1.	In Other Words, They're Wrong II By Author: CellarDoor (rank 198 site-wide) The verbose mastermind is back! He rephrased the titles of shows, books, and films; worse, he made mistakes. For each word with two meanings, he chose the wrong one to rephrase: “Star Wars” became “Celebrity Battles.” Can you recover the original titles?
2.	Scrabble Anagrams By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 350 site-wide) As a competition Scrabble player, I have to have a head full of seven-letter anagrams. Test yourself on some of the simpler words. Q1 has more instructions.
3.	More Scrabble Anagrams By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 359 site-wide) I play competition Scrabble, and anagramming is a major part of the game. Test yourself on some of the simpler words that may appear on your rack. This is the second quiz of this series, with more to come.
4.	Scrabble Anagrams- More Sixes By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 414 site-wide) Part Two of a series of six-letter anagrams. The two (or three) words in each answer are anagrams of each other.
5.	In Other Words, They're Wrong III By Author: CellarDoor (rank 606 site-wide) The verbose mastermind is back! He rephrased the titles of shows, books, and films; worse, he made mistakes. For each word with two meanings, he chose the wrong one to rephrase: “Star Wars” became “Celebrity Battles.” Can you recover the original titles?
6.	Dropped Letters - the Ultimate Quiz By Author: stedman (rank 610 site-wide) In a blatant attempt to have the last word in "dropped letters" quizzes, I offer this 25-question extravaganza.
7.	Scrabble Anagrams- 8-Letter Words By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 766 site-wide) The third in a series of who-knows-how-many, this quiz is composed entirely of eight letter anagrams. No punctuation is required in any answer.
8.	Scrabble Anagrams- More of the Sevens By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 768 site-wide) Yet another in the series. All answers have seven letters, and are anagrams of each other. There is NO punctuation involved, and the starting letter of each answer will be provided. Good Luck!
9.	Scrabble Anagrams- Up The Ladder By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 877 site-wide) Each answer consists of two or more words that are anagrams of each other. I will start with 3-letter words and go all the way to 12-letter words. No punctuation is required and the starting letters will be given for most answers.
10.	In Other Words, They're Wrong By Author: CellarDoor (rank 1004 site-wide) A verbose mastermind rephrased the titles of songs, books, TV shows and films! Worse, he made mistakes. Whenever a word had two meanings, he chose the wrong one to rephrase: “Star Wars” became “Celebrity Battles.” Can you recover the original titles?
11.	Word Chains By Author: greybrow (rank 1118 site-wide) Here are 25 words with a twist. The last four letters of each word form the first four letters of the following word. Definitions are given for each word (British English spelling is used throughout).
12.	Ridiculous Rhyming Residences By Author: Nannanut (rank 1163 site-wide) These animals have ridiculous homes that rhyme. "Mouse house" would be too obvious, so check out the clues in capitals and give some homeless creatures new shelters.
13.	Common Words For All By Author: Nannanut (rank 1419 site-wide) Each question will hint at one common word with 3 different meanings. OK - a drum is a musical instrument. You can drum your fingers or keep oil in a drum. Just read the story and find the word.
14.	Double Cross By Author: BxBarracuda (rank 1513 site-wide) This is a Double Cross puzzle. The letters from the answers to questions can be rearranged to make a noted quote. Pencil and paper are extremely helpful with this quiz. Much thanks to CrisW for helping get this quiz ready to be played.
15.	Labour Ward Lapses - Perplexing Names By Author: Nannanut (rank 1550 site-wide) Some mothers take things a little too far. In the first ecstatic moments of motherhood, they have bestowed these names on their unfortunate offspring. The chosen name of each child is in capital letters. You decide on the more acceptable name.
16.	Scrabble Anagrams Mixture By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 1679 site-wide) Another one in the series. The answers are of various lengths, so pay special attention to the hints. All answers are anagrams of each other. Enjoy, and 'happy tiles!'.
17.	Scrabble Anagrams- the Sixes By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 1723 site-wide) Each answer is two (or three) six-letter words that are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and I will give you the starting letters for each answer.
18.	A Day in the Life of Count Blood By Author: Nannanut (rank 1781 site-wide) The Count leads a crazy lifestyle that is ruled entirely by his obsession with blood. Follow him through his gory day and remember that every answer begins with the word 'blood'. Warning! This quiz is not for the squeamish or fainthearted.
19.	Scrabble Anagrams- Nine Letters By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 1872 site-wide) The journey continues. All answers have nine letters, and are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and keep an eye on the hints. Good luck!
20.	"Bi""di"ng My Time By Author: CellarDoor (rank 1918 site-wide) The prefixes “bi” and “di” mean “two” – except when they don’t! Each answer begins with “bi” or “di” and ends with another word. For example, the clue “Double aluminum” gives the answer “dial,” and “Double French article” gives “bile.” Good luck!
21.	Step Down, Step Up - 5 By Author: minch (rank 1925 site-wide) There are 13 steps between two European capitals (both start with B). Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
22.	What's the Word? By Author: Nannanut (rank 1948 site-wide) The storylines in each question will lead you to a common word. One word with 3 different meanings. OK. Green can mean inexperienced, part of a golf course or a colour. Just read the story and find the word that is the link.
23.	Fractured Fiends - Vampire Puzzlers! By Author: stuthehistoryguy (rank 1983 site-wide) A quiz of fractured terms, all relating to vampires in some way. Sound them out, follow the hints, and score!
24.	To Do No Harm By Author: socalmiguel (rank 2033 site-wide) Sure and steady, at the ready, healthcare experts rock! Their names are hard; so be on guard, but don’t go into shock. Just check the clues. Watch spelling “do’s.” Try not to “Beat the Clock.” Enjoy!
25.	Step Down, Step Up - 18 By Author: minch (rank 2061 site-wide) There are 13 steps between two musical instruments. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
26.	Spoonerisms, Alphabetically: Part Two By Author: darthrevan89 (rank 2078 site-wide) Part Two of Spoonerisms Alphabetically concludes with letters K-Z. First you must find the two words I define, then spoonerize them by switching the first syllables. If you were given the clue Sentry + Arrived, the answer would be Card Game (Guard Came).
27.	The Binary Watch By Author: gentlegiant17 (rank 2276 site-wide) Browsing through a duty-free brochure on a recent flight, I spotted an ad for a binary watch. While it was a bit expensive, can you afford to refuse a free quiz?
28.	Limericks and Anagrams - Famous Figures By Author: Nannanut (rank 2299 site-wide) Some limericks now I will try - Anagrams of the famous – I’m sly - Check the CAPITALS out - That’s what it’s all about - Rhyming clues will then flow and you’ll fly.
29.	Endangered Animal Anagrams – Part One By Author: fontenilles (rank 2572 site-wide) Rearrange the words that are capitalized to find some of the most endangered animals on the Earth and learn a little about them in the info. Don't miss the clues in the questions!
30.	United Parcel Scrambles By Author: darthrevan89 (rank 2609 site-wide) Welcome to your first day on the job at UPS (United Parcel Scrambles), where you will be packaging items for shipment. Your predecessor left things in a shambles, but just rearrange the words in capital letters and you’ll find everything you need.
31.	Death Becomes Him - A Night with Mort d'Adder By Author: Nannanut (rank 2614 site-wide) Morty the Death Adder is obsessed with deathly things. This macabre peek into his dark world may shock you. Be warned. Every answer begins with the word "death".
32.	Space: The Anagrammed Frontier By Author: darthrevan89 (rank 2703 site-wide) Travel into the future and join the Starship Margana on its mission to explore deep space. Aid Captain Wordwise & his crew in their journey by unscrambling the anagrammed astronomical phenomena they encounter.
33.	Cryptic Acrostic II By Author: minch (rank 2734 site-wide) The answer to the first question gives you the first letter to each of the answers. e.g. The answer to Q2 will start with the second letter of the answer to Q1, and so on. Look for anagrams, hidden words, reversed words, homophones, etc.
34.	Letter Landslide 4 By Author: zh1322 (rank 2796 site-wide) Beginning with an animal name, drop a letter for each clue, and then work your way back up to a different animal name. Enjoy!
35.	The Lost Quiz of Glen DaLeachi By Author: uglybird (rank 2932 site-wide) Uglybird and Richicago have gained possession of the legendary "Lost Quiz of Glen DaLeachi", purported to contain the name of one of FunTrivia's keys to success. Help them solve the puzzle of the DaLeachi code.
36.	Step Down, Step Up - 20 By Author: minch (rank 3013 site-wide) There are 14 steps between the names of two fishes. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
37.	Step Down, Step Up - 8 By Author: minch (rank 3053 site-wide) There are 14 steps between two bones of the human body. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
38.	Cliffhangers and Common Words By Author: Nannanut (rank 3121 site-wide) Read these awful cliffhangers. See if you can determine the common word with three different meanings. Egads! Gum can be something you chew, a mouth part or a eucalyptus tree.
39.	Letter Landslide 2 By Author: zh1322 (rank 3221 site-wide) Beginning with an animal name, drop a letter for each clue, and then work your way back up to a different animal name.
40.	Inquizition's Hidden Word Game 14 By Author: inquizition (rank 3264 site-wide) A word is hidden in a sentence along with a description for that word. For example: Volcano in vi(ETNA)m. The answer is Etna. Good luck and happy quizzing.
41.	It Was a Dark and Stormy Night By Author: darthrevan89 (rank 3299 site-wide) Just the kind of night to bring out FunTrivia's most challenging forms of wordplay! Here are ten stormy, nighttime themed puzzles for you to solve, encrypted with four different kinds of wordplay. Instructions are included with the questions. Have fun!
42.	Board Games In Other Words By Author: kyleisalive (rank 3395 site-wide) The traditional board game has become a staple in family households. See if you can determine which is which popular game when their names are in other words. Good luck!
43.	A Globetrotting Gentleman By Author: sidnobls (rank 3436 site-wide) In loving memory of Socalmiguel, fellow guilder, quiz maker, gentleman and rebus writer extraordinaire, The first 10 are places on earth he graced during his lifetime. The last 5 questions on this quiz are his, from a quiz he was not able to complete.
44.	Time for T By Author: minch (rank 3481 site-wide) Start with a three letter word, add a T to the end to make another word. The answer is a two word phrase. Example - Metal colour = tin tint
45.	Step Down, Step Up - 3 By Author: minch (rank 3482 site-wide) There are 15 steps from one Shakespearean heroine to another. Start with a eight letter word, drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
46.	H Words by Definitions By Author: Midget40 (rank 3535 site-wide) I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter H.
47.	Vampirebus! By Author: stuthehistoryguy (rank 3565 site-wide) Can you find the undead-related terms couched in these oblique clues? Take care not to stare too long into the rebus, for the rebus stares back at you.
48.	A Diquiz to Die For By Author: CellarDoor (rank 3575 site-wide) The prefix "di" means "two" -- except when it doesn't! Here we start with the prefix "di," combine it with a word, and end with the answer: a different word. For example, the clue "Double an instruction to be quiet" leads to the answer "dish." Good luck!
49.	Christmas Music - In Other Words By Author: thejazzkickazz (rank 3693 site-wide) This quiz features some of the all-time classic Christmas songs with their titles reworded. You may find it challenging, but nonetheless... have fun and good luck!
50.	Word Chains 2 By Author: greybrow (rank 3705 site-wide) My second word chain quiz. The last THREE letters of each word form the first THREE letters of the next word. I have given a definition for each word. NOTE: this one is a bit harder than the last one! British English spellings used throughout.
51.	Anagrammed Phrases By Author: zh1322 (rank 3712 site-wide) Rearrange the words written in uppercase letters to finish each commmon phrase.
52.	Step Down, Step Up - 4 By Author: minch (rank 3822 site-wide) There are 14 steps between two west coast cities! Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
53.	Step Down, Step Up - 2 By Author: minch (rank 3883 site-wide) Start with the name of one of Shakespeare's tragic characters and end with another. Drop a letter, rearrange the letters left to get the next answer. From #7 on add a letter.
54.	Inquizition's Hidden Word Game 13 By Author: Inquizition (rank 3938 site-wide) A word is hidden in a sentence along with a description of that word. For example: African country of nebuCHADnezzar. The answer is Chad. Good luck and have fun.
55.	Syn-o-grams 2 By Author: treefinger (rank 4088 site-wide) As in the previous version, the clue will consist of a phrase in which one word will have the same meaning as the answer, and another word will be spelled from exactly the same letters as the answer. As before, they get progressively more complicated.
56.	Keeping Busy With Anagrams By Author: looney_tunes (rank 4139 site-wide) The words in capitals are anagrams of things people do to keep busy in their spare time. The sentences should give you an extra clue. Good luck!
57.	Sounds Like Word Math By Author: Kapuskasing (rank 4143 site-wide) Word addition with a homonymic twist! Instructions and an example are provided as part of the first question. Can you add up the clues to get the answers?
58.	StoP. It ends in P By Author: minch (rank 4269 site-wide) Start with a two three or four letter word, add P to the end to make another word. The answer is a two word phrase. Use the hint for order of words. Example - hold on shell fish = clamp clam
59.	Fractured Physiology By Author: stuthehistoryguy (rank 4312 site-wide) I give you a physiology term in fractured form, you give me the standard version. For example: "Dope a mean" = dopamine. Here's hoping you don't break your...no, that pun is too obvious. Terribly sorry.
60.	Word Mutation By Author: trident87 (rank 4390 site-wide) The starting word will change by one letter at a time until it ends in a completely new word. This quiz’s starting word is ‘FACE’ and we’ll end with ‘LIFT’. Solve all the words in between!
61.	Letter Landslide 3 By Author: zh1322 (rank 4396 site-wide) Beginning with an animal name, drop a letter for each clue, and then work your way back up to a different animal name. Enjoy!
62.	Inquizition's Hidden Word Game 10 By Author: Inquizition (rank 4408 site-wide) A word is hidden in a sentence along with a description of that word. For example: A metal found in the envIRONment. The answer is 'iron'. Good luck and have fun.
63.	Ing and the Family Stone By Author: ing (rank 4409 site-wide) Had the Stone children been born to celebrities, they might have been given silly names like 'Mood' and 'Rhine'. Luckily for them they're part of my family, so they got sensible names based on their personalities.
64.	Letter Landslide By Author: zh1322 (rank 4449 site-wide) Beginning with an animal name, drop a letter for each clue, and then work your way back up to a different animal name.
65.	Scrabble Anagrams- Fives By Author: ozzz2002 (rank 4585 site-wide) This is part of a series of quizzes on words that can be used in Scrabble. All answers have five letters, and are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and hints will be provided for every question.
66.	Anagram People By Author: minch (rank 4628 site-wide) Each answer is two words that are anagrams of each other. One word is a well-known person's first or last name. Example: Capture Winslet - Take Kate
67.	Up and Down the Word Ladder: Part 2 By Author: musicmonkeyman (rank 4643 site-wide) A clue is given for each one word answer. The next word is a rearrangement of the letters in the previous word plus one new letter. From the half-way point the answers are reduced by one letter.
68.	More Found in Bed By Author: minch (rank 4696 site-wide) Each seven letter answer word begins with B and ends with ED. Inside these letters is a four letter word. The definition of the whole word is given first, followed by the inside word.
69.	Animal Antics - Letterchange By Author: Nannanut (rank 4699 site-wide) Answers will be a pair of words that differ by only a "letterchange". The story will contain 2 sets of capitalised words - they are your clues. I have worked a sample before the first question to get you started.
70.	Llamas in Hiding : A Hidden Word Quiz By Author: glendathecat (rank 4814 site-wide) Each question contains a hidden word relating to the wonderful world of llamas. It also contains a clue to guide you in the right direction.
71.	Wordwise Again By Author: minch (rank 4882 site-wide) It's been a long time since I created a Wordwise quiz. Wordwise questions are word rebuses each 'clue' represents a common phrase or, occasionally a single word. A quiz "How to Do Wordwise Quizzes' can be found in Brain Teasers-Wordwise.
72.	Inquizition's Hidden Word Game 12 By Author: Inquizition (rank 4919 site-wide) A word is hidden in a sentence along with a description of that word. For example: writing fluid used by kevIN Kline. The answer is ink. Good luck and have fun.
73.	Step Down, Step Up - 1 By Author: minch (rank 4940 site-wide) Start with a six letter word, drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to two letters, then make steps up again.
74.	Telescope Words - VI By Author: minch (rank 4989 site-wide) Each answer is one word containing two other words. The other two words are found by dropping the first letter, and then the second letter.
75.	Step Down, Step Up - 19 By Author: minch (rank 5059 site-wide) There are 13 steps between two British Prime Ministers, who were in power before 1900. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
76.	Fractured Airports I Have Known And (Not) Loved By Author: pu2-ke-qi-ri (rank 5063 site-wide) Once upon a midday dreary, while I wandered, weak and weary, over many a hideous space of airport floor...my swimming mind created this quiz. Sound out the airport name!
77.	Telescope Words - II By Author: minch (rank 5065 site-wide) This quiz could also be called 3 in 1, as the answer is a word containing two other words. The other two words are found by dropping the first letter, and then the second letter. Example: Beverage - place to skate - pen's need = drink
78.	Fun with Hidden Body Parts By Author: richicago (rank 5066 site-wide) Each question contains the name of a body part hidden in its text. Can you collect all the missing parts? NOTE: All players getting a perfect score on this quiz are definitely "ghoul" oriented!
79.	Cryptic Crossword Clues #2 By Author: jighm (rank 5106 site-wide) Another set of my own cryptic creations. Have fun. You can form the puzzle grid using the hints. (optional) How to read the hints: 2(12,5) means that the 2nd letter is the same as the 5th letter of clue 12.
80.	Anagram Couples - IX By Author: minch (rank 5135 site-wide) Each answer in this quiz is two words that are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot. Use the hint for first letter of words and their order.
81.	Word Mutation II By Author: trident87 (rank 5205 site-wide) The starting word will change by one letter at a time until it ends in a completely new word. This quiz’s starting word is ‘FREE’ and we’ll end with ‘STAY’. Solve all the words in between!
82.	It's "De"-Lovely By Author: CellarDoor (rank 5236 site-wide) The prefix “de” means to undo – except when it doesn’t! Each answer is a word that begins with “de” and ends with another word. For example, the clue “Undo a marketing material” gives the answer “dead.” Good luck!
83.	Cat About Town -- Common Words By Author: PDAZ (rank 5246 site-wide) Can you determine the word with three different meanings in each paragraph of Glenda the cat's story? For example, "Die" can mean a single dice, a mechanical tool or to cease to exist. All words are American usage and verbs are in the infinitive.
84.	Trite Treatises - Letterchange By Author: Nannanut (rank 5259 site-wide) Answers will be a pair of words that differ by only a "letterchange". The story will contain 2 sets of capitalised words - they are your clues. I have worked a sample before the first question to get you started.
85.	Embedded Bird Words By Author: djsgal (rank 5260 site-wide) I've hidden the FULL NAMES of North American wild birds in different sentences. All the hidden bird names in the quiz are 2 words, which are separated by filler letters or words. Have fun!
86.	Invisible common bond By Author: WesleyCrusher (rank 5373 site-wide) In this quiz, I will first define 9 words. Each of these words can have the same word added AT THE END to make another word. This word is answer number 10 and also the invisible common bond. Please read the rules with question 1.
87.	Anagram Couples By Author: minch (rank 5438 site-wide) All the answers in this quiz have two words of the same length. The two words are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot No punctuation is required.
88.	Leith's Letter Links XVI By Author: leith90 (rank 5586 site-wide) The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used in all answers.
89.	Telephoning 1990s Boy Names By Author: Auszev (rank 5606 site-wide) Based on my telephone, use a code to work out boys' names. These names were listed as the top ten boys names for the 1990 decade for the USA, UK and Australia.
90.	Split Capitals By Author: austinnene (rank 5617 site-wide) I'll split the names of world capitals into parts, give you a clue for how each part SOUNDS. You combine the sounds to get the names of the capitals. Spelling counts! Example in Question 1.
91.	I Got My Drama From My Mama By Author: Zbeckabee (rank 5632 site-wide) This quiz is all about the things I got from people, that just happen to rhyme with the people I got them from or rhyme with something along the way. An example is provided. Please use U.S. spellings on answers!
92.	Animal Annals - Letterchange By Author: Nannanut (rank 5666 site-wide) Answers will be a pair of words that differ by only a "letterchange". The story will contain 2 sets of capitalised words - they are your clues. I have worked a sample before the first question to get you started.
93.	Step Down, Step Up - 11 By Author: minch (rank 5677 site-wide) There are 14 steps between two name of makers of sports cars. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.
94.	Follow My Directions 12 By Author: eburge (rank 5688 site-wide) How good are you at following directions? Follow my directions to reveal the final phrase.
95.	Telescope Words - I By Author: minch (rank 5718 site-wide) This quiz could also be called 3 in 1, as the answer is a word containing two other words. Most answer words have 5 letters (#8 has 6). The other two words are found by dropping the first letter, and then the second letter.
96.	Telephoning African Countries By Author: Auszev (rank 5760 site-wide) Based on my telephone, use a code to work out African countries. Grab an atlas if you want.
97.	Word Mutation V By Author: trident87 (rank 5761 site-wide) The starting word will change by one letter at a time until it ends in a completely new word. This quiz’s starting word is ‘TOOL’ and we’ll end with ‘SHED’. Solve all the words in between!
98.	Logically Speaking, You Should Take This Quiz By Author: redsoxfan325 (rank 5800 site-wide) If you enjoy logic, then you should take this quiz. Logically speaking, that is.
99.	Crazy Chronicles - Letterchange By Author: Nannanut (rank 6141 site-wide) Answers will be a pair of words that differ by only a "letterchange". The story will contain 2 sets of capitalised words - they are your clues. I have worked a sample before the first question to get you started.
100.	Anagrams and Limericks - More Famous Faces By Author: Nannanut (rank 6208 site-wide) Anagrams of the famous in rhyme - Entail CAPITALS, solving is prime - Read the rest of the verse - For clues kind and perverse - And enjoy. Have a wonderful time.