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Contests won: HYDROGEN (8), JIMMY (5), ANY CLUE THAT DOES NOT SHARE LETTERS WITH THE ANSWER (?), AGOUTI (6), HONJOK (6), WONKA (5), HALF-ASSED (4-5), SEASON'S GREETINGS (6'1 9), CRAPS (5), SOAK (4), GIMME (5), CORDYCEPS (9), ANY CLUE THAT HAS TO END IN A SPECIFIC NUMBER OF QUESTION MARKS (?), ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ (26), BUPKIS (6), MICHIGAN (8), HEADPAT (7), INFERNAL (8), NEW SOUTH WALES (3, 5, 5), EVONNE GOOLAGONG (6, 9), REDACT (6), WELTANSCHAUUNG (14), ANY HUMAN BONE (?), SUPERSTITION (12), ROCKET SCIENCE (6 7), PRODIGY (7), WILLIS (6)

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Clue ID Contest Clue Explanation (hover) Submitted By Likes
12197 ANY CLUE THAT HAS TO END IN A SPECIFIC NUMBER OF QUESTION MARKS (?) Retained by simple rote memorization? (7) EROTEME (archaic word for “?”) = simplE ROTE MEmorization discountdadjokes 5
12194 CORDYCEPS (9) Strip the ends of funky music albums — they’ll grow on you. (9) CORD (strip) + YC (the ends of “funky” and “music”) + EPS (albums) = CORDYCEPS (they’ll grow on you) discountdadjokes 4
12264 HEADPAT (7) Heat pad massage is a comforting thing (7) Anagram of HEATPAD discountdadjokes 4
12278 INFERNAL (8) In the underworld, fact becomes fiction in secret (8) INTERNAL (secret) -T +F (fact becomes fiction) = INFERNAL (in the underworld) discountdadjokes 4
12293 EVONNE GOOLAGONG (6, 9) Gonna Google “oven repair service professional” (6 9) *GONNAGOOGLEOVEN = EVONNE GOOLAGONG (a tennis player, or “service professional”) discountdadjokes 4
12312 ANY HUMAN BONE (?) Bar is a hip spot? (5) PUBIS (part of the hip, or “a hip spot”) = PUB (Bar) + IS. discountdadjokes 4
11862 HYDROGEN (8) Mother is full of disgusting, grody gas (8) HEN (mother) containing YDROG (disgusting “grody”) discountdadjokes 3
11993 HALF-ASSED (4-5) “A sad shelf. Poorly designed, poorly executed.” (4-5) Anagram of ASADSHELF (“A sad shelf. Poorly designed”) = HALF-ASSED (“poorly executed.”) discountdadjokes 3
12130 CRAPS (5) Abolish, top-to-bottom, gambling game (5) SCRAP (“abolish”) -> S moves from “top-to-bottom” -> CRAPS (“gambling game”) discountdadjokes 3
12236 BUPKIS (6) A belch, then a smooch? No third thing. I repeat — you get nothing. (6) BURP + KISS (“A belch, then a smooch?”) - (r+s) (“No third thing. I repeat”) = BUPKIS (“nothing”) discountdadjokes 3
12265 MICHIGAN (8) Sort of rummy whisked ham icing (8) Anagram of HAMICING discountdadjokes 3
12306 REDACT (6) Edit to obscure bloody performance (6) REDACT (Edit to obscure) = RED (bloody) + ACT (performance) discountdadjokes 3
11853 MUST (4) Have to add up to the last cent (4) MUS (definition of add reversed) + T (last cenT) discountdadjokes 2
11960 ANY CLUE THAT DOES NOT SHARE LETTERS WITH THE ANSWER (?) Cancelled platform test ended early — later, we hear (5) QUIBI (Cancelled platform) = QUIz (test ended early) + BI (homophone of “bye” — “later, we hear”) discountdadjokes 2
11981 ANAMANAGUCHI (12) Oddly, Anne, a dude, a bottomless dude, and McBride form a band (12) AN (AnNe) + A MAN (a dude) + A GU(y) (a bottomless dude) + CHI (actor McBride) discountdadjokes 2
11990 EXAMPLE (7) Test the rights of humanity, for instance (7) EXAM (Test) + PLE (“the rights of humanity” -> the letters on the “right side” of peoPLE) = EXAMPLE (“for instance”) discountdadjokes 2
12183 SOAK (4) A type-changing Pokémon move? Oak’s confused (4) SOAK (“A type-changing Pokémon move”) = anagram of OAKS (“Oak’s confused”) discountdadjokes 2
12249 CHARABANC (9) Branch has all the makings of a place for lots of people to sit(9) Letter bank of BRANCH. discountdadjokes 2
11974 AGOUTI (6) Silver depleted, I become an animal (6) AG (chemical symbol for Silver) + OUT (synonym of “depleted”) + I = AGOUTI (“An animal”) discountdadjokes 1
11982 HONJOK (6) Flying solo into New Jersey, heads smack-dab into the middle of a U-Turn (6) HONJOK ("Flying solo) = NJ (New Jersey heads) into the center of (smack-dab into the middle of) HOOK (a U-Turn). discountdadjokes 1
11987 WONKA (5) Korean bread: knead first, then add a source of chocolate (5) WON (Korean currency — aka “bread”) + K (first letter of knead) + A = WONKA (“source of chocolate”) discountdadjokes 1
12129 TELEGRAM (8) Marge let handstand send a message (8) MARGE LET reversed (handstand) = TELEGRAM (I checked to make sure, at it can be used as a verb :D) discountdadjokes 1
12188 GIMME (5) Talk show host from 2 to 5, great lead-in — I’ll take it. (5) G (great lead-in) + IMME (letters 2 to 5 from Jimmy KIMMEL) = GIMME (I’ll take it) discountdadjokes 1
12246 DEAD WEIGHT (4, 6) “The” IG, Dad? Ew, gross. Totally unnecessary. (4, 6) THEIGDADEW* = DEAD WEIGHT (“Totally unnecessary”) discountdadjokes 1
12268 PUNCH IN (5 2) Bag’s bottom torn off… what a terrible start to the day. (5, 2) PUNCHING (Bag) - G (bottom torn off) = PUNCH IN (Any day that starts with me punching in for work has to make quite an uphill climb to end up good. …What, just me?) discountdadjokes 1
12288 YOUR FAVORITE COLOR (?) Motley Crue lean into blue (8) CRUE* + LEAN = CERULEAN discountdadjokes 1
12296 ASTERISK (8) Alas, Teri’s kids’ section is indicative of disorder (8) alAS TERIS Kids (section) = ASTERISK (an anagram indicator, or “indicative of disorder”) discountdadjokes 1
12301 CEMENT (6) Hard rock set: “I’m in the Money” (6) ME inside (“I’m in”) CENT (“the money”) = CE(ME)NT (“Hard rock set”) discountdadjokes 1
12303 CHIN UP (4 2) Raise your spirits with an upper-body exercise (4 2) Double definition discountdadjokes 1
12310 WELTANSCHAUUNG (14) A newt’s gulch has everything you need for a comprehensive worldview (14) ANEWTSGULCH letter bank discountdadjokes 1
12336 ROCKET SCIENCE (6 7) Crocket's niece goes crazy for aerospace engineering (6 7) CROCKETSNIECE anagram discountdadjokes 1
12337 PRODIGY (7) Exceptional talent produces in gym’s first halves (7) PRODuces + In + GYm’s (first halves) discountdadjokes 1
12346 GARBLED (7) Ink ran after bad newspaper flip and muddled the message (7) RAG< (“bad newspaper flip”) + BLED (“Ink ran after”) = GARBLED (“muddled the message”) discountdadjokes 1
11868 JIMMY (5) Force loud music to become moderate in a short period of time (5) JIFFY (“short period of time”) -> FF to MM (loud music to become moderate) -> JIMMY (“Force”) discountdadjokes 0
11996 SEASON'S GREETINGS (6'1 9) See song asserting insanely saccharine sentiment (6’1 9) Anagram of SEE SONG ASSERTING discountdadjokes 0
12000 SLOTH (5) Second chance to close small opening for sin (5) H (“second cHance”) at the end of (“to close”) SLOT (“small opening”) = SLOTH (“sin”) discountdadjokes 0
12009 NYE (3) End of year, party heads present a science bill (3) First letters of “New Year’s Eve” (end of year party heads) = NYE (a science bill, aka Bill NYE, the Science Guy) discountdadjokes 0
12182 TMESIS (6) Cousin of infixation? No one: “It me, sis!” (6) ITMESIS minus I (“no one”) = TMESIS (“cousin of infixation”) discountdadjokes 0
12192 AFTERNOON (9) A meaningless word eats a seagoing bird in the span of an early evening. (9) A(F(TERN)OO)N (early evening) = TERN (a seagoing bird) inside FOO (a meaningless word eats — “foo” is a placeholder often used in programming) inside AN (in the span of an). discountdadjokes 0
12213 CLOVER (6) After hearing the call of the sea, a devotee can live there in luxury. (6) C (homophone of “sea”) + LOVER (“devotee”) = CLOVER (“living in clover” means living luxuriantly.) discountdadjokes 0
12216 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ (26) Roman legion ordered to present big bird song selection. (26) Roman legion ordered -> The Roman alphabet in order, and “ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ” is sung (as a single word) by Big Bird in a memorable (to me anyway) Sesame Street song. discountdadjokes 0
12258 QUAY (4) Water landing sounds critical (4) QUAY = Homophone of KEY (“critical”) discountdadjokes 0
12279 AKIMBO (6) Awkwardly possible, covered in blood (6) A[KIM]BO (KIM Possible within (“covered in”) ABO (blood types)) discountdadjokes 0
12283 NEW SOUTH WALES (3, 5, 5) Top story: Fired heads of hospital ward encounter troubles, reported Australian state (3 5 5) NEWS + OUT + HW + ALES (homophone of AILS (“troubles”)) discountdadjokes 0
12309 DRAGON BALL (6, 4) Animated western to go start celebration for Akira Toriyama show (6 4) DRAWN (Animated) -> DRAGON (“Western” to “go”) + BALL (celebration) = DRAGON BALL discountdadjokes 0
12327 SUPERSTITION (12) Building manager’s “Don’t touch me!” sounds like irrational behavior (12) Homophone (SUPERSTITION and SUPER’S TITIAN — “Don’t touch me” is an English translation of “Noli me tangere,” the Latin title of a painting by Titian) discountdadjokes 0
12340 WILLIS (6) Georgia prosecutor leads witness in lawsuit, laughs in sidebar (6) Fani WILLIS = first letters (leads) of “witness … sidebar” discountdadjokes 0
12349 CREMATE (7) Burn to ash a Mexican condiment with bits of tart emulsifier (7) CREMATE (“burn to ash”) = CREMA + T + E discountdadjokes 0
12356 TRENCHANT (9) Vigorous attempt to give almost everything to fascinate (9) TRy (“attempt” to give almost everything) + ENCHANT (“fascinate”) = TRENCHANT (“vigorous”) discountdadjokes 0
12382 BLOKUS (6) Sides of broil? Alright, she and I are game. (6) BL (BroiL) + OK + US = BLOKUS discountdadjokes 0

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