LinkedIn Pinpoint #920 Hints & Answer: Argument & Street
Pinpoint #920 opens with Argument, Street, and Vinyl record. Compare all five clues below, then reveal the category and its connections.
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Need a hint first?
Reveal one hint at a time.
Hint 1 — a direction to explore
Look for a property that can apply both to an abstract dispute and to everyday physical items.
Hint 2 — narrow the relationship
Several clues can be “flipped” conceptually or literally, yielding a different face or perspective.
Hint 3 — one more nudge
Think of contexts where people naturally talk about an A vs B, a front vs back, or a heads vs tails.
First two clues: possible connections
Argument could point toward logic (an argument as a reason), conflict (a quarrel), or even computing (a function input). Street could suggest addresses, “street” as slang, or the idea of opposite corners and crossings. Those two clues alone don’t uniquely determine the category, so multiple directions remain plausible at this stage.
Reveal answer & analysis
These clues range from debate and city geography to everyday objects like media, stationery, and money, hinting at one shared property.
5 Clues
- Clue 1Argument
- Clue 2Street
- Clue 3Vinyl record
- Clue 4Sheet of paper
- Clue 5Coin (heads and tails)
Why this answer fits
All five clues point to things that have two sides, though “side” can mean an opposing position, a face of an object, or a left/right division. The set mixes abstract opposition (Argument) with physical surfaces and faces (record, paper, coin) and spatial orientation (Street).
Solving path for Pinpoint #920
- Initial reading: Start by listing plausible senses for the opening clues: Argument can be a dispute with opposing positions, while Street can be divided into opposite edges used in directions and addresses.
- Testing the connection: Test a candidate property against later clues by checking for clear paired faces or orientations: Vinyl record (A/B), Sheet of paper (front/back), and Coin (heads/tails) all supply concrete pairings.
- Final check: Verify the category’s wording is broad enough to cover both abstract and physical uses of “side,” ensuring every clue fits without forcing a single physical interpretation.
Clue-by-clue explanation
| Clue | Meaning in this puzzle | Connection & role in the solve |
|---|---|---|
| Argument | two sides of an argumentThe opposing positions taken by different parties in a disagreement, typically framed as one stance versus its counterstance. | Argument fits because an Argument is commonly framed as having two sides: each party’s position in the dispute. |
| Street | two sides of a streetThe opposite edges of a roadway corridor, often used to distinguish where buildings, parking, or sidewalks are located. | Street fits because a Street is routinely described by its two sides, separating addresses or sidewalks on opposite edges. |
| Vinyl record | A-side and B-side of a vinyl recordThe record’s two playable faces, each carrying audio tracks, with one face conventionally treated as the primary side. | Vinyl record fits because a Vinyl record has two playable faces traditionally labeled side A and side B. |
| Sheet of paper | front and back of a sheet of paperThe two writable/printable surfaces of a single sheet, allowing text or images on either surface. | Sheet of paper fits because a Sheet of paper can be used on both its front and its back. |
| Coin (heads and tails) | heads and tails of a coinThe coin’s two faces—one typically bearing a portrait or emblem and the other a different design—used as outcomes in a flip. | Coin (heads and tails) fits because a Coin (heads and tails) has two distinct faces used for identification and flipping. |
One lesson to use next time
When a category hinges on a common word like “side,” check multiple senses (opposition, face, edge) and confirm each clue cleanly matches at least one of them.
Questions about Pinpoint #920
What do Argument, Street, and Vinyl record have in common? (answer spoiler)
The shared category is Things that have two sides.
All five clues point to things that have two sides, though “side” can mean an opposing position, a face of an object, or a left/right division. The set mixes abstract opposition (Argument) with physical surfaces and faces (record, paper, coin) and spatial orientation (Street).
What does “Argument” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)
two sides of an argument: The opposing positions taken by different parties in a disagreement, typically framed as one stance versus its counterstance. Argument fits because an Argument is commonly framed as having two sides: each party’s position in the dispute.
What does “Street” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)
two sides of a street: The opposite edges of a roadway corridor, often used to distinguish where buildings, parking, or sidewalks are located. Street fits because a Street is routinely described by its two sides, separating addresses or sidewalks on opposite edges.
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