Cultivated type of women from The Sun Crossword Clue

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The hint for today's crossword puzzle is brought you by "Irish Times Crosaire" and the clue we are solving today is "Cultivated type of women from The Sun".

Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

The clue "Cultivated type of women from The Sun" leads us to the answer "WHEAT". Here's why this clue has this answer:

• Cultivated: The term "cultivated" implies that the answer refers to a type of crop or plant that is intentionally grown and maintained. In the context of agriculture, "cultivated" typically suggests a cultivated plant rather than a wild species.
• Type: This indicates that we are looking for a specific classification or category of cultivated plant.
• Women: In crossword puzzles, it's common to encounter clues that use words with multiple meanings. Here, "women" is used as a play on words, hinting at a female name or title rather than individuals of the female gender.
• The Sun: "The Sun" is another example of a clue that may have a concealed meaning. In this case, it doesn't refer to the celestial body but rather a specific newspaper called The Sun.

Putting all the clues together, we determine that the answer to the clue "Cultivated type of women from The Sun" is "WHEAT". Wheat is a cultivated crop that falls under the category of agricultural plants. The word "wheat" sounds similar to "women" when pronounced, and The Sun newspaper is often associated with agriculture due to its coverage of farming topics.

By using wordplay and clever wording, crossword clues like this one challenge solvers to think outside the box and consider different meanings for words. They provide a mental workout and an enjoyable way to test our language and problem-solving skills.

Definition of "WHEAT"

a cereal which is the most important kind grown in temperate countries, the grain of which is ground to make flour for bread, pasta, pastry, etc.

 The Crossword clue "Cultivated type of women from The Sun" published 3 time/s & has 1 answer/s. 

Crossword	Date	Answer
Irish Times Crosaire	20 March 2018	WHEAT