LinkedIn CrossClimb #832
Reveal the ladder one rung at a time
1Start here+
NOTE is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where a student might write down info for their classes. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
Opening endpoint2Reveal rung 2+
NOSE is the answer to “Where eyeglasses might rest”.
NOTE → NOSE changes position 3 from T to S.3Reveal rung 3+
HOSE is the answer to “Attachment to a fire hydrant”.
NOSE → HOSE changes position 1 from N to H.4Reveal rung 4+
HOST is the answer to “Emcee of a television show”.
HOSE → HOST changes position 4 from E to T.5Reveal rung 5+
HOOT is the answer to “Make a sound like an owl”.
HOST → HOOT changes position 3 from S to O.6Reveal rung 6+
HOOK is the answer to “Curved item at the end of a fishing line”.
HOOT → HOOK changes position 4 from T to K.7Final rung+
BOOK is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where a student might write down info for their classes. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
HOOK → BOOK changes position 1 from H to B.Reveal the complete answer and endpoint connection
NOTE + BOOK
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The structural clue
How the ladder gives itself away
NOTE → NOSE starts the chain with a change in position 3. From there, the changed positions run 3, 1, 4, 3, 4, 1, which is a quick way to verify the order without relying on meaning alone.
- StepSolve the middle clues, then anchor NOSE beside NOTE because they differ at exactly one position.
- StepContinue through NOSE → HOSE → HOST → HOOT → HOOK, checking spelling position by position rather than grouping words by topic.
- StepPlace BOOK at the other endpoint and use the shared endpoint clue to connect NOTE with BOOK.
Every rung explained
NOTE is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where a student might write down info for their classes. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
Opening endpointNOSE is the answer to “Where eyeglasses might rest”.
NOTE → NOSE changes position 3 from T to S.HOSE is the answer to “Attachment to a fire hydrant”.
NOSE → HOSE changes position 1 from N to H.HOST is the answer to “Emcee of a television show”.
HOSE → HOST changes position 4 from E to T.HOOT is the answer to “Make a sound like an owl”.
HOST → HOOT changes position 3 from S to O.HOOK is the answer to “Curved item at the end of a fishing line”.
HOOT → HOOK changes position 4 from T to K.BOOK is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where a student might write down info for their classes. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
HOOK → BOOK changes position 1 from H to B.What this edition teaches
This edition rewards positional checking: its six legal moves change letter positions 3, 1, 4, 3, 4, 1. When the clue meanings wander, the one-letter rule keeps the ladder from wandering with them.
Endpoint result: NOTE + BOOK.
Continue without losing the plot
Nearby editions: #833 CAMP → SITE · #831 CROSS → TRAIN