Something in Common Trivia

My 150th quiz. Add 150 (CL) to the first word indicated by the clue to get the second word indicated. E.g. Add 150 to eternally to get smart or bright gives the answer CL + ever = clever.

The last letters of each answer form the first letters of the next one. You will be told how many letters are common for each pair.

The following words are all six letter anagrams drawn from the letters in "rebelling". Five are entirely made up, while the rest are recognized words used in the game of "Scrabble". Your task is to find those words.

Take the letters 'ME' out of the word suggested by each clue in the first column to match a word indicated by one of the clues in the second column. For example, 'Correct a document' matches 'Finish'; emend loses 'ME' to become end.

Here are ten words with a hint. The last three letters of each word form the first three letters of the next word. Definitions are provided for each word.

Each word always begins with the letters MA. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

The first answer will begin with one or more letters from the end of "Duck", the second answer begins with one or more letters from the end of that answer, and onward to "Goose". Clues in the style of a crossword puzzle will guide you on your way. Enjoy!

In this quiz, you have to add two state or territory postal abbreviations together to make a four letter word. The questions are written in cryptic crossword form, so look for the definition somewhere in the clue. Originally written by minch.

Use the cryptic clues to match the pictures. Use the pictures to give you a hint - see it and say it! Enjoy!

Here are ten words with a hint. The last three letters of each word form the first three letters of the next word. Definitions are provided for each word.

The three words or phrases on the left are linked, either directly or indirectly, by a common word or phrase. Match the links on the right with each triplet.

All of these wordplay clues have to do with time. The word time or the word for a unit of time will appear in each answer. Images may help, and the type of wordplay will be indicated for each question.

I'm going to describe an American candy bar and you see if you can guess which one I'm describing. It's a word play so all are FITB. Just remember 5 cents would be "nickels." Have fun!

My cat, Kwizzer, and his friend Kyle thought there weren't enough cat-themed quizzes on FunTrivia. So, at their request, here is a puzzle quiz with four of Kwizzer's favorite types of wordplay. Each answer contains or pertains to the word "cat."

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.

This cock and bull story includes five words starting with cock and five starting with bull. Adding another word to cock or bull will form a new word. See if you can work them out from the clues.

It may or may not be a pain in the neck, but the last two letters of each answer will be the first two letters of the following answer.

The answers are linked, because the last letters of one answer are the starting letters of the next. Can you follow the chain?

Follow Master Thief Knuckles on a thieving adventure. Each answer is a word that begins with C and is followed by a word suggested by the picture. For example a picture of Miami might lead you to think of "C+heat" = "Cheat".

Progress from the first word to the last by linking the words to form a chain. More directions are given in the first question.

Here are ten words with a hint. The last three letters of each word form the first three letters of the next word. Definitions are provided for each word.

Complete the chain by linking the words together. The first and last words in the chain also share a common bond. More directions are given in the first question. Warning: may be difficult. Approach with caution.

Progress from the first word to the last by linking the words to form a chain.

All answers start with AL followed by another word to make a new word. Clues are given for both words.

This quiz will take you from a country in Asia to another in Africa. Take the last three letters of each answer and use them as the first three letters of the following answer.

Similar to the great game "Tribond", in this quiz find the word that links the other words or clues given. For example, if I gave "Flipper, Bottlenose, and Miami", you'd answer "dolphin" or "dolphins". Best of luck.

All answers start with ST followed by another word to make a new word. Clues are given for both words.

Here are ten words with a hint. The last three letters of each word form the first three letters of the next word. Definitions are provided for each word.

All answers start with AB followed by another word to make a new word. Clues are given for both words.

Progress from the first word to the last by linking the words to form a chain. More directions are given in the first question.