| 181 |
Word Wizarding (5)
For me, finding 11-letter words in Fun Trivia's Word Wizard game is a rarity. Recently I was able to create 32A and about the same time, player samak produced 1A, while maninmidohio came up with 12D. Such was my elation, I just had to turn these words into this crossword puzzle which has four anagrams. Enjoy! |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 182 |
You May Embrace
Enjoy this quiz made for the 2024 Challenge - In Due Time. It deals with embraces and hugs of all sorts, with a couple of fillers. |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 183 |
Kinda Brief
Inspired by 1nn1's puzzle which features only one-word clues I decided to give it a try, except I'll go him one better by using only two-word clues. Or...isn't that how it's supposed to work? |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 184 |
A Bit o' This and That - B Words
This is my first General crossword, and it has a very loose theme: multiple words beginning with B (though not all). Note: slightly UK bias. |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 185 |
Topics from A to Z
A wide range of topics using all the 26 alphabet letters. |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 186 |
Movies Released in the 21st Century
Every answer leads to a movie from the 21st Century in this small grid, which also contains six eleven letter answers. Why not take a seat and relax whilst you try to find them all! |
Movies | Small Puzzle | |
| 187 |
Time to Refrain
This small puzzle features clues relating to stopping, or other common uses of 'refrain'. I hope you enjoy! |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 188 |
Flash in the Pan (42)
General knowledge questions that come at you from all directions, though a number of these were inspired by words in the titles of movies from 2002. Best of luck. |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 189 |
Teens' Triple Treat (24)
[I] Puts into words; [II] Sentence sections; [III] They may be coined. Targetted towards high school students, each answer in this crossword has three separate clues. In this series, the words and PHRASES are carefully chosen for their accessibility. Enjoy! |
For Children | Medium Puzzle | |
| 190 |
Lexicon Lattice (8)
A medium general knowledge puzzle for all the crossword connoisseurs! |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 191 |
Brevity Is The Soul of Wit
Known for his long rambling clues, replete with unsuccessful attempts of trying to inject humour into same, it was time to change tack. The challenge for this author this time was to construct a crossword with only one word clues. This is because someone once wrote "Brevity is the soul of wit". See if it was successful: Enter... |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 192 |
Those Tricky Toffees: An Everton Crossword
I wanted to write a quiz that had a food in the title - and since Everton's nickname is the Toffees, it gave me the idea to write an Everton-centric crossword. |
Sports | Large Puzzle | |
| 193 |
What's the Book Title #5?
Another series on a list of books with some written by well-known authors. |
Literature | Medium Puzzle | |
| 194 |
Let Slip the Dogs of War
As the title implies this puzzle focuses on war, though the main emphasis will be on the US Civil War. Best of luck. |
History | Small Puzzle | |
| 195 |
Salmagundi Smorgasbord (48)
A series of experimental crosswords, with a variety of puzzle sizes, grid designs and clue types. There is one anagram. Enjoy! |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 196 |
Such Sweet Sorrow
The sorrow is not being able to eat all of these sweets! Inspired by the Shakespearean Crossword challenge, this puzzle contains several helpings of dessert to savor. |
Hobbies | Large Puzzle | |
| 197 |
Physics
Words, terms, abbreviations and acronyms related to physics |
Sci / Tech | Small Puzzle | |
| 198 |
Topic Blender #142
Another trip through the Fun Trivia categories. |
General | Small Puzzle | |
| 199 |
To Be Or Not To Be. Part II
In the first crossword in this two part series, as many "B" words as possible were crammed into a crossword ("To Be"). In the second part, using the same grid, "Not To Be", there are no Bs in this crossword (that would be a first). All letters are represented except "B", ie Pangram minus one. |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 200 |
Give or Take (4)
Give a letter to, or take a letter from the word supplied, then anagram to find the answer. There may or may not be a pangram hiding in the grid. It's up to you to decide. |
Brain Teasers | Small Puzzle | |
| 201 |
Money Box (2)
This puzzle looks at currencies, either notes, coins or other, from across the globe or across time. Best of luck. |
World | Small Puzzle | |
| 202 |
Add or Drop then Scramble (4)
Add to or drop a letter from the first part of each clue, then anagram to find the answer to the second part. Enjoy! |
Brain Teasers | Medium Puzzle | |
| 203 |
Video Games and Characters #5
A series of video games and characters since 1980. RPG means role-playing game. |
Video Games | Small Puzzle | |
| 204 |
Who's the Celebrity #2?
A list of international movie, TV and music celebrities around the world. |
Celebrities | Medium Puzzle | |
| 205 |
Simply General Knowledge! (523)
More general knowledge clues from across the boards. Have fun and good luck! |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 206 |
All the World's a Stage
A puzzle that looks at the characters and the plays of William Shakespeare. Best of luck. |
Humanities | Small Puzzle | |
| 207 |
Curious Crossword Cluster (3)
A curious little crossword where all the clues are alliterative. This is also the final puzzle in this mini-series of 'nested' or 'clustered' grids. |
General | Large Puzzle | |
| 208 |
All that glisters is not gold
Kyle wants a series of CWs based around well known Shakespearean quotes and the title of this one is from "The Merchant of Venice"(MOV) so there are some references to that play and others and a few different literary works as well. |
Literature | Medium Puzzle | |
| 209 |
Flash in the Pan (41)
General knowledge questions that come at you from all directions, though a number of these were inspired by words in the titles of movies from 2001. Best of luck. |
General | Medium Puzzle | |
| 210 |
"Wherefore Art Thou?"
Miss Capulet's words from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" (Act 2, scene 2) remind us of the many disappearances that remain unexplained. Jimmy Hoffa, D.B. Cooper and Amelia Earhart are a few examples, while a number of others are mentioned in this crossword puzzle. There is one anagram. Enjoy! |
People | Medium Puzzle |
