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This puzzle has 2 parts. Question A If GEORGE can be depicted as follows: and JIMMY can be depicted like this: then what is the following name? Question B If QUEEN can be depicted like this: then ...
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The answer is a single word. Below are clues for the same: colleague of chia home to Oscar means to open of ancient origin This is my own.
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My puzzle enthusiast friend, who travels around the world whenever they can, recently sent me a puzzle (knowing very well I enjoy solving puzzles as well). Hey friend! Today I'm visiting a country ...
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A mythical creature links the images below.                                                   Edit: There have been a couple of answers tenuously linking the images with mythical creatures but ...
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To partially check your answer: Attribution: Mike Martinek in the November/December 1979 issue of Games magazine.
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Find the phrase that the question mark represents.
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The answer is: Q, U, X, Y, Z What is the specific question? This is my own. I believe I selected all relevant tags.
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I haven't posted one of these in a while. It's a little early, but this one has a seasonal twist. There's also a mechanical twist - when you've found the 4 categories, you have to also figure out what ...
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My friend Tori wants to bring me somewhere with her on Friday but won't tell me where. I ducked as she threw this piece of paper at me and crowed, "This will help!" I swallowed my judgment ...
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Find the hidden word, and then add another word to get the full answer.
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Little dead are out in droves. There's a knock at the door. You see a motley crew of costumed kids. What is this? A costume contest? You decide to play along and judge the costumes. First up is a ...
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Well, technically two words... Hint:
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I represent a number Take away the first and the last letter, you see a bigger number Take away the first 4 letters, you see a much smaller number Take away the first 2 letters, you see an even ...
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The Escape Room that tells the story of an eccentric millionaire Oscar O'toole, ends with a locked safety box with numbers lock. Ouside you see a note: NO NEED TO FIND A KEY FOR THE LOCKS THE CODE IS ...
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The answer is a 4-letter word. You can witness these in... Part of a group of underlying numbers (7) Part of a group of divers (who have Let Go, Not That I Care) (5 4) Part of a group of biases (10) ...
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Explain the image below. What is this? Who's behind it?
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You can witness these in...? The answer is a 4-letter word. ...
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If... D + O = "Priestly", K + T = "Beholding", S + T = "Corn-on-the-cob", and E + L = "An excess of bile in the blood" …then what mineral can you make when ...
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A riddle: where are they studying? 94 women and 6 men count up their letters with their friends visit a table for some elementary knowledge and prepare for college
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What book is this? Text version of image: 4 fractions: 1/5 (black), 2/5 (black), 1/5 (red), 1/5 (blue) Attribution: https://www.tiktok.com/@andymath.com/video/7493542836453870878
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My boss made this riddle. I am devoted…. I am sweet…. Sometimes I am sour. I am like a punctuation. You all know me. We often clash. Who, what or where am I? I am very big, you can’t miss me. ...
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Here is the mapping F: {0, 1, …, 63} —> N. F(0) = F(1) = 11029 F(2) = F(3) = 8263 F(4) = F(5) = F(6) = F(7) = 12992 F(8) = F(9) = 14188 F(10) = F(11) = F(14) = 347870 F(12) = F(13) = 2697 F(15) = ...
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The excellent recent puzzle What is the pattern of this mystery box? immediately made me consider a solution which turned out to be very much unrelated and hence obviously wrong. Here is another ...
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Can you solve this rebus puzzle? The answer is typically an American English word, though it's also used internationally. This puzzle is from the site playsillylittlegames.com/codes of which I am a ...
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My friend and I found a mystery box, which requires a paper of number and gives us a ball written O or X. Here are some results of my trial. number result 1 O 2 O 12 X 111 O 2222 O 342 O 351 X 432 X ...
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I am not a person, animal, or real-life character. I am at rest, but I am not resting on table, or in bed, but I am resting in a sealed object. I am also not lying when resting. Melody is what keeps ...
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$\dfrac54,\space\dfrac54,\space\dfrac43,\space\dfrac32,\space\dfrac32,\space\dfrac43,\space\dfrac54,\space\dfrac98,\space1,\space1,\space\dfrac98,\space\dfrac54,\space\dfrac54,\space\dfrac98,\space\...
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A certain board game is played, which involves two teams, each with multiple members. Every time the game is played, one of the teams wins, and the other loses - there are no ties. At some point ...
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39=27 2323=913 30=48 66=102 203=515 What animal am I thinking of?
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I’m looking for beautiful answer. An egyptian stretching their two arms upside 1 with tittle Purpose of author T in lowercase, somewhat nervous Currency of Korea Two in Chinese The neutral (not ...
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What figure must replace the question mark? As usual, explain your reasoning.
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In honour of my recent acquisition of the enigmatic-puzzle tag badge, can you provide the missing value? 2e 21 ...
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A magician brought to life four buddies but something went wrong... unfortunately their names magically disappeared in the process, somehow the magician and the buddies forgot their names. Luckily the ...
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A Puzzle: Please tell the name of the actor I give the clues for. Guidance: These are not metaphorically or philosophically inclined. There is one hypothetical clue though A partial match to an actor ...
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A Puzzle: Please tell the name of the actor I give the clues for. Guidance: These are not metaphorically or philosophically inclined A partial match to an actor does not count. Each clue matches the ...
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This is inspired by the What is a Word/Phrase™ series started by JLee with a special brand of Phrase™ and Word™ puzzles. If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it an Evil Word™. Use the ...
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This is a Cryptic Family Reunion puzzle, where a set of cryptic clues has been given, and the answer to each clue follows the same theme. Since a definition for the answer would give the answer away, ...
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My petrolhead friend Julius is off on another road trip, and they won't tell me where. They only sent me this string of numbers: 21 32 33 01 41 36 22 90 40 Which country are they headed to? Hint 1:
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Anagram 3.14159 and then double to find a well known mathematical constant. Avoid triviality; those answers will not be accepted.
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Sweet Baby Milk & Wire Fire Air Dark Dead Sea & Old Work Store Love With care & Cash Code None Table Post Gas & Window Eye Sun A nine letter word- eight letter too Some ...
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I received a note from a friend, a scientist and amateur mathematician, who seemed to be going away on a mysterious trip. The address of the place he said he'll be staying is Nice Blan Hall .k.v But ...
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It doesn’t care about others moving, it only cares about one. When it starts observing one of us, others stop for it. After it’s done, it changes our entire world. In the changed world, we are allowed ...
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Dear Solver, Today I went to 4A, which is not short of wonders regardless of its small size. After staying at its capital, 23A, I went to view nature in a protected area, where I saw Mount 13A-34D ...
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The answer is a fitting 11-letter phrase. Hint 1
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What number comes next in this sequence? 40, 0, 2, 1, 0, 10, 50, 4, 0, 16 Answers must have an explanation of why the next number is what it is. Hint:
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Why are these rEAAlly good for you? ...
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Solve the small grid and give me the answer which is a 5-letter word represented by the whole grid. What word? Hint 1
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My prefix is to get things done My infix is a bit of fun My suffix is a finder's rake My whole is a bear or snake What am I? Hint 0
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A nudnik says she uses Wiktionary as a thesaurus, and gets involved in a disagreement A fishwife says she uses Wiktionary as a thesaurus, and gets involved in a clash of opinions A scold says she uses ...
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My prefix is skilled with paint; My infix is a bit of pain; My suffix is the name of a hero; My whole is the name of a hairdo. What sort of conundrum? HINT:
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