Neil Armstrong set foot on it on July 20, 1969, Bird on a Canadian dollar coin, Makes the sound of a cow, Ears of corn/maize, Disorderly crowds that are hard to control LinkedIn Crossclimb 492

Today’s answers for LinkedIn Crossclimb 492: Here are the answers that you’ll need to finish today’s puzzle for “September 4th, 2025”, under the daily theme whit the clues Neil Armstrong set foot on it on July 20, 1969, Bird on a Canadian dollar coin, Makes the sound of a cow, Ears of corn/maize, Disorderly crowds that are hard to control in LinkedIn Crossclimb 492.

LINKEDIN CROSSCLIMB ANSWERS SEPTEMBER 5, 2025

LinkedIn Crossclimb 492

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Past Crossclimb Answers

Overcooked by leaving on the grill too long, Traveled in a double-decker vehicle, say, _ oneself (kept occupied), Placed underground, _ around (gave work orders to, as underlings) LinkedIn Crossclimb 493

Put up for auction, Shelf at the bottom of a window, Animal related to a walrus, Scorch the surface of, Put liquid into up to the brim LinkedIn Crossclimb 491

Doesn’t pass, as a class in school, Shopping complexes with food courts, Sends in a stamped envelope, Peacocks, for example, but not peahens, World ___ (international exhibitions) LinkedIn Crossclimb 490

Something worn by a hiker or a cowboy, Without missing a _ (lacking any hesitation), Gondola or canoe, for example, What a radiator emanates to warm a room, Get better over time, as a wound LinkedIn Crossclimb 489

Where you store your valuables while working out at a gym, Pressure ___ (airtight pot that uses steam), Very attractive person, informally, Ornamental case for a small picture (often worn on a chain necklace), Remarkable person, in slang (or a person who puts a stopper in a wine bottle) LinkedIn Crossclimb 488

Cheerful tune (anagram of TILL), Flower whose name can follow Easter, tiger, or belladonna, What Americans call a queue, Like fried foods, ___ trap (screen in a drier) LinkedIn Crossclimb 487