Letters a Norse god might use
Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Answers for Crossclimb on Aug 23, 2026, #845
- RUNES
Clues
- 1Charges added at the end of a sales receipt
- 2Men's formalwear options, for short
- 3Catchy ditties
- 4Letters a Norse god might useRUNES
- 5Deceptive tricks
The answer to “Letters a Norse god might use” in LinkedIn Crossclimb on Sunday, August 23, 2026 is RUNES — a 5-letter word, and rung 4 of that day's ladder. Crossclimb is a word ladder, so this isn't just a trivia answer: RUNES has to fit both the clue and the one-letter chain running through the puzzle. Below you'll find why it fits, exactly where it sits in the ladder, and links to the day's other clues if more than one rung is giving you trouble.
“Letters a Norse god might use” answer
The Crossclimb answer for “Letters a Norse god might use” (Sunday, August 23, 2026) is:
RUNES
You can also reveal it one letter at a time with the tiles above if you'd rather keep some of the challenge.
Why the answer is RUNES
From TUNES you change the first letter of TUNES from T to R to reach RUNES, then change the third letter of RUNES from N to S to get RUSES.
How RUNES fits the ladder
Crossclimb stacks 7 words where each one changes a single letter from the word above it. Here's the full ladder for August 23, 2026, with “Letters a Norse god might use” highlighted:
| Rung | Word | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| Top word | TAXIS | (unlocks last — fits the letters above the ladder) |
| Clue rung | TAXES | Charges added at the end of a sales receipt |
| Clue rung | TUXES | Men's formalwear options, for short |
| Clue rung | TUNES | Catchy ditties |
| Clue rung | RUNES ← this clue | Letters a Norse god might use |
| Clue rung | RUSES | Deceptive tricks |
| Bottom word | BUSES | (unlocks last — fits the letters below the ladder) |
RUNES sits at rung 4: from TUNES you change the first letter of TUNES from T to R to reach RUNES, then change the third letter of RUNES from N to S to get RUSES. Each neighbouring rung is exactly one letter away, which is how you can derive RUNES even if the clue alone stumps you — solve a neighbour and the single-letter rule points straight here.
More clues from this Crossclimb puzzle
Stuck on another rung? Here are the other clues from the August 23, 2026 ladder — tap any for its answer and where it sits in the chain:
- Charges added at the end of a sales receipt → TAXES
- Men's formalwear options, for short → TUXES
- Catchy ditties → TUNES
- Deceptive tricks → RUSES
Want the whole ladder in one place, including the top and bottom words? The full August 23, 2026 solution is on that day's Crossclimb answers page, and today's live Crossclimb answers are always one tap from the main Crossclimb page.
About LinkedIn Crossclimb
Crossclimb is one of LinkedIn's daily games: solve short trivia clues to fill a ladder of words, where each word changes just one letter from the one above it, then order the rungs so the chain holds. Completing the middle rungs unlocks the top and bottom words, which are easier because they must fit the letters already in place. A new puzzle drops every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern), and it's free to play at LinkedIn Games. This was a Sunday puzzle.
Frequently asked questions
What is the answer to “Letters a Norse god might use” in Crossclimb?
The answer is RUNES, a 5-letter word. It appeared in LinkedIn Crossclimb on Sunday, August 23, 2026 as rung 4 of the ladder.
How does RUNES fit the Crossclimb ladder?
RUNES is rung 4 of the August 23, 2026 ladder: TUNES → RUNES → RUSES. Each step changes exactly one letter, so RUNES both answers the clue and keeps the chain intact.
Can “Letters a Norse god might use” have a different Crossclimb answer?
Yes — because each day's ladder is different, LinkedIn can reuse the same clue with a different answer that fits that day's chain.
Where can I see the rest of this day's Crossclimb answers?
The full ladder for August 23, 2026, including the top and bottom words, is on that day's Crossclimb answers page.
What time does Crossclimb reset?
Every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern). We post each day's answers as soon as the new puzzle goes live.