LinkedIn Pinpoint #825 Hints & Answer: Date & Lychee
LinkedIn Pinpoint #825 for Monday, August 3, 2026 starts with “Date” and “Lychee”. Explore the clues below, then reveal the category and how each clue connects.
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Reveal answer & analysis
LinkedIn Pinpoint #825 gathers five fruits around one structural feature: each has edible flesh surrounding a single hard central seed or stone. That connection brings Date, Lychee, Apricot, Peach, and Cherry into the stone-fruit category.
5 Clues
- Clue 1Date
- Clue 2Lychee
- Clue 3Apricot
- Clue 4Peach
- Clue 5Cherry
Why this answer fits
Apricot, Peach, and Cherry make the category visible because their pits are familiar. Date and Lychee are the deliberate stretch clues: they look and taste unlike orchard stone fruits, but each still has one conspicuous hard seed enclosed by edible flesh.
Quick wink: This round has plenty of fruit, but every clue comes with one very solid objection in the middle.
How to find the connection
- Pair Apricot with Peach. Their prominent central pits make “stone fruits” the strongest opening hypothesis.
- Use Cherry as the straightforward confirmation, then focus on structure rather than size, flavor, or growing region.
- Test Date and Lychee by looking at their edible flesh and single hard central seeds. They extend the same stone-fruit idea beyond the most obvious orchard examples.
Clue-by-clue explanation
| Clue | Connection evidence |
|---|---|
| Date | A date has sweet edible flesh surrounding one long, hard central seed, matching the physical pattern behind the puzzle’s stone-fruit answer. |
| Lychee | A lychee’s peel encloses translucent edible flesh around one hard central seed, which supplies the clue’s stone-like center. |
| Apricot | An apricot is a familiar stone fruit whose soft flesh surrounds a single hard pit. |
| Peach | A peach has fleshy fruit around one large, hard stone that protects the seed inside. |
| Cherry | A cherry is a small fleshy fruit with one central pit, making it one of the clearest examples in the set. |
Questions about Pinpoint #825
Which clues start this puzzle?
The first two clues are “Date” and “Lychee”. The complete five-clue list is above.
Where is the category answer?
Open “Reveal answer & analysis” above to see the category and a separate explanation for each clue.
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Sources
These references support the explanation notes; they do not certify human review.
- University of Florida IFAS Extension — Stone FruitsUniversity extension guidance defines stone fruits by their single hard seed and lists peaches, litchis, cherries, and apricots.
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