LinkedIn CrossClimb #833
Reveal the ladder one rung at a time
1Start here+
CAMP is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where you might pitch a tent. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
Opening endpoint2Reveal rung 2+
CAME is the answer to “Showed up, as to a party”.
CAMP → CAME changes position 4 from P to E.3Reveal rung 3+
GAME is the answer to “Word after "word," "board," or "video"”.
CAME → GAME changes position 1 from C to G.4Reveal rung 4+
GATE is the answer to “Entryway in a fence”.
GAME → GATE changes position 3 from M to T.5Reveal rung 5+
KATE is the answer to “Diminutive name for "Catherine" used by the Princess of Wales (___ Middleton)”.
GATE → KATE changes position 1 from G to K.6Reveal rung 6+
KITE is the answer to “Toy on a string that’s brought out on a windy day”.
KATE → KITE changes position 2 from A to I.7Final rung+
SITE is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where you might pitch a tent. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
KITE → SITE changes position 1 from K to S.Reveal the complete answer and endpoint connection
CAMP + SITE
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The structural clue
How the ladder gives itself away
CAMP → CAME starts the chain with a change in position 4. From there, the changed positions run 4, 1, 3, 1, 2, 1, which is a quick way to verify the order without relying on meaning alone.
- StepSolve the middle clues, then anchor CAME beside CAMP because they differ at exactly one position.
- StepContinue through CAME → GAME → GATE → KATE → KITE, checking spelling position by position rather than grouping words by topic.
- StepPlace SITE at the other endpoint and use the shared endpoint clue to connect CAMP with SITE.
Every rung explained
CAMP is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where you might pitch a tent. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
Opening endpointCAME is the answer to “Showed up, as to a party”.
CAMP → CAME changes position 4 from P to E.GAME is the answer to “Word after "word," "board," or "video"”.
CAME → GAME changes position 1 from C to G.GATE is the answer to “Entryway in a fence”.
GAME → GATE changes position 3 from M to T.KATE is the answer to “Diminutive name for "Catherine" used by the Princess of Wales (___ Middleton)”.
GATE → KATE changes position 1 from G to K.KITE is the answer to “Toy on a string that’s brought out on a windy day”.
KATE → KITE changes position 2 from A to I.SITE is the answer to “The top + bottom rows = A compound word for where you might pitch a tent. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.” and serves as an endpoint.
KITE → SITE changes position 1 from K to S.What this edition teaches
This edition rewards positional checking: its six legal moves change letter positions 4, 1, 3, 1, 2, 1. When the clue meanings wander, the one-letter rule keeps the ladder from wandering with them.
Endpoint result: CAMP + SITE.
Continue without losing the plot
Nearby editions: #834 CALL → BACK · #832 NOTE → BOOK