I doubt that.You're a better solver than I am.
I am not.I didn't know whether you're familiar with common crossword abbreviations (like "hotel"=H or "South America"=SA).
They trip me up, regularly. Some are not too bad, for examples, "daughter"=D, "ring"=O, "loves"="OO" (from tennis), "vitamin"=BI.I am not [familiar with common crossword abbreviations].
I wouldn't be able to get any of these either, but "queen" = "Elizabeth Regina" = "ER"?like "salt"=AB (able-bodied seaman), "artist"=RA (Brits: Royal Academy), "will"=LL and "queen"=ER (who knows).
This would've definitely taken me longer.PS: Original wording was South America is following distant expeditions
Oh, was that her maiden name?"Elizabeth Regina" = "ER"
I believe "Regina" is "Queen" in Latin and "Rex" is "King". Those are known as Royal Cyphers.Oh, was that her maiden name?
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