So, the other day, I was working on this crossword puzzle, right? And I came across this clue, “Elevated for driving.” It totally stumped me. I mean, I stared at it for a good while, scratching my head, trying to come up with anything that made sense. Nothing.
Then I did what any normal person would do – I went online to see if anyone else had solved it. I found out that this clue had been in the LA Times Daily puzzle. Apparently, it was last seen on November 4, 2023.
I started digging around different crossword solver sites. One site claimed there were 40 possible answers in their database. Another one said they found 30. It seemed like this was a pretty tough clue.
- First, I tried to think of synonyms for “elevated.”
- Then I focused on words related to “driving.”
- I even tried to combine the two concepts in some way.
I went through a bunch of forums and websites dedicated to crossword puzzles. It felt like I was going down a rabbit hole. I found one post where someone said they had seen this clue in the LA Times, *, and the L.A. Times Daily. They seemed pretty sure about it, so that gave me a bit of hope.
Another website mentioned that the clue had 4 letters. That narrowed it down a bit, but there were still so many possibilities. I saw one place that listed all the solutions for “Elevated for driving” with 18 letters. Seriously, 18 letters? That seemed excessive.
Finally, after what felt like hours, I stumbled upon a site that listed the answer to the “Elevated for driving” crossword clue with 4 letters, specifically for the one that appeared on November 4, 2023. Can you believe it?
It was a total face-palm moment. It was one of those things that seemed so obvious once you saw the answer. It took me a while, but I finally got it, and I gotta say, it felt pretty good to crack that code. Sometimes these puzzles can really drive you nuts, but the satisfaction of solving them is worth it.
TEE
This is what I finally figured out. I can’t believe this simple word confused me for so long! This experience taught me to think in a different way.