Uneaten part of an apple

Hint

The firm bit left behind after eating an apple often goes in the compost. 🍎

All Crossclimb Answers

Answers for Crossclimb on Oct 6, 2026, #889

  1. CORE

CORE is the answer to "Uneaten part of an apple" in LinkedIn Crossclimb on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. It has four letters and sits on rung 5, just above the bottom word.

"Uneaten part of an apple" answer

The answer for Tuesday's puzzle is:

CORE

The rest of the ladder at the top of the page stays hidden until you tap a rung, so you can check this word without giving away the others.

Why CORE fits

If you've already solved CARE, change its second letter from A to O. The bottom word, CORK, unlocks once the middle rungs are in order, and it differs from CORE only in the fourth letter, K instead of E.

The full ladder for October 6, 2026

Here's every word from that day, with CORE marked.

RungWordClue
Top wordWINEUnlocks after the middle rungs
Rung 1WANEBecome less visible, like the moon
Rung 2WAVEArm gesture meaning "hello" or "goodbye"
Rung 3CAVEWhere to find stalactites
Rung 4CAREFeel sympathy
Rung 5CORE (this clue)Uneaten part of an apple
Bottom wordCORKUnlocks after the middle rungs

Other clues from the October 6 Crossclimb

The other four clues from that day, each linked to its own page:

For the whole solution in one place, top and bottom words included, see the October 6 Crossclimb answers. Today's puzzle is on the main Crossclimb page.

About LinkedIn Crossclimb

Crossclimb is LinkedIn's daily word-ladder game. You answer short trivia clues, then put the words in order so each one differs from the next by a single letter; getting that right unlocks the top and bottom words. A new ladder goes live at midnight Pacific (3 a.m. Eastern), and it's free to play on LinkedIn.

Frequently asked questions

What is the answer to "Uneaten part of an apple" in Crossclimb?

CORE, which has four letters. It was on rung 5 of the Tuesday, October 6, 2026 ladder.

How does CORE connect to the rest of the ladder?

It sits between CARE and CORK, and it's one letter away from each.