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Yesterday’s Atlantic Crossword Answers and Hints

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  • The clue "Open, as an egg" refers to the common action of breaking an egg to access its contents. The word "CRACK" describes the way eggs are typically opened, as you crack their shell to expose the inside. Hence, CRACK is the correct answer.

  • The phrase "To err is human" is a well-known proverb that acknowledges human imperfection and the tendency to make mistakes. The blank in the clue completes this expression, and "HUMAN" is the answer because it directly follows "To err is" in the saying.

  • The phrase "Offer one's two cents" means to express an opinion or share a thought. The word "OPINE" directly means to express an opinion, making it a perfect match for the clue. It succinctly captures the idea of giving your personal perspective or input on a matter.

  • The clue "Fit for a king" refers to something suitable for royalty. The word "regal" directly means royal, majestic, or kingly in nature, aligning perfectly with the clue. It describes qualities befitting a monarch, making "REGAL" an ideal answer.

  • The clue "Passed out" can mean distributed or allocated, as in dealing cards or items. "Dealt" is the past tense of "deal," aligning with the phrasing "Passed out" in the past tense. Hence, DEALT fits perfectly as the solution.

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  • The answer "CHORD" fits because in the referenced lyrics from Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," the line specifically mentions "a secret chord that David played and it pleased the Lord." It refers to the biblical King David, known for his harp playing, tying "chord" to the musical context.

  • The RUPEE is the official currency of six countries: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Indonesia, and the Maldives. The clue directly refers to this fact, as RUPEE is a widely used currency in these nations, making it the fitting answer.

  • The clue specifies "in Spanish," so the answer must be a Spanish word. In Spanish, "amiga" directly translates to "female friend." "Amigo" refers to a male friend, while "amiga" is the feminine form, aligning with the clue's specification of "female." Hence, the answer is AMIGA.

  • The answer is "CANAL" because Venice is famously built on a network of artificial waterways, or canals, that serve as streets in the city. The clue specifies "Many a waterway," suggesting a common feature in Venice—its iconic canals used for transportation and sightseeing.

  • The clue "Prepared to propose, maybe?" uses wordplay. Traditionally, someone proposing marriage may get down on one knee, symbolized by "kneeling." The past-tense "Prepared" matches "KNELT," meaning they already took that position, fitting the clue perfectly. The question mark indicates the playful interpretation.

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