CodyCross Clue:
Russian Author Of Anna Karenina
Night Life — Group 14, Puzzle 4
Answer:
Tolstoy
7 letters • 2 syllables
T
O
L
S
T
O
Y
Word Analysis: Tolstoy
Difficulty:Easy★☆☆
Rated easy due to short, common word.
7
Letters
2
Vowels
5
Consonants
5
Unique Letters
First Letter: T Last Letter: Y
Syllables: 2
Scrabble Score: 10 points
Pattern: T?????Y
Letter Frequency:
O×2T×2L×1S×1Y×1
Did You Know?
- 💡With 5 consonants and only 2 vowels, this is a consonant-heavy word that can be tricky to identify without the right crossword intersections.
Solving Tips for This Clue
- •The answer starts with the letter "T" and ends with "Y". If you have either of these from crossing clues, it narrows down the possibilities significantly.
- •This is a 7-letter answer. Try entering the pattern T?????Y in our pattern search to find it and similar words.
- •This word has only 2 vowels, making consonant-heavy crossing clues particularly helpful for solving it.
- •This clue is concise and direct. Consider both literal and figurative meanings of the words used.
Location in CodyCross
World: Night Life
Group: 14 of 20
Puzzle: 4 of 5
This answer appears in the Night Life world of CodyCross. The Night Life world contains 20 groups with 5 puzzles each, for a total of 100 puzzles to solve. You are currently viewing Group 14, Puzzle 4.
All Answers: Night Life Group 14, Puzzle 4
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