Japanese crossword «N is for Neon»

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14.04.23

Author: mindscrub

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kbilotta (15 April 2023, 0:34) complain

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Wow! That's so clever! I spent the whole time wondering what the N was going to be standing for. Only got it when I saw the title - great job on this one!

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Chorton (15 April 2023, 2:09) complain

Totally agree!

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The-Nono-Gram (15 April 2023, 2:57) complain

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I thought it was for NONOGRAM.

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NancyUK (15 April 2023, 4:32) complain

Ahem! If we’re going for names, I’m glad mindscrub can see how brightly I shine! Thanks

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The-Nono-Gram (15 April 2023, 20:52) complain

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No, I was thinking puzzle name not personae.

Maburg (16 April 2023, 19:00) complain

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I thought it was a bright yellow worm, until I read the title. Ha ha.

magis (17 April 2023, 10:24) complain

same thoughts here!

msat (15 April 2023, 2:06) complain

What a bright idea!

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Maburg (16 April 2023, 18:57) complain

Yes! Really bright!

Chorton (15 April 2023, 2:10) complain

Noteworthy!

Janet (15 April 2023, 2:36) complain

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Could have been a nematode ?! Thank you :))

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name (15 April 2023, 3:22) complain

nnnnailed it! I was thinking it was a snake or worm til I read the title ;-)

nono-nono (15 April 2023, 10:39) complain

I'd say N for nitrogen

wisekaren (15 April 2023, 15:54) complain

NICE!

swford (17 April 2023, 20:00) complain

creative!

mpbrockman (18 April 2023, 4:25) complain

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I was thinking it was the logo of some regional sports team. It would look good on a jersey. :D

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Bellie (26 April 2023, 16:40) complain

Kinda same! I was pleasantly surprised! Love the unexpected answers!

FaithCat (18 April 2023, 23:15) complain

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For a while I thought it was going to be a musical NOTE or notes. LOL : )

Celandine (31 January 2024, 17:07) complain

I actually figured it out when it became obvious that it wasn't going to represent anything. Neon itself, as opposed to its fellow noble gasses used in glowing signs, does glow red, so it makes sense. Very clever, mind scrub!

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