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November 14, 2025
This puzzle had me scratching my head. I had a flurry of ideas, but most of them sounded ridiculous. One wrong guess led me down a rabbit hole of confusion. I thought about magma and how it’s supposed to be hidden beneath the surface. But then I was thrown off track by another clue – ash. What could ash and magma possibly have in common?
| Word | Connection | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Vent | Outlet for magma | The vent is where the magma escapes to create an eruption. |
| Crater | Top formation | The crater is the depression that forms at the top of a volcano. |
| Ash | Eruption byproduct | Ash is produced during explosive volcanic eruptions. |
| Magma | Underground molten rock | Magma is molten rock beneath the Earth's surface, found in the magma chamber. |
| Lava | Magma on the surface | Lava is magma that has reached the surface during an eruption. |
Q: How did I know 'ash' related to a volcano?
A: Ash is a well-known byproduct of volcanic eruptions, indicating a direct connection.
Q: What if I got stuck on one clue?
A: Try to focus on the other clues. Often, one clue can illuminate another.