Stuck on your crossword? Decode the mystery of ‘Others’ in Latin! 🤔

Once upon a time, there was a group of friends who loved to learn and challenge each other. They often gathered in the garden in front of the grand library where they had regular crossword battles.

One day, as they were trying to solve a puzzle, they stumbled upon a clue that read “Others, in Latin.” They all started scratching their heads, unable to come up with an answer. Suddenly, they heard a gentle rustling from the nearby bushes.

Out emerged a wise old man, who was known to be a Latin scholar. He asked the group what the clue was and they showed it to him. After a few moments of deep thought, the old man let out a knowing chuckle and said “ALIA!”

The group was puzzled but the old man explained, “ALIA is the Latin word for Others. You will often find it used in common phrases such as ‘Carpe diem, ALIA the way’ or ‘Ave atque, ALIA.'”

The friends were amazed at the old man’s knowledge and thanked him for his help. From that day on, ALIA became their lucky charm and they used it in all their future crossword battles.