Hi, welcome to the fourth Triple Treat brainteaser. Work out the answer for each of the separate words or group of words to give you the a new word each time. Have fun!

Here are ten commonly used proverbs for you to work out. Have fun!

Ten international cheeses in anagram form for you. See how many you know. Clues are given. Have fun!

Welcome to Oz and our land full of unusual animals. Just keep a wary eye out for the bunyip while you're playing :)

Drop various letters from longer words, and reshuffle the remainder, to give me the shorter five letter words I'm after. Have fun!

Just say the given words in each question out aloud, to hear the name of the real "Star Trek" characters for your answer. Check the hints for additional help. Happy memories.

Can you name these words that are similar in spelling - but have different meanings? Enjoy yourself doing so!

Flirtation between couples is as old as time. See how many of the following signs you recognise. With your eyelashes demurely lowered of course.

Off we go on a sailing trip with an Australian at the helm to make a world record, in a beautiful pea green boat? Bon Voyage.

Welcome to the second Triple Treat brainteaser. Each question gives you three clues. You have to put them together to make the one word answer. Have fun!

Here is a list of from ten countries. A common, or familiar, name of a country will be given, followed by the common, or familiar, name of its tree. Have fun!

Each question gives you three clues. You have to put them together to make the one word answer. Have fun!

Work out the answer for each of the separate words or group of words to give you the a new word each time. Have fun:)

Remove letters from each of the following words, then rearrange the remaining letters to make new words.

Take the meaning from the first two groups of words, and combine them for the answer of a longer word, the clue for which is given. Have fun :)

Ever been late? Forgot an appointment? Didn't want to go somewhere? Here are ten fractured excuses you can use. Have fun! (No punctuation is used in the answers.)