Question 1

What is the answer to "Turns the page, say"?

Accepted Answer

The answer is READSON. "Turns the page" hints at reading, but the clue adds "say" to suggest this is a homophone. Instead of "reads" (like in a book), it sounds like "reeds," the tall grassy plants. Combine that with "son" (as in a male child), and you get "READSON"—a playful way to clue the name Reed, with "son" tacked on like a surname. It’s a punny twist on how names can sound like other words.

Question 2

Can I get a hint for "Turns the page, say" without seeing the answer?

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Question 3

Why is "READSON" the answer to "Turns the page, say"?

Accepted Answer

"Turns the page" hints at reading, but the clue adds "say" to suggest this is a homophone. Instead of "reads" (like in a book), it sounds like "reeds," the tall grassy plants. Combine that with "son" (as in a male child), and you get "READSON"—a playful way to clue the name Reed, with "son" tacked on like a surname. It’s a punny twist on how names can sound like other words.

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