LinkedIn Pinpoint #771 Hints & Answer: Blast & Zephyr
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Pinpoint #771 opens with Blast, Zephyr, and Gale. Compare all five clues below, then reveal the category and its connections.
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Reveal answer & analysis
Blast, zephyr, gale, gust, and breeze describe wind with different strengths, durations, or literary tones.
5 Clues
- Clue 1Blast
- Clue 2Zephyr
- Clue 3Gale
- Clue 4Gust
- Clue 5Breeze
Why this answer fits
Gale and breeze establish contrasting wind intensity. Gust and blast emphasize brief force, while zephyr supplies the gentle poetic end of the scale.
Solving path for Pinpoint #771
- Initial reading: Pair Gale with Breeze to identify strong and gentle wind conditions.
- Testing the connection: Use Gust and Blast for shorter bursts of moving air.
- Final check: Recognize Zephyr as a light wind, completing a vocabulary set for wind.
Clue-by-clue explanation
| Clue | Connection evidence |
|---|---|
| Blast | A blast is a sudden, forceful rush of air. |
| Zephyr | A zephyr is a soft, gentle breeze, especially in literary usage. |
| Gale | A gale is a very strong wind, formally associated with specific ranges on wind scales. |
| Gust | A gust is a brief increase in wind speed. |
| Breeze | A breeze is a light or moderate wind. |
Questions about Pinpoint #771
What do Blast, Zephyr, and Gale have in common? (answer spoiler)
The shared category is Terms for wind conditions (varying duration and intensity).
Gale and breeze establish contrasting wind intensity. Gust and blast emphasize brief force, while zephyr supplies the gentle poetic end of the scale.
What does “Blast” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)
A blast is a sudden, forceful rush of air.
What does “Zephyr” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)
A zephyr is a soft, gentle breeze, especially in literary usage.
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