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What is the hidden rule that will lead you to an answer? Explain your reasoning.
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I created a sequence of words (see a Note below) using a certain method and came up with somewhat cryptic clues for them. Unlike in crossword puzzles, I did not include word lengths with these clues. ...
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The diagram shows a regular pentagram inscribed in a parabola. Can another red pentagon (congruent to the one shown) fit in the gray region?
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Find all integers n such that the sum of the factorials of its digits equals ⌊√n⌋. For example, if n=2025, then 2!+0!+2!+5!=⌊√2025⌋, although this is not true. How can you find all integers n that ...
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In the game depicted below, Black managed to come out on top by delivering checkmate to the white king trapped in the corner. On the way to this outcome, seven pieces were captured at several points ...
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You can use addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division as many times as you want but can only use the numbers one time each.
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As a technical writer, I know that CCVC represents words that begin with consonant-consonant-vowel-consonant, then one would assume a CCC words are words beginning with three consonants but that isn't ...
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A mythical creature links the five images below.                                                   Can you identify the mythical creature and explain each of the images?
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This is the SHADOW Cipher in a small sample. One of my hardest, Good Luck!: Z+b s v k v x w z d o x -The Shadowed Dragon
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World champion three-cushion billiards player can perfectly make a billiard ball end where asked for (if possible), on a standard rectangular shaped competition table. The champion now, for ...
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Let’s go to the pub! Hey, we’re all thirsty but some of us don’t want to get drunk. Inspiration for my puzzle came from the puzzle below:
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Why is this quilt coloured the way it is? (You do not need to do any image manipulation or analysis to solve this puzzle.) CSV for grid colours (R = Red, G = Green, B = Blue, Y = Yellow, M = Magenta, ...
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Lately, we've had plenty of puzzles based on the regular pentagon and its geometric properties. So I propose one that literally brings it all together. Use eleven copies of the larger (left) piece ...
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This table shows some, but not all, CCC words and several similar non-CCC words. (Came up with this puzzle myself) CCC Words Non-CCC words gizmo gadget decriminalize deconstruct juxtapose oppose ...
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Complete the sentence to solve this rebus-like puzzle. He managed to get her so they can be ___________. This is my own.
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The envelope is a regular pentagon with two diagonals. The red coins are two vertically aligned and touching congruent circles, the top one passing through the apex of the pentagon, and the bottom ...
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To partially check your answer: Attribution: Mike Martinek in the November/December 1979 issue of Games magazine.
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JANOB To partially check your answer: Attribution: Dennis Wade in the November/December 1979 issue of Games magazine.
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Find what "😈" represents and find what word for sure must replace "?". 😈(FIX) + 😈(FED) + 😈(?) + 😈(GOT) = 😈
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Find the hidden answer which describes what you've found. ...
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In a class, the teacher wrote 12%, 40% and 73% on a whiteboard. When the teacher asked the class what those numbers are, a student said they're all square numbers, with being 12% and 40% even higher ...
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puzzle from 2.191.149.204 — lv. easy Numbers are cool. If you join two (or more) numbers together, you get another valid number. For example add 3,756 and 4,192 together. You get 37,564,192 which is ...
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Here is (yet another) prisoner riddle. I made it up (maybe it was asked before, but to the best of my knowledge I'm the first to ask it - correct me if I'm wrong). There are 1000 prisoners who are ...
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You could enjoy a ride as well... This is my idea implemented with ChatGPT assistance
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The restaurant is a major sponsor of the Aquatic Boxers’ Club. From time to time, two octopuses from the ABC are invited to the restaurant to put on a boxing match in an aquarium, for the ...
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Two congruent semicircles (blue) are inscribed in the two triangles formed by the short diagonal (black) of a parallelogram (also black) as shown below. The short diagonal has the same length as the ...
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Figure out the picture and savor the fruit of your labor... This is my own idea
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This is a lightweight puzzle, hopefully entertaining but not difficult. Since my FIDE rating for classical Chess is 2343 at the time of writing, I recommend you do not post a solution to this puzzle ...
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If you double £6 13s, you get £13 6s, which is merely changing the shillings and the pounds. Can you find all the other sums of money that has the same peculiarity that, when multiplied by any integer ...
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I was trying to solve the following puzzle: "We are given 12 coins. 11 of them are genuine and 1 is fake. All of the genuine coins weigh the same. The fake coin is either lighter or heavier than ...
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LinkedIn's Queen #564 (HARD difficulty) I am watching the commentary of today's Queen puzzle (a 1* Star Battle puzzle), given that I complete it in about 2 minutes. But one thing I don't quite ...
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A person is very excited for these dates, and these are the only dates he is very excited for. April 22, 2204 November 23, 2311 November 24, 2411 May 25, 2505 January 17, 1701 counts if we don't base ...
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I'm trying to understand how to solve Jumble puzzles (the daily word scramble puzzle). Each puzzle gives: Four scrambled words Some circled letters from each word A final answer with a pattern of ...
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Again, the title says it all. This is my own.
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This rebus shows a 3 word phrase
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Here's a famous Lewis Carroll problem: Babies are illogical Nobody is despised who can manage a crocodile Illogical persons are despised The conclusion is: Babies cannot manage crocodiles. I've ...
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I'm working on a CayleyPy project where we study the diameters of graphs that come from different combinatorial puzzles. At the moment I’m focusing on the Picture-Cube, a 3×3×3 puzzle where each move ...
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Find the phrase that the question mark represents.
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The title says it all This is my own.
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Say a positive integer is cute if it can be written as the product of two other integers greater than 1 that share none of their digits. a) Find 12 consecutive integers all of which are cute. b) Are ...
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This is a compound cypher meaning it is several cypher methods inside of each other. U+74 U+48 U+65 U+20 U+72 U+65 U+61 U+70 U+65 U+72 U+20 U+69 U+73 U+20 U+43 U+4F U+6D U+69 U+4E U+67 U+20 U+61 U+4E ...
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We already knew that the current year is sum of first 9 perfect cubes and there is another hidden interesting fact. But there is another twist: The sum of divisors of current year is also the current ...
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The following problem is lightly adapted from AoPS. You have 30 coins of identical appearance but distinct weights. You have only a balance that can rank exactly 5 coins from lightest to heaviest. ...
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I've been listening to 1-dimensional music for most of my life. You know, the flat kind that only moves forward in time. Only recently did I discover 2-dimensional music! It really adds depth to the ...
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This is my own US sports related
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The word is action Its anagram - counter-action (to the action) This is my own. Additional details (added 11/12/25): These actions belong to a political process. Each word is both a noun and a verb. ...
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To make a long story short, I have developed an IOS App running the classic game with Pentaminos and Pentacubes (see my profile for details). I am now considering the tiling option game with the same ...
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It started with an argument And ended with a fight With a weapon no less All over this tiny little thing?
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1/2024 is equal to $0.000\overline{a9407114b245059c88d375}$. Can you find the values of a, b, c, and d without using a calculator? Long division is trivial. Can you use other ways to find the missing ...
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Puzzle You are on an island inhabited by three types of people: those who only tell the truth (knights), those who only tell lies (knaves), and those who sometimes tell the truth and sometimes tell ...
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