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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NYT crosswords require a symmetrical pattern. If there is a five-letter horizontal word in the upper right corner, there has to be a five-letter horizontal word in the lower left corner. This kind of whirlpool pattern is pretty common, and as others have said, it was an extra-large Sunday puzzle, so any “shapes” would be more defined. I see a flower when I look at those, and I was more peeved about the inclusion of non-words like “Halloweekend” than whatever shapes pop up if I were to take a marker and color in so,e of the boxes.[/quote] So still no examples of this common puzzle shape to post?[/quote] After you light the third candle, Google "common crossword puzzle shapes" and see what you can find.[/quote] So, no examples still. It's not up to me to prove your assertion. BTW, wordle was "third" today. Dismissed as coincidence?[/quote] DP. You’re exhausting, that’s probably why nobody is interested in doing research for you. [/quote] Not OP. Still waiting to see other examples of this common crossword puzzle design. The claim is that it's common. An extraordinary claim like this needs proof.[/quote]
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