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Anagrammed Phrases
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Rearrange the words written in uppercase letters to finish each commmon phrase.
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Average
10 Q
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zh1322
Jul 15 07
3021 plays
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Cryptic Crossword Clues #2
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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.
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Very Difficult
20 Q
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jighm
Jul 19 09
168 plays
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Anagrams and Limericks - More Famous Faces
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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.
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Tough
10 Q
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Nannanut
Oct 26 04
2322 plays
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Scrabble Anagrams- Up The Ladder
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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.
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Difficult
10 Q
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ozzz2002
Feb 10 08
1425 plays
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Found in Bed - With a Good Book?
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Each six-letter answer word begins with B and ends with ED. Inside these letters is a three letter word. The definition of the whole word is given first, followed by the inside word.
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Tough
10 Q
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minch
Jan 18 06
3720 plays
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Leith's Letter Links V
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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 please.
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Easy
10 Q
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leith90
Jun 07 09
660 plays
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Return of Wonderful Letterfalls
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Answer the first clue, then continue dropping letters and anagramming to solve the following clues. I'll let you know when we start with a new word. Have fun!
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Average
15 Q
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htdc
Jul 15 07
2322 plays
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Fractured Physiology 2.0
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I give you a physiology term in fractured form, you give me the standard version. For example: "Ought own amok" = "Autonomic". They get better - I promise!
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Average
10 Q
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stuthehistoryguy
Aug 15 06
5502 plays
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Countries and Islands Missing Letters
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For my homework I wrote down 20 countries / islands on a piece of paper using my fountain pen. Unfortunately only a word of 4 consecutive letters remained as the ink smudged. Using additional letter(s), complete the words.
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Average
20 Q
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Inquizition
Nov 25 04
9366 plays
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Two Words Into One Will Go
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Two clues are given for two single words which, when joined together make a compound word. Example: Not down (up) - and - A firm fit (tight) make a word meaning - Feeling tense or nervous (Answer = uptight)
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Average
10 Q
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musicmonkeyman
Dec 01 05
9279 plays
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Limericks and Anagrams - Famous Figures
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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.
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Average
10 Q
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Nannanut
Oct 22 04
4266 plays
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Word Chains 2
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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.
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Tough
25 Q
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greybrow
Apr 21 07
2100 plays
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Scrabble Anagrams- More Sixes
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Part Two of a series of six-letter anagrams. The two (or three) words in each answer are anagrams of each other.
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Average
10 Q
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ozzz2002
Mar 03 08
1452 plays
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Word Mutation VI
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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 ‘COIN’ and we’ll end with ‘BANK’. Solve all the words in between!
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Average
10 Q
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trident87
Dec 10 07
2844 plays
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Leith's Letter Links VII
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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.
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Easy
10 Q
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leith90
Jun 12 09
642 plays
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I Got My Drama From My Mama
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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!
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Average
10 Q
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Zbeckabee
Jul 25 09
594 plays
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Words Within Words that start with SH
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All questions consist of the letters SH added to a given clue that will then give you the final word. The final LONGER word is the answer.
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Easy
15 Q
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Midget40
Feb 18 09
1224 plays
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Step Down, Step Up - 5
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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.
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Average
15 Q
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minch
Jun 08 07
3108 plays
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Tom Swifties
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Tom Swifties are adverbial puns. You supply the adverb! It's easiest to explain with a couple of examples! 'I don't think I'll be in school today,' Tom said... The answer is 'absently.' 'I lost my news magazine,' said Tom...the answer is 'timelessly.'
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Tough
10 Q
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crisw
Feb 01 02
4545 plays
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Word Mutation II
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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!
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Average
10 Q
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trident87
Aug 22 07
3087 plays
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Inquizition's Hidden Word Game 13
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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.
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Tough
25 Q
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Inquizition
Aug 07 04
3771 plays
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Split Capitals
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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.
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Tough
10 Q
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austinnene
Feb 16 08
3981 plays
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Far to Go
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Each one word answer ends in GO. Change the order of the letters in one or two consecutive words in the clue and add GO to the end. The definition of the answer word is found in the clue.
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Tough
10 Q
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minch
Apr 04 06
2097 plays
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Leith's Letter Links XVI
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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.
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Easy
10 Q
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leith90
Jul 30 09
732 plays
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Inquizition's Hidden Word Game4
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A word is hidden in a sentence along with a description of that word. For example: an unripe tANGERine leads to a feeling of great annoyance. The answer is 'anger'. Good luck and have fun.
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Tough
25 Q
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Inquizition
Mar 15 03
4479 plays
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Shift Your Words Around
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A secret package is being delivered to Quizzyland and we need your help! Nine sentences describe a pair of words that differ by a constant 'shift' in each letter. Every shift is part of a code you must use to decode the secret package's contents.
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Difficult
10 Q
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Lutrine
Mar 18 08
654 plays
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Step Down, Step Up - 20
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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.
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Average
15 Q
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minch
Jan 12 08
2169 plays
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Syn-o-grams 2
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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.
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Very Difficult
25 Q
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treefinger
Oct 05 07
636 plays
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Lose a Letter Lexicon Ladder Pt 17
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A clue is given for each one word answer. The next word has one less letter and is a rearrangement of the remaining letters. The hints will help. Good luck.
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Average
10 Q
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musicmonkeyman
Jun 26 06
4209 plays
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Two Words Into One Will Go - Part 2
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Two clues are given for two single words which, when joined together make a compound word. Example: Not down (up) - and - A firm fit (tight) make a word meaning - Feeling tense or nervous (Answer = uptight)
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Average
10 Q
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musicmonkeyman
Dec 30 05
6000 plays
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