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A pointer is given, supported by an image clue. Work out the phrase that fits the number of words and letters required.

On the game show, "Wheel Of Fortune", you choose consonants and buy vowels to guess a word. In this quiz, you're only given the vowels and need to find the missing word. Example: 6 letter holiday and you're given, Ea_ _ e_. The clues will help you a lot.

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: scatter-brain-washed. Here's a hint - each missing word is a food item.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "N". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

A curious malfunction has struck some of history's greatest inventions. Their names have been distorted into fractured phrases. Can you repair them and identify all fifteen?

Take a quick trip around Turkey (Türkiye) through solving this mixed bag of puzzles.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "M". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

Paradoxes challenge the way we think by presenting situations that seem impossible, contradictory or counter-intuitive. This quiz explores ten of the best-known ones from science, philosophy, logic and probability. Get your head round these. Good luck!

Think beyond the black and white! In this colourful twist on the classic wordwise puzzle, colours are more than eye-catching. Each one helps reveal a familiar phrase, title, or expression. How many can you solve?

Let's move up and down the hourglass by removing letters, sometimes rearranging letters, and adding letters. Let's go from one entree to another!

Here at the VCA, we lock up only the most vicious vowelless words in our state-of-the-art confinement cells. (Trust us, really!) Can you help us collect the 15 vowelless trees that just so happened to, uh...well, escape in a bit of a minor mishap?

Place these fifteen words into the correct column. Five words, with a common theme, belong in one column, then four words, three words, two words in their proper columns, and one word in a column by itself. Pay attention to spelling and pronunciation.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "L". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

I received this quiz title and decided to pretend the boomerang started as one word, flew out and found a letter, and came back as a different word. See if you can name it as it started and then as it ended after its imaginary jouorney.

"Just a little more wordwise fun!" is how ariadne54 originally described the quiz when it was first written in the early years of FunTrivia. It is one of many such quizzes here, and I hope you enjoy it.

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: scatter-brain-washed. Here's a hint - each missing word is a colour.

Here at the VCA, we lock up only the most vicious vowelless words in our state-of-the-art confinement cells. (Trust us, really!) Can you help us collect the 15 vowelless birds that just so happened to, uh...well, escape in a bit of a minor mishap?

There are fourteen steps between synonyms of the two words of this Author Challenge title. Drop a letter and, if necessary, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then back up again.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "K". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

This is a version of "Wheel of Fortune", except maybe a little more difficult. I will give you a person, movie, television show, animal, or thing missing letters, and you give me the answer. Example: Movie: 'Th_ W_t_rb_y]? Answer: 'The Waterboy'.

Ground Control has been trying to send messages to Major Tom but they are all garbled. Can you solve these puzzles and help the Major figure out which celestial objects are being referred to?

A first timer at cryptics? Try these 10 different cryptics with tons of helpful hints.

If you simply added one letter to an existing word, you could create a whole new word. That's the concept here. Example: Add an "S" to "not high" and you'd create a word meaning leisurely. S + Low = Slow. The answer you'd type would be Slow.

Starting from DESPAIR, drop or add a letter, then rearrange the letters to find a new word matching the given definition. Keep on going until you've reached BELIEF. This is a sequel to my previous quiz "Going From Prayer to Despair".

All of the terms in this mystery sort quiz fill a musical theme... but before you can figure out the category, you will need to determine the missing vowels. Have fun!

Here at the VCA, we lock up only the most vicious vowelless words in our state-of-the-art confinement cells. (Trust us, really!) Can you help us collect the 15 vowelless fruits that just so happened to, uh...well, escape in a bit of a minor mishap?

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: feeling-blue-berry. Here's a hint - each missing word is a colour.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "J". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: lady-finger-food. Here's a hint - each missing word is a 5-letter body part.

Riddles have been around for not just centuries, but for millennia. Here are five famous ones from across different time periods. See if you can solve them.