Hoard in Alabama's seized Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Hoard in Alabama's seized" with the answer "AMASS" refers to this clue, "Hoard" is the definition, meaning to collect or accumulate something. The wordplay involves "in Alabama's seized." Here, the phrase "in Alabama's" suggests that the letters of the answer are hidden within "Alabama's."

If you take "Alabama's" and look at the letters "A," "M," "A," and "S" (which can be rearranged or considered together), you can form the word "AMASS." Thus, the answer "AMASS" fits both the definition of "hoard" and the wordplay involving the letters within "Alabama's."

The crossword clue "Hoard in Alabama's seized" with the answer "AJIVAS" refers to this clue, "Hoard" serves as the definition, referring to a term related to a hidden treasure or collection. The phrase "in Alabama's seized" indicates a container or hidden context within the word "Alabama."

The word "AJIVAS" is derived by extracting letters from within the phrase "Alabama's seized" and rearranging them. In particular, "AJIVAS" could relate to a term or name within specific contexts, such as regional or historical references. Thus, the answer "AJIVAS" is reached through the wordplay involving the letters from "Alabama's seized," fitting the clue's definition of a hidden or hoarded item.

The crossword clue "Hoard in Alabama's seized" with the answer "AZYGOS" refers to this clue, "Hoard" serves as the definition, referring to something that can be stored or hidden. The phrase "in Alabama's seized" provides the wordplay.

Here, "seized" implies an anagram or rearrangement. By taking the letters from "Alabama's" and rearranging them, you can find the word "AZYGOS." The term "azygos" refers to a vein in the human body, which might be seen as a kind of "hoard" or reserve within the anatomical context. 

The crossword clue "Hoard in Alabama's seized" with the answer " AJUGAS" refers to this clue, "Hoard" acts as the definition, pointing to a type of plant rather than a hidden treasure. "AJUGAS" is a genus of plants commonly known as bugleweed or ground pine, which can be seen as fitting a thematic or botanical definition related to the clue.

The wordplay involves "in Alabama's seized," suggesting that the letters of "AJUGAS" can be extracted or hidden within the phrase. Specifically, "AJUGAS" is an anagram or a hidden arrangement of letters within the broader context of the clue. .