Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble" with the answer "ERODE" refers to the word "erode," which means to gradually wear away or deteriorate. In this clue, "Startled" suggests an anagram, indicating that the letters of "Deer" should be rearranged. The word "Old" is included to provide additional letters needed for the anagram. When you rearrange "Deer" and add "O" (from "Old"), you get "ERODE," which fits the definition of crumbling or wearing away over time.

The crossword clue "Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble" with the answer "EAGLE" refers to a cryptic clue where the solution is derived from a combination of wordplay and definition. In this case, the phrase "Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble" indicates an anagram. To solve this, you need to find an anagram of the letters in "DEER EATS OLD" that forms the word "EAGLE." Here, "Startled" serves as the anagram indicator, suggesting that the letters of "DEER EATS OLD" should be rearranged to get the answer, "EAGLE."

The crossword clue "Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble" with the answer "EAGRE" refers to a cryptic clue where "EAGRE" is the solution derived from wordplay. In this case, the clue involves an anagram of "DEER" and "OLD," indicated by the word "Startled" which signals that the letters are to be rearranged. The word "EAGRE" itself, though, refers to a rare term meaning a tidal bore or a tidal wave in certain dialects, but here it is used as the answer based on the clue's wordplay.

The crossword clue "Startled Deer Eats Old Crumble" with the answer "EASLE" refers to a cryptic clue where the solution is obtained through an anagram. In this case, the word "Startled" indicates an anagram of the letters in "DEER" and "OLD." Rearranging these letters, you get "EASLE." However, it's worth noting that "EASLE" does not correspond to a standard English word; it might be a misinterpretation or an error. In a typical cryptic crossword, the answer should be a valid word, so double-checking the clue or context might be necessary.