Jumble Answers for 02/21/2026
TODAY JUMBLE ANSWER
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The cartoon for February 21, 2026 shows a scene connected to the puzzle theme. Look carefully at what the characters are doing and saying.nnThe humor comes from a clever pun hidden in the cartoon clue: "THE BEST WAY FOR THE ELECTRICIANS TO INSTALL SO MANY OUTLETS WAS TO KEEP —". The visual gag leads you toward the final answer phrase.nnOnce you solve all the scrambled words and collect the circled letters, the punchline phrase will match what you see in the cartoon. Wordplay rating: 7/10.
Today's puzzle sits at a comfortable medium difficulty. Most of the 4 words use common letter patterns that experienced solvers will spot quickly.nnThe final answer phrase requires careful rearrangement of circled letters, which adds a fun extra layer of challenge.
The February 21, 2026 Daily Jumble has 4 scrambled words to solve. Each word and its answer are shown at the top of this page.nnToday's puzzle was created by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek. Use the circled letters from each solved word to work out the final cartoon answer.
After solving all 4 scrambled words, certain letters in each answer are circled. Collect those circled letters and rearrange them to spell the final phrase.nnThe cartoon clue "THE BEST WAY FOR THE ELECTRICIANS TO INSTALL SO MANY OUTLETS WAS TO KEEP —" gives you a visual hint about what phrase to form. Scroll up to see which letters are circled.
Every puzzle has at least one tricky word. Look at the scrambled words above and spot which one has an unusual letter combination or a silent letter pattern.nnTry placing consonant clusters like BR, CL, or ST at the start of the word. That trick solves most tricky Jumble words quickly.
The cartoon clue for February 21, 2026 is: "THE BEST WAY FOR THE ELECTRICIANS TO INSTALL SO MANY OUTLETS WAS TO KEEP —". Study the cartoon image carefully since the scene is a visual pun.nnOnce you solve all the words and collect the circled letters, the final answer phrase will match the cartoon's punchline perfectly.