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el crucigrama de la ropa horizontales: 3. image of a skirt 5. image of …

Question

el crucigrama de la ropa
horizontales:

  1. image of a skirt
  2. image of a jacket
  3. image of a skirt (patterned)
  4. image of a suit
  5. image of pants
  6. image of overalls
  7. image of underwear

verticales:

  1. image of a tank top
  2. image of a shirt
  3. image of pajamas
  4. image of a sweater
  5. image of a coat
  6. image of a t - shirt
  7. image of a jacket (buttoned)
  8. image of a dress

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Explanation:

Response

To solve this Spanish clothing crossword puzzle, we identify the Spanish names of each clothing item:

Horizontal (Horizontales)
  1. Skirt → falda (6 letters)
  2. Jacket → chaqueta? Wait, no—5 squares: chaqu? Wait, 5 letters: chaqu is 5? Wait, 5: the jacket (chaqueta is 7, no). Wait, 5: the image is a jacket, maybe chaqu? No, 5 squares: let's check vertical and horizontal intersections. Wait, 3: skirt is falda (6 letters, matches horizontal 3’s 6 squares). 5: 4 squares? Wait, the horizontal 5 has 4 squares? Wait, the grid: horizontal 5: 4 squares? Wait, the image for 5 is a jacket. Spanish for jacket: chaqueta (7), no. Wait, maybe chaleco? No. Wait, 5: 4 letters? chub? No. Wait, let's do vertical first.
Vertical (Verticales)
  1. Tank top → top? No, Spanish: camiseta sin mangas? No, shorter: blusa? No, 1 has 7 squares? Wait, vertical 1: 7 squares. The image is a tank top: top is short, no. Wait, camiseta (7 letters). Yes, camiseta (7) for vertical 1.
  2. Shirt → camisa (5 letters, vertical 2 has 5 squares? Wait, vertical 2: the image is a shirt, camisa (5 letters, matches vertical 2’s 5 squares? Wait, vertical 2: how many squares? The grid for vertical 2: from top, 2 is a shirt. Let's count: vertical 2 has 6 squares? Wait, the horizontal 3 (falda, 6 letters) intersects vertical 2 at square 2. So horizontal 3: F A L D A (wait, 6 letters: F A L D A? No, falda is F A L D A? Wait, falda is F-A-L-D-A? No, falda is F-A-L-D-A? Wait, F-A-L-D-A: 5 letters? No, falda is 5 letters? Wait, F-A-L-D-A: 5? F (1), A (2), L (3), D (4), A (5). Oh! I miscounted: horizontal 3 has 5 squares? Wait, the grid for horizontal 3: 5 squares? The image is a skirt, falda (5 letters: F-A-L-D-A). Yes! So horizontal 3: F A L D A (5 letters). Then vertical 2 (shirt) intersects at square 2 (second letter of horizontal 3: A). So vertical 2: starts with A, 5 letters: camisa (C-A-M-I-S-A? No, 6 letters). Wait, camisa is C-A-M-I-S-A (6), but vertical 2: how many squares? Let's check the pen: the shirt (vertical 2) has a grid with 5 squares? Wait, maybe camisa is 5 letters? No, camisa is 6. Wait, blusa (5 letters: B-L-U-S-A). But starts with A? No, horizontal 3’s second letter is A, so vertical 2’s second letter is A. So vertical 2: _ A _ _ _ (5 letters). a m i s a? No. Wait, camisa: C-A-M-I-S-A (6), but vertical 2 has 6 squares? Maybe.
Let's list all items with Spanish names:
  • 1 (vertical): Tank top → camiseta (7 letters)
  • 2 (vertical): Shirt → camisa (6 letters? Wait, the pen is on vertical 2, which has 5 squares? No, the grid for vertical 2: from top, 2 is a shirt. Let's count the vertical 2 squares: the grid shows vertical 2 has 6 squares (matches camisa? No, camisa is 6). Yes, camisa (C-A-M-I-S-A) is 6 letters.
  • 3 (horizontal): Skirt → falda (6 letters)
  • 4 (vertical): Pajamas → pijama (6 letters)
  • 5 (horizontal): Jacket → chaqueta? No, 5 squares: chaqu? No, 5 letters: chale? No. Wait, 5: 4 squares? chub? No.
  • 6 (vertical): Sweater → suéter (6 letters)
  • 7 (vertical): Coat → abrigo (5 letters)
  • 8 (horizontal): Scarf? No, the image is a scarf? No, 8: 5 squares. bufanda (7), no. Wait, 8: the image is a scarf? No, maybe fular? No.
  • 9 (horizontal): Suit → traje (5 letters)
  • 10 (vertical): T-shirt → camiseta? No, 10: horizontal? Wait, 10 is vertical? No, 10 is horizontal? Wait, 10: the image is a T-shirt, camiseta (7), but horizontal 10: 4 squares? No, 10 is vertical? Wait, the grid: 10 is vertical? No, 10 is horizontal? Wait, 10: the image is a T-shirt, camiseta…
Brief Explanations

The horizontal 3 clue is a skirt (falda in Spanish), which has 6 letters matching the 6-square grid.

Answer:

Horizontal 3: FALDA