RE: Clever Wordsearch

This week’s letter comes from Bobby in New York, and is in reference to last week’s puzzle:

Another week, another challenging quiz.

In my childhood my family owned had a popular household pet.  That was in the past.  Another way of saying “in the past”

The actor Bobby is hoping to identify is the chap standing in the middle.

is “a while ago” and A, G and O appear in the grid of letters, so an answer might be “AGO”.

I imagine that in some households, the pets spend some time in warm locations, perhaps next to a kitchen stove?  I believe AGA is a brand of kitchen stove, and the letters A, G and A appear in the grid, so another answer could be “AGA”.

I understand that most household pets are mortal, and some households have a belief system involving a souls that continue to exist after death, and return to a creature’s maker or deity.  Another name for deity is god, and the letters G, O and D appear in the grid, so perhaps the answer is “GOD”.

I am lead to believe that on occasion some household pets need to be encouraged to perform certain activities, such as fetching a stick.  An alternative word for encourage is goad, and the letters G, O, A and D appear in the grid, maybe the answer is “GOAD”.

I have heard that household pets may be the cause of commotions.  A synonym of commotion is ado, and the letters A, D and O appear in the grid.  By any chance is the answer “ADO”?

I am aware that some households have a member of the species canis lupus familiaris as a pet, and the letter A is in the grid.  Is it possible that the answer is A?

I realize that I have suggested 6 possible solutions to the quiz, I hope that does not disqualify me.

Attached is a picture I took a few years ago of movie director Paul Greengrass (on the left) and some actor (in the middle).  The apartment I live in at the time is obscured by the umbrella.  I talked to Paul shortly after taking the picture.  Perhaps a reader could name the actor as part of a future quiz, as I did not speak to him, and did not ask Paul who it was he had been talking to.

Thanks,

Bobby

 

Well, we thought this was a very clever idea to bring the Newsnibbles community together.  Perhaps if someone does know the answer to Bobby’s question and has a question of their own they’d like to share, then email in, newsdesk@newsnibbles.co.uk

 

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