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"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 slight difference to the usual classification quiz. All the words you see rhyme with the words that fall into the correct categories. Match each word to the appropriate category given their rhyming counterparts! Example in the special instructions.

Mystery Sort is one of the newest types of quizzes on FunTrivia. Most of the regular players have gotten used to them, so I guess you could say this format is now the "New Normal". Sort these words into four groups.

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

Using English language Scrabble tiles, find the words which score exactly nine points. Some words are long and some are short, but the longer words don't always score more points.

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.

Can you work out these famous or well known quotes we use in every day conversations, several of which come from Shakespeare's works - and given to you in the form of Mixed Word Puzzles? Have fun!

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!

At the top of the word ladder is a ten letter word. Drop one letter at a time and reorder down to the single letter at the bottom. Put the clues into the correct order.

Each of these anagrams starts with the same three-letter insect and is then followed by some anagrammed letters. Each image is connected to one of these completed words. Place the correct group of letters with its matching image.

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!

Solve these rebus puzzles and identify the cities indicated. The correct answers are only those cities which are located in Europe.

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.

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 4-letter body part.

Scrambled names, real leaders. Each clue includes an anagram and the year the person assumed office - can you match them to the correct country?

Each of the bones listed on the right are the solution to the word puzzles in the clue.

This quiz is about making words from the three-letter animals shown in the images combined with the correct set of anagrammed letters.

All of the answers to this quiz are words that start with either 'pro' or 'con'. I'll give you two definitions. The first is for a word to add to 'pro' or 'con', the second is the resulting word when you put the two together.

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

In that case, you might be interested in becoming familiar with some of the types of question you can use, and how to write one that both works technically and is well-received by players.