British term meaning to force open with leverage (anagram of "spire"), Demonstrate beyond the shadow of a doubt, Deadly serious, Style of writing that's contrasted with poetry, Group of trees LinkedIn Crossclimb 409

Today’s answers for LinkedIn Crossclimb 409: Here are the answers that you’ll need to finish today’s puzzle for “June 13th, 2025”, under the daily theme whit the clues British term meaning to force open with leverage (anagram of “spire”), Demonstrate beyond the shadow of a doubt, Deadly serious, Style of writing that’s contrasted with poetry, Group of trees in LinkedIn Crossclimb 409.

LINKEDIN CROSSCLIMB ANSWERS JUNE 14, 2025

LinkedIn Crossclimb 409

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Past Crossclimb Answers

Bandage that supports a broken arm, Go back and forth, like a pendulum, Throw with force, “Goosebumps” author R.L. ___ (and an anagram of “inset”), Animals like boars and pigs – LinkedIn Crossclimb 408

Body part that a bird uses to fly, “Take a ___ guess”, Force that propels a sailboat, or spins a pinwheel, Part of a room that might be “load-bearing”, Document that dictates how an estate will be divided among surviving people – LinkedIn Crossclimb 407

Not tame, like an animal, _ of thumb (piece of general advice), Get under the skin of, Clever deception, _ E. Coyote (cartoon whose first name sounds like “while”) – LinkedIn Crossclimb 406

Choice in a classic game that crushes scissors, but is covered by paper, Chess piece that moves in straight lines, horizontally or vertically, Make fun of, Underground part of a plant, Resident of a monastery – LinkedIn Crossclimb 405

Protective band that might be worn around the knee, Opposite of “timid”, Something dug at a cemetery, Small group of trees, like an orchard, Large group, often of people or animals – LinkedIn Crossclimb 404

Makeup of the Big Dipper, People living in Edinburgh, maybe, Sings nonsense syllables in a jazzy way, Marks left by surgery, Plural term for flat-bottomed boats (and, when you remove the “S” at the beginning and end, a word for a bovine) LinkedIn Crossclimb 402