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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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This is the SHADOW Cipher in a small sample. One of my hardest, Good Luck!: Z+b s v k v x w z d o x -The Shadowed Dragon
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World champion three-cushion billiards player can perfectly make a billiard ball end where asked for (if possible), on a standard rectangular shaped competition table. The champion now, for ...
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Let’s go to the pub! Hey, we’re all thirsty but some of us don’t want to get drunk. Inspiration for my puzzle came from the puzzle below:
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Why is this quilt coloured the way it is? (You do not need to do any image manipulation or analysis to solve this puzzle.) CSV for grid colours (R = Red, G = Green, B = Blue, Y = Yellow, M = Magenta, ...
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Lately, we've had plenty of puzzles based on the regular pentagon and its geometric properties. So I propose one that literally brings it all together. Use eleven copies of the larger (left) piece ...
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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. This table shows some, but not all, CCC words and several similar non-CCC ...
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Complete the sentence to solve this rebus-like puzzle. He managed to get her so they can be ___________. This is my own.
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The envelope is a regular pentagon with two diagonals. The red coins are two vertically aligned and touching congruent circles, the top one passing through the apex of the pentagon, and the bottom ...
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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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JANOB To partially check your answer: Attribution: Dennis Wade in the November/December 1979 issue of Games magazine.
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Find what "😈" represents and find what word for sure must replace "?". 😈(FIX) + 😈(FED) + 😈(?) + 😈(GOT) = 😈
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Find the hidden answer which describes what you've found. ...
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In a class, the teacher wrote 12%, 40% and 73% on a whiteboard. When the teacher asked the class what those numbers are, a student said they're all square numbers, with being 12% and 40% even higher ...
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puzzle from 2.191.149.204 — lv. easy Numbers are cool. If you join two (or more) numbers together, you get another valid number. For example add 3,756 and 4,192 together. You get 37,564,192 which is ...
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