Bracket City Answers for Thursday, September 24, 2026
Thursday, September 24, 2026/12 brackets
Today's Bracket City puzzle solved for Thursday, September 24, 2026, innermost bracket outward — the order the puzzle unlocks in, so you can take one bracket and leave the rest intact. The completed sentence is at the end.
Play it first0/12 brackets
- bawdy brow
- hair divider
- bureaucratic documentSolve the inner brackets first
- compass leftSolve the inner brackets first
- departed fromSolve the inner brackets first
- Easter precederSolve the inner brackets first
- five dozenSolve the inner brackets first
- fraternity membersSolve the inner brackets first
- glowing coalSolve the inner brackets first
- kill, informallySolve the inner brackets first
- nod offSolve the inner brackets first
- silent assentSolve the inner brackets first
Open every bracket to reveal the finished sentence.
Hints before the answers
- There are 12 brackets to clear.
- The innermost clue is "bawdy brow".
- The finished sentence describes September 24, 1968.
- That sentence is 7 words long.
The finished sentence
Reveal itPartial spoiler
the first episode of "60 Minutes" airs38 letters
All 12 answers
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- bawdy browlow
- hair dividerpart
- bureaucratic documentform
- compass leftEast
- departed fromleft
- Easter precederlent
- five dozen60
- fraternity membersmen
- glowing coalember
- kill, informallyoff
- nod offdoze
- silent assentnod
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What are the Bracket City answers for Thursday, September 24, 2026?
All 12 brackets and their solutions are listed above, innermost first — the order the puzzle actually unlocks in.
What is the finished sentence for Thursday, September 24, 2026?
It reads: the first episode of "60 Minutes" airs.
How does Bracket City scoring work?
You start at 100 and lose points for each hint used, so solving the innermost brackets unaided matters most.