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LinkedIn Crossclimb Answer #908 — Sunday, October 25, 2026

· 7 rungs ·4-letter words

The 7-word ladder

1

The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for a type of tree cultivated for its sweet fruit. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.

2

Give a score from 1 to 10, say

3

Tool in a Zen garden

4

Alcoholic drink made from rice

5

Transaction at a shop

6

Lacking color

7

The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for a type of tree cultivated for its sweet fruit. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.

Ladder specification

Counted from the official puzzle data. The one-letter check is ours: every neighbouring pair is compared letter by letter.
Puzzle#908
DateOct 25, 2026
Rungs7
Word length4 letters each
Single-letter steps6 of 6
Positions that change1, 3, 4
Distinct letters used10

The solution, step by step

Crossclimb is a word ladder: each rung differs from the one above it by exactly one letter. Below is the order that works for #908, with the letter that changes at each step.

1. DATE

The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for a type of tree cultivated for its sweet fruit. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.

2. RATE

Letter 1 changes from D to R. Give a score from 1 to 10, say

3. RAKE

Letter 3 changes from T to K. Tool in a Zen garden

4. SAKE

Letter 1 changes from R to S. Alcoholic drink made from rice

5. SALE

Letter 3 changes from K to L. Transaction at a shop

6. PALE

Letter 1 changes from S to P. Lacking color

7. PALM

Letter 4 changes from E to M. The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase for a type of tree cultivated for its sweet fruit. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.

How Crossclimb works

The ladder

You get 7 words of 4 letters, each with a trivia clue. Neighbouring words differ by exactly one letter, which is what makes it a climb rather than a quiz. Puzzle #908changes letter position 1, 3 and 4 somewhere along the way.

The top and bottom rows

The first and last rungs carry a two-part clue: together they form one answer, and either may sit at the top or the bottom. That is why the opening clue reads as a riddle rather than a definition — the first word can be at either end of the ladder.

How to approach it

Sources and method

Clues and rungs are taken from the official LinkedIn Crossclimb puzzle for Oct 25, 2026. The step-by-step letter comparison above is generated by us from those words, not copied from another site.

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