LinkedIn Crossclimb #757 Answer & Analysis

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Puzzle #757
May 27, 2026
5 Clues
Word Ladder Puzzle
Answer Hidden

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LinkedIn Crossclimb 757 Answer

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Full Word Ladder Solution

POKER→POKES→PORES→BORES→BARES→CARES→CARDS

Top Locked Word
POKER
POKES
PORES
BORES
BARES
CARES
Bottom Locked Word
CARDS
Puzzle Facts
Total Words
7
Ladder Steps
5
Letters per Word
5
Changes per Step
1 letter
Valid Word Ladder
Yes

Why This is the Correct Crossclimb #757 Solution?

The five clue answers are all real 5-letter words, and they can be arranged so each neighboring word changes by exactly one letter. The locked end words then fit the shared phrase clue and frame the ladder correctly.

From → ToWord ChangeWhy it Works
POKERPOKESR -> SOnly the fifth letter changes, linking the top locked word to the first middle answer.
POKESPORESK -> ROnly the third letter changes, creating the next valid word in the chain.
PORESBORESP -> BOnly the first letter changes, keeping the ladder valid.
BORESBARESO -> AOnly the second letter changes, and the new word still fits the ladder.
BARESCARESB -> COnly the first letter changes, finishing the middle sequence.
CARESCARDSE -> DOnly the fourth letter changes, finishing at the locked bottom word.

Final Ladder: POKER -> POKES -> PORES -> BORES -> BARES -> CARES -> CARDS

How to Solve Crossclimb #757

Solve the clue answers first, then use letter changes to place them into a ladder, and finally attach the locked end words.

  • Work through the five middle clues and identify the 5-letter answers: BARES, CARES, PORES, POKES, and BORES.
  • Look for words that differ by just one letter, which lets the middle answers line up into a chain.
  • The middle ladder sorts cleanly as POKES -> PORES -> BORES -> BARES -> CARES.
  • Use the shared end-word clue to identify the locked words as POKER and CARDS.
  • Check the final ladder from top to bottom to confirm every adjacent pair changes by exactly one letter.

The unlock clue points to the phrase 'poker cards,' which gives you the two locked end words that frame the middle ladder.

Clue-by-Clue Analysis

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Here’s how each middle clue resolves, followed by the shared unlock clue for the locked rows.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 1: Exposes, as one's emotions or teeth

Exposes, as one's emotions or teeth - BARES
A direct verb meaning to reveal or uncover, especially teeth or feelings.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 2: Is interested

Is interested - CARES
This fits the idea of being concerned or paying attention to something.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 3: Holes in the skin

Holes in the skin - PORES
Skin naturally has pores, the tiny openings on its surface.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 4: Jabs with one's finger

Jabs with one's finger - POKES
To poke is to jab or prod lightly with a finger.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 5: Makes someone yawn, possibly by giving an overly long presentation

Makes someone yawn, possibly by giving an overly long presentation - BORES
Something boring can make people yawn or lose interest.

Crossclimb #757 Clue 6: The top + bottom rows = Two words: one for a game played in a casino, and the other for what is dealt out to play. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.

The top + bottom rows = Two words: one for a game played in a casino, and the other for what is dealt out to play. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom. - POKER and CARDS
These are the two locked end words. The clue points to the phrase 'poker cards,' and the note about the first word possibly being at the bottom means the pair can be read in the ladder as needed.

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