Japanese crossword «Lake»
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We have a consensus. It's a watering can. And a cute one at that!
replyIt's a watering can floating in an algae filled lake.
replyVery nice, easy to do with what I had assumed was an obvious image. Definitely a watering can - one with the large piece on the nozzle end to sprinkle plants instead of just pour. Probably also helps that I just did the puzzle with the vase of flowers. :P
replynice pix assuming it is a watering can. I think the title got lost in translation
replyhow do you find/create an puzzle to submit? iv´e sent in like 35 but all say error .plz help!
replyoh, figuring out what the author meant by the name is almost as fun as the puzzle itself ;) Here's what I found out: Russian name for "watering can" is something akin to "lyeyka" which sounds a bit like "lake". So, possibly, the author thought that "lake" is a name of this object. Nice pic, anyway.
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This make sense. xD Poor him/her. He could just have but it at the name they use. Even if it wouldn't have been right either. But it would've been better than lake. :D
replyI'm pretty sure your first language isn't even English. But, we don't call this lake.
Lake is mmm I don't really know how to explain it. Oh, a lake is water, but really smaller than the ocean. There are artificial one that are created too so yeah.
This is a watering can. Also, I don't think the creator as an account :D
replyLake is mmm I don't really know how to explain it. Oh, a lake is water, but really smaller than the ocean. There are artificial one that are created too so yeah.
This is a watering can. Also, I don't think the creator as an account :D
Author might typed Leyka (watering can in russian) but program possibly was autocorrected it
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