leaves, right? It's a shamrock that has three.
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You are mistaken. Clovers have 3 leaves. As a kid, I used to hunt through my grandmother's lawn, which was mostly clover, to find a 4-leaf one, which is a rare but not too rare developmental mutation that is never passed on to make more of them. I found one eventually and put it in her dictionary, where she kept the few others that had been found. Shamrock is a specific species of clover (or 1 or 2 out of 300 clover species, any of which might have 4 leaf mutants)
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Excellent ..thank you author it saved me typing all of that!
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May be I'm mistaken, but I googled both, and I think shamrock it's just the translation in Ireland. May be?
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Our back yard was also mostly clover. We'd search and search for four-leafed ones without success. Then my mother would lean out of her chair and pick one. Happened more than once. It was uncanny.
This had a really nice flow doing it without using Xs.
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