Bracket City Answers: Sep 6, 2026
The puzzle
Charles II hides in an [acorn producer associated with sturdiness and [🎣 [[you might choose the one of [what [["keep my ___ out of your [the medical [one of [number that's a crowd 🕒️] completed by FDR] for it is the "oral cavity"]!"] often shared with one's spouse] isn't necessarily] resistance] of a character or basketball 🌈]tic ➡️ ___ ⬅️[disappointing gift to [what ye shall do if ye seek] in your stocking] 🔥]donnay] tree
The finished sentence
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September 6, 1651 — read the story.
Every clue, solved
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| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| one of three completed by FDR | term |
| 🎣 Arctic ➡️ ___ ⬅️coal 🔥 | Char |
| what last isn't necessarily | least |
| number that's a crowd 🕒️ | three |
| disappointing gift to find in your stocking | coal |
| path of a character or basketball 🌈 | Arc |
| you might choose the one of least resistance | path |
| "keep my ___ out of your mouth!" | name |
| the medical term for it is the "oral cavity" | mouth |
| acorn producer associated with sturdiness and Chardonnay | oak |
| what ye shall do if ye seek | find |
| name often shared with one's spouse | last |
About this Bracket City
The Sunday, September 6, 2026 puzzle nested 12 clues inside one sentence, written by Madeline Weinstein. Bracket City is solved from the inside out: each innermost [bracket] is a clue whose answer replaces it, which turns the next bracket around it into a solvable clue, until a single sentence is left — usually tied to something that happened on this date.
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