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DAILY GUIDE · #78

Chainle answer: November 5, 2026

Work through connections involving movement, occupations, protection, sound, and shape. Each round has three original hints and an editorial explanation.

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01

ROUND 1

Find the strongest link.

1cycle2stroke
Give me a gentle hint

Think about turning or rotational movement.

A little more help · hint 2

This four-letter word describes rotation, including the movement put on a ball.

A little more help · hint 3

It begins with S.

Reveal the strongest link

THE STRONGEST LINK

spin

Why it connects

Cycling involves spinning wheels, while a racket-sport stroke can put spin on a ball. The clues share the idea of rotation across two different sporting contexts.

02

ROUND 2

Find the strongest link.

1license2worker
Give me a gentle hint

Think of a job involving vehicles.

A little more help · hint 2

This six-letter word names a worker who operates a road vehicle and generally needs the relevant permit.

A little more help · hint 3

It begins with D.

Reveal the strongest link

THE STRONGEST LINK

driver

Why it connects

A driver needs a license to operate the relevant vehicle. Driving can also be paid work, so worker points toward the occupation.

03

ROUND 3

Find the strongest link.

1fence2soldier
Give me a gentle hint

Look for the shared purpose of protection.

A little more help · hint 2

This five-letter word can mean a person who protects something or the act of watching over it.

A little more help · hint 3

It begins with G.

Reveal the strongest link

THE STRONGEST LINK

guard

Why it connects

A fence guards a boundary by creating a barrier. A soldier may stand guard or guard a location, linking the clues through protection.

04

ROUND 4

Find the strongest link.

1silence2mirror3tone
Give me a gentle hint

Think about reflection and something coming back.

A little more help · hint 2

This four-letter word names a sound heard again after it reflects from a surface.

A little more help · hint 3

It begins with E.

Reveal the strongest link

THE STRONGEST LINK

echo

Why it connects

An echo repeats a tone as a mirror reflects an image. Silence supplies a contrast that makes the returning sound noticeable, so that clue has a looser connection.

05

ROUND 5

Find the strongest link.

1loop
Give me a gentle hint

Think about a shape that closes back on itself.

A little more help · hint 2

This six-letter word names a round shape with no endpoints.

A little more help · hint 3

It begins with C.

Reveal the strongest link

THE STRONGEST LINK

circle

Why it connects

A circle forms a closed loop: following its edge brings you back to where you started. The connection is the shared shape and continuous path.

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