In honor of today being 11/11/11, here’s a quick puzzle. Every one of these answers has XI in it:
The picture below represents two places in the Western Hemisphere. Can you figure out where they are?
The answer is…
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Uh oh! It looks like a large group of animals has been eaten by a different large group of animals! Each word on top is the name of an animal with some letters missing, and the letters missing are the name of an animal from the bottom. Each animal on the bottom is only used once. Can you place them all?
Expert challenge: See if you can complete the puzzle without looking at the animal names on the bottom!
This is just a regular old word search puzzle… except for one thing. Every word or phrase that you have to look for contains the word “OVER” or “UNDER” at least once. That word is replaced in the puzzle by an appropriate symbol… for instance, “DISCOVERY CHANNEL” is in the far right column, going down from the first D. Can you find all of the words and phrases?
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It’s my birthday today! What does that mean? It means that I’m going to put up a puzzle celebrating ME! (Sort of.)
The puzzle below is an almost-finished network of real words. The only things missing are the letters in my name… all single C, H, R, I, and S is gone. Can you figure out how to complete it?
P.S. I’ve been a bit busy lately (those who know me personally will understand why), and while I plan to maintain my twice-a-week update schedule, I doubt I’ll be able to do much more than that. Just letting you know in advance.
How well do you know Disney/Pixar movies? The jumbles of letters below each contain the name of a movie made by Disney or Pixar, along with one of the characters, but the words are mixed together. For instance, if the clue was LAITTLREMERIMEAIDL, the answer would be “Little Mermaid” and “Ariel” (I put the letters of “Ariel” in bold so that it would be easier to see).
Can you figure out the other movies and characters?
1. WTOOYOSTDOYRY
2. ALGEANDIDINE
3. LISIOMBNKINAG
4. GEPIPENOCTCHITOO
5. CAMARTSER
6. WEAVELLE
7. JUMNOGLWEGBLOOKI
8. SPETMEREPANE
9. OARISMATOCLATLESY
10. HEMEGERCURLEAS
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To celebrate the fact that Pixar’s Up is coming into theaters today, here’s a puzzle where all of the answers have the word “up” in them. Enjoy!
| _ U P _ _ _ _ _ | Kryptonite-fearing man of steel |
| _ _ _ _ _ _ U P _ | Start talking in the middle of a conversation |
| _ _ U P | Restaruant side dish choice |
| _ _ _ _ _ U P _ _ _ _ | Five identical siblings |
| _ U P _ _ | Love-maker of mythology |
| _ _ _ _ – U P | Gym class exercise |
| _ _ _ _ _ U P | Put your foot into this when you’re riding a horse |
| _ U P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Brand of plastic containers |
| U P _ _ _ _ _ _ | Type of punch in boxing |
| _ U P _ _ _ | Kermit or Miss Piggy |
| _ _ _ U P | Bunch of people |
| _ U P _ _ _ | Evening meal |
| _ _ _ _ U P | You can ride and spin in one of these in Disneyland |
| _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U P _ _ _ _ | Big Bird’s brown buddy |
| _ _ _ U P _ | Sudden, without warning |
In this puzzle, the words only go across, not down. Some of the letters in each word will stretch across to other words, as shown with the words SHREK and SCREAM. When you’re finished, every word will be used.
Click on the puzzle if you’d like a longer version for printing out. Click here for the solution.
Move from circle to circle, trying to find the bird names listed on the right. The circles must touch each other, and you’ll never use the same circle twice in one word. The first one has been done for you.
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