LinkedIn Pinpoint puzzle #916 for November 2, 2026: spoiler-free hints first, then the complete solution when you want it.
This is an earlier Pinpoint puzzle. Latest Pinpoint Answer: #926 (Nov 12)
The clues
Reveal one clue at a time and try to guess the category.
Reveal Clue #1Clue #1
Body
Reveal Clue #2Clue #2
Greeting
Reveal Clue #3Clue #3
Address
Reveal Clue #4Clue #4
Signature
Reveal Clue #5Clue #5
P.S. (after the main text)
Give me a hint
Still stuck after the clues? Each hint narrows the category a little more.
Reveal Hint #1Hint #1
Think about the structure of a message you might send.
Reveal Hint #2Hint #2
These are components of a letter or email, rather than words with a shared suffix.
Reveal Hint #3Hint #3
A greeting opens it, and a signature closes it.
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The complete solution stays hidden until you choose to reveal it.
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Pinpoint #916 Answer
CategoryParts of written correspondence (letter or email)
Clues: Body, Greeting, Address, Signature, P.S. (after the main text). Category: Parts of written correspondence (letter or email).
How to Solve Pinpoint #916
The Pinpoint 916 answer is parts of written correspondence, such as a letter or email.
- Body: the main text that carries the message.
- Greeting: the opening salutation, such as “Dear Alex.”
- Address: the sender’s or recipient’s postal or email address.
- Signature: the name or sign-off identifying the writer.
- P.S.: a postscript added after the main message or sign-off.
Body is broad on its own, but Greeting narrows the theme to communication. Address and Signature then identify parts of a written message. The last clue, P.S., confirms the category because a postscript belongs naturally to a letter or email.
All five clues name components of the same format. There is no need to add a common word before or after them. A concise category such as parts of a letter captures the connection; the broader wording also includes email.
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