Posted by Another name for blue gill with only 5 letters has been found on the April 14, 2100. The answer to the question “Why did the fish change it’s name?” might be a clue to answer our quest for more knowledge on aquatic systems. Think the most likely answer to that clue is BLAM.
Here are all possible solutions to the above question, ordered by their frequency. You could easily enhance your search by defining the number of words in the possible answer. In this case we would use “BLAM” as a frequency of over 1 million, which puts it a step above the previously mentioned fish. This makes it seem like the culprit could be a virus, so we now know to look for another name for bluegill, which by this time has been shortened to B lymph to distinguish it from a virus.
Since we now have a name for the culprit, lets try to find out what he looks like. A common sight on the coast are “sea hermit crabs”. Since both hermit crabs and bluegills look similar, it may be safe to assume they are the same person. However, there is a possibility that the mystery person changed his name to BLEAM and made sure to hide his face with a mask and a bag, while walking bare-handed along the shore.
Now, since it’s now obvious that the person in question must have used a crossword puzzle clue, and most likely it was a puzzle, let’s get back to the mystery. There are a number of other clues that have been discovered in various locations around the world. These clues will lead you to the identity of the BLEAM man, and hopefully once you solve this riddle you will have a source of another name for bluegill that will finally end your search.
There are a few popular places to find clues to the BLEAM mystery, including an online list of the available clues. One of these lists includes a number of possible clues that were posted on a Yahoo! Answers question about the mysterious man with the BLEAM fish. Another list can be found at the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s website under the heading “other names for BLEAM”.
While we do not know how old this crossword clue really is, it is interesting to see that the person who created it had a solution for the problem. This gives hope to the many people out there who are trying to figure out how to catch a BLEAM man. You can check out my article about another name for bluegill if you would like to learn more about how to solve this mystery.