Denial that sounds like 7-Across in Pig Latin
What to notice
Say the basketball answer aloud, hear a short word for 'no,' then move its first consonant sound to the end and add the usual playful ending.
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Punctuation, double meanings, and clue turns that reward a second look.
Say the basketball answer aloud, hear a short word for 'no,' then move its first consonant sound to the end and add the usual playful ending.
Read 10/4 both as a calendar date and as a familiar two-way-radio acknowledgment; think of the drivers associated with that phrase.
Abbreviations, informal usage, and compact entries whose form is part of the solve.
Imagine the actor pausing during rehearsal and calling to the person with the script for the next bit of dialogue.