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Title of this puzzle? You tell me
What's the answer to this puzzle?
98989576412452356298989576412452654...
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Symmetries – a Quadritaisho puzzle
This is part 43 of the puzzle series Around the World in Many Days. Each part is solvable on its own.
Dear Puzzling,
This is a Quadritaisho puzzle. Divide the grid into rooms by drawing borders along ...
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Quadritaisho: The sports bet
My friend from America was going to watch a game and wanted to bet I couldn't guess where he was going. The answer lies in the Quadritaisho puzzle below. Can you help me find out where he's going to ...
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A hive buzzing with words
A turtle that goes into battle on a cart. (16)
That which is overshadowed by the front. (10)
A vital component of gaining speed. (12)
A time measuring device that has gained wisdom through the ages....
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10 friends of a triangular baseball batter
"I'll do it tomorrow"
"Lattices and nets are my forte"
The paved one
A shadowy character
A place where organic and inorganic meet
Older brother of a piece of text
A job title. Do ...
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An optimal puzzle (unit)
Given the image below, which of the options, A-E, should replace the question mark? Explain your reasoning.
Hint 1
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E Rebus Unum – a picture sequence puzzle
This is part 42 of the puzzle series Around the World in Many Days. Each part is solvable on its own.
Dear Puzzling,
Today I have been taking it easy. You might even say it has been a walk in the ...
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27 spaces, 27 curious places
Grid 1:
Grid 2:
Grid 3:
Find the meaning behind these images.
Hint 1:
Hint 2:
Hint 3:
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A Trivial Pursuit #13 (Geography 3/4): Things Fall Apart
This is part 13 of A Trivial Pursuit, a 25-part puzzle hunt. Each part is solvable on its own, with the exception of the meta-puzzle at the end.
Identify the 26 words clued by the images below, then ...
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Connect and r - - - - e
What is drawn below? Give me the answer (5, 7, 7) and explain your reasoning.
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A Trivial Pursuit #10 (Art and Literature 2/4): Bookshelf
This is part 10 of A Trivial Pursuit, a 25-part puzzle hunt. Each part is solvable on its own, with the exception of the meta-puzzle at the end.
Colourblind-friendly version available here.
The ...
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Roman Empire goes to space
Here is the binary part for convenience:
01110010
10000000
10011111
10110111
Find what celestial objects has Roman Empire visited.
Hint 1:
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12
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A delicious country puzzle
Why is this puzzle delicious? Give me the 5-letter answer I'm looking for.
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What - - - - - - - corresponds to the question mark?
What is the answer to this puzzle?
TZAAUTSRBTURZMB?
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What are they called?
Something is missing from the image below. Can you figure out what that is? Complete the image to the right and then give me the answer which consists of two words.
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You'll miss out on this IQ test
Find the missing square, options are at the bottom.
This is not your typical "IQ test" question.
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A professional geographer who is a sports enthusiast
A professional geographer is also a sports enthusiast. He is a fan of these three sportspersons in particular:
Lewis Hamilton
Nelson Evora
A FIFA World Cup winner with Spain
To honour all three of ...
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Hiking Circuits
This is part 27 of the puzzle series Around the World in Many Days. Each part is solvable on its own.
Dear Puzzling,
How have you been? Today I have toured the coastal towns and islands of a major ...
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4
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Who Am I Puzzle
The grid you see below is composed of unit squares. Can you figure out who I am?
...
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Like F, like S, like GS
I've given you the first word of a 4-word phrase. You'll find the whole phrase once you solve the puzzle below.
Hint 1
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What weight is it?
One country flag has been replaced with a question mark. Based on the theme of this puzzle, can you figure out which flag it is? The final answer to this puzzle is 10 letters long.
Hint 1: You may or ...
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Valence Levels?
Each yellow and orange (barred to distinguish) dot gets a letter.
The center green dot does not get a letter.
The final answer is a relevant word, once you unscramble it.
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rectangles gone black
Based on the sequence of rectangles you see below, which rectangle (A-E) should replace the question mark? Once you figure out what this puzzle is all about you'll know which of the five should ...
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April 2023 - Hexagons
The final answer is 11 letters.
Helpful notes:
Technically solvable in grayscale/colorblind, but easier in color.
If you have the required knowledge, the solution path will eventually pop into your ...
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Even though it looks easy, oddly enough it's not (treated in two different ways)
What's the answer to this "simple" puzzle?
8
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104
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200
Hint 1
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Another directio... I mean directors puzzle (2012)
A letter has been replaced with an X. Given the four directors below, replace the question mark with the correct director.
Hint 1
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Leading flags in order
Complete the list by placing the correct flag in the empty rectangle below. Explain.
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There's Only 1 Formula To Find The Answer
The answer to the puzzle is a seven letter word. May it be yours!
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Two Blinkers, A Pair of Boats, etc
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #8: Cellular Automata.
Find four capital letters that can replace the X's (and explain why).
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Under the Surface
This is part 13 of the puzzle series Around the World in Many Days. Each part is solvable on its own.
Deаr Puzzling,
The first grid is a kakuro puzzle. Fill the grid with the numbers 1–9 so that ...
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THERE ARE ONLY FOUR OF THESE! (Not shouting, just trying to tell you something)
The first two images corresponding to the actor to the left are complete, the last two aren't. Also, all the four images share something in common - something that's missing... Replace the question ...
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The body in the cellar
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #7: Board games.
On a cold December night in 1992, several guests have arrived at a mansion in Beverly, Massachusetts.
An hour later, the body of ...
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Can you solve this Country puzzle?
Given this sequence of flags, which flag should replace the question mark? Explain.
Note: I added 'knowledge'-tag, but it's nothing complicated.
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Somethings missing
In the puzzle below I've correctly placed an image in three different cells. Your task is to correctly place images in all the remaining (19) cells and of course, as usual, provide a good explanation ...
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