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A rapper released a teaser for his upcoming track, claiming it's some deep stuff. Here's the image he uploaded, which appear to be part of the lyrics:
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
It appears to be saying "YO GANDHI DUPE BOUNCE" in some sort of weird 3x3 typeface. I don't know what a "dupe bounce" is (s... |
What **television programme** does this rebus stand for? Why is the rebus gold* and loud?
```
1 | 1
1 | 11
1 | 1
1 | 1 ... |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles.</sub>
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If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Written Word™.
Use the following examples below to find the rule.
| Written Words™ | Not W... |
**Rather uncertain answer**
First of all, the rebus depicts
>! the sporadic finite simple group known as the McLaughlin group, or McL for short; if we read blanks as 0 and greenish squares as 1, we have $<A,B>$ -- this is standard mathematical notation for a group generated by two elements -- where A,B are two ma... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs from [One Direction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Direction)'s album *[Four](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_(One_Direction_album)#Track_listing)*** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a L... |
Well, if this is right, then as a
>! Lego fanatic and online seller, I probably had an unfair advantage. With the latest hints, I recognized Minotaur+Us as Minotaurus, the Lego board game. From there, it was a matter of matching up the rest and pleasantly finding such an endeavor was possible.
A solar eclipse ... |
Well, if this is right, then as a
>! Lego fanatic and online seller, I probably had an unfair advantage. With the latest hints, I recognized Minotaur+Us as Minotaurus, the Lego board game. From there, it was a matter of matching up the rest and pleasantly finding such an endeavor was possible.
A solar eclipse ... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs from [One Direction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Direction)'s album *[Four](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_(One_Direction_album)#Track_listing)*** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a L... |
This is a list of known sports:
<li>Golf<br>
<li>Tennis<br>
<li>Baseball<br>
<li>Bowling<br>
<li>Basketball<br>
<br>
Do you know why they are listed in that order? |
This is a list of known sports:
- Golf
- Tennis
- Baseball
- Bowling
- Basketball
Do you know why they are listed in that order? |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2]. </sub>
<sub>I copied the array code - hope you guys don't mind. =)</sub>
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If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Zirconium Word™.
Use the following examples below to find the rule.
| Zirconium Word... |
The completed grid is:
>! [![Grid][1]][1]
The items hidden in the grid are:
>! National capitals. The two written plain are PARIS (top row) and TARAWA (second column). The modified ones are: WARSAW (M → S, second row), LISBON (L → I, ninth row), RABAT (R → T, first column), PRAGUE (D → ... |
Well, if this is right, then as a
>! Lego fanatic and online seller, I probably had an unfair advantage. With the latest hints, I recognized Minotaur+Us as Minotaurus, the Lego board game. From there, it was a matter of matching up the rest and pleasantly finding such an endeavor was possible. So this is a list of ... |
**Partial answer** (I have the TV programme and know why the rebus is gold, but I don't understand the "loud" part):
First of all, the rebus depicts
>! the sporadic finite simple group known as the McLaughlin group, or McL for short; if we read blanks as 0 and greenish squares as 1, we have $<A,B>$ -- this is sta... |
Twenty-nine images of famous people have been specifically selected and carefully placed so as to form a maze (below). However, two of the images - both of US Presidents - have been redacted (marked 'A' and 'B').
To navigate the maze, you must move vertically or horizontally from one image to the next, without revis... |
I can't find any logical relationship in this grid! Could someone help me, please?
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|}\hline
7 & 4 & 1 & 7\\ \hline
4 & 8 & 9 & 3\\ \hline
5 & 6 & 4 & ?\\ \hline
3 & 2 & 6 & 5\\ \hline
\end{array}
and choices are:
A. 8
B. 6
C. 5
D. 4
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[This book is the source of... |
Is the answer:
>! Camouflage?
Because:
>! Chameleons can camouflage with their surroundings, and a sphinx is the same color as the sand around it. A bird can blend in with the flowers around it, and a bee can do the same in its larder. |
This solution works no matter what happens in the case of paradoxes or questions with ambiguous answers.
First, ask:
>! "Is it true that 2+2=4?"
>! And then ask:
>! "Is it true that 2+2=5?"
With this,
>! the truthteller, liar, yes-sayer, and no-sayer will all give different pairs of answers. So, the coi... |
25 dots are drawn as a 5x5 regular square grid. Can you draw 3 triangles that pass through every dot? The corners of the triangles must lie on the dots, ie., they cannot lie outside the grid. |
49 dots are drawn as a 7x7 regular square grid. Can you draw 4 triangles that pass through every dot? The corners of the triangles must lie on the dots, ie., they cannot lie outside the grid.
This is a harder version of this puzzle: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110688/three-triangles-passing-through-... |
What's a general method to solve this calculation puzzle? |
49 dots are drawn as a 7x7 regular square grid. Can you draw 4 triangles that pass through every dot? The corners of the triangles must lie on the dots, ie., they cannot lie outside the grid.
Here is a harder version of this puzzle: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110688/three-triangles-passing-through-... |
49 dots are drawn as a 7x7 regular square grid. Can you draw 4 triangles that pass through every dot? The corners of the triangles must lie on the dots, ie., they cannot lie outside the grid.
The 7x7 puzzle is a harder version of the 5x5 puzzle: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110688/three-triangles-pas... |
I often see this situation in exams and I'd like to know if there is any kind of algorithm or shortcut that I can use to solve this puzzle instead of just guessing.
The problem is as follows:
> A space station must be evacuated to a nearby spacecraft which offered help. Four astronauts are trapped in the space st... |
First of all, the rebus depicts
>! the sporadic finite simple group known as the McLaughlin group, or McL for short; if we read blanks as 0 and greenish squares as 1, we have $<A,B>$ -- this is standard mathematical notation for a group generated by two elements -- where A,B are two matrices over the finite field of... |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
What is the battle? |
The existing answer from Deusovi is good, but it can also be solved in a way that will, one third of the time, only need 2 questions, and the rest of the time still be solved with a third question. I'm not saying that's better, but it might be interesting anyway...
Please excuse my formatting troubles, it's my first... |
I have a wordy number sequence, partially shown below:
$ {1, 45.2548, 1262.6650, 32768, 390625, 10077696, 282475249, 3037000499.976, 31381059609, ... }$
Can you find the last number in the sequence?
Hint 1:
>! Look at the tags! Doesn't one seem odd?
Hint 2:
>! Look at the adjectives! Doesn't one seem odd?... |
This puzzle was suggested by jwezorek in https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110688/three-triangles-passing-through-every-dot-of-a-5x5-grid
25 dots are drawn as a 5x5 regular square grid. Can you draw 4 **non-right angled** triangles that pass through every dot? The triangles cannot have a right angle and t... |
This puzzle was suggested by jwezorek in https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110688/three-triangles-passing-through-every-dot-of-a-5x5-grid
25 dots are drawn as a 5x5 regular square grid. Can you draw 4 **non-right angled** triangles that pass through every dot? The triangles cannot have a right angle and t... |
My Puzzle is as follows-
>Once, I said to my friend that, "In 1932 I was as old as the last two digits of my birth year. When I mentioned this interesting coincidence to my grandfather, he surprised me by saying that the same applied to him too. I thought that impossible...." <br><br>"Of course that's impossible," my ... |
Two persons, one standing at the door of his house and the other walking up and down the pavement, were counting passers-by for a whole hour. Who counted more?
>Source: - [From here.][1]
[1]: https://books.google.co.in/books/about/Mathematics_Can_Be_Fun.html?id=P5wAOwAACAAJ&source=kp_book_description&redir_es... |
Who Counted More? |
# Possible first steps in solving it
This is a partial answer, likely somewhere between 5% to 30% complete. But since nobody answered this yet, it might be a small breakthrough.
First, I just copied this from a comment to a chat link (thanks for Jerry Dean) and the OP confirmed that they are all correct:
1. >!... |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
Monday morning baby Alex awoke in his mother's loving embrace. His mother changed him, fed him, and snuggled him, which he of course loved. But when she went to get her coat and suitcase baby Alex got upset as he realized she was getting ready to leave him for work. Not wanting her to go he cried and cried begging h... |
Proposed answer:
>! Alex has (at least) 2 moms
Explanation:
Monday morning baby Alex awoke in his mother's loving embrace. His mother changed him, fed him, and snuggled him, which he of course loved. But when she went to get her coat and suitcase baby Alex got upset as he realized she was getting ready to ... |
As a bit of an update. Having seen a recent post on this question I asked Ernie if he knew the optimal solutions for six or more holes. Ernie muttered a bit about optimality but then drew the following diagram for me. He spent some time pointing out the regular tetrahedrons and the four axes of symmetry in the 9 hole s... |
What is a Fun Puzzle?
<sub>I was curious to learn what makes a puzzle Fun so that I could devote my time to only working on Fun Puzzles. With that goal in mind, I set out to make a list of Fun and Not Fun puzzles. I knew this would be a contentious topic with many opinions, so I took an informal poll and below are t... |
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
I threw this out in 2020 but then regretted it, so I decided to post it now. Enjoy. I guess.
**Across**
1\. Desert mother with pet, being surrounded by guns which shoot flyers from behind (7)
5. Icon of motoring group showing inside it both edges of Veillet River (6) ... |
Eh, void or something? – Rubbish cryptic crossword |
A rapper released a teaser for his upcoming track, claiming it's some deep stuff. Here's the image he uploaded, which appear to be part of the lyrics:
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
It appears to be saying "YO GANDHI DUPE BOUNCE" in some sort of weird 3x3 typeface. I don't know what a "dupe bounce" is (s... |
Little puzzle.
Instructions:
* all
* don't repeat
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/vEccm.png
Hint
>! Added the knowledge tag. Knowledge most of you most likely have...
Hint2
>! Make sense of the upper grid first. Why are some lines oriented in the same way ... |
**Two additional question marks solved**
While @hexomino has made fantastic progress thus far, one thing currently not yet discovered in that answer is *the significance of the named buildings*. This can be seen by:
>! looking at a **computer keyboard**! Notice that the layout of the street blocks, slanting sligh... |
**This puzzle is inspired by [this one](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110665/hidden-message-in-rap-text-yo-gandhi-dupe-bounce) by @LukasRotter. Hopefully you don't mind me using similar (well, basically the same) format as yours, Mr. Rotter! ;)**
The same rapper released another teaser for his other u... |
What's the next step for the below Kakuro puzzle?
[![Kakuro puzzle][1]][1]
Source: Puzzle Page app
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/XWX7W.jpg |
What's the next step for this Kakuro puzzle? |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
Of course! MIX, 1009, Coffee, it all made sense! Arriving at 1009 Coffee Ave S, he walked into the house, finding the door slightly open. It was in pristine condition, just like the house he and his wife had bought.
[![Image of a house][1]][1]
Sitting on the couch, he picked up the note lying on the table. *This... |
Of course! MIX, 1009, Coffee, it all made sense! Arriving at 1009 Coffee Ave S, he walked into the house, finding the door slightly open. It was in pristine condition, just like the house he and his wife had bought.
[![Image of a house][1]][1]
Sitting on the couch, he picked up the note lying on the table. *This... |
*In the city of MMXVIII.
A dish is served.*
>! Those Roman numerals come to 2018, and the second hint tells us that "dish" = bowl. Could it be something to do with the [2018 Super Bowl](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_LII)? (I'm neither American nor interested in sports, so forgive me if this is way off ... |
Of course! MIX, 1009, Coffee, it all made sense! Arriving at 1009 Coffee Ave S, he walked into the house, finding the door slightly open. It was in pristine condition, just like the house he and his wife had bought.
[![Image of a house][1]][1]
Sitting on the couch, he picked up the note lying on the table. *This... |
I try to make Arrows puzzle.
but I don't know there are multiple solutions.
Can Arrows have multiple solutions?
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/zlKpf.png
(This image just show what kind of ArrowsPuzzle is)
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Can Arrows Puzzzle have multiple solutions? |
You wake up in a strange room. No one is there, as far as you can tell. But there are three doors, a piece of paper and a numpad, which is a standard keyboard. (this is N. O. T. a 'what door should you open' question). The piece of paper, although it is tattered and old, reads this:
> Inside each door is a piece of ... |
RANDOM thoughts:
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning remove ] gives Polygon - Poly = gon
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease
Gollum impersonator [ Cara Delevingne ???? ] ; ... |
RANDOM thoughts:
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning remove ] gives Polygon - Poly = gon
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease
Gollum impersonator [ Cara Delevingne ???? ] ; ... |
I am trying to make an Arrows puzzle, but I don't know if there are multiple solutions.
Can Arrows have multiple solutions?
[![example puzzle][1]][1]
(This image just show what an Arrows puzzle is)
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/zlKpf.png
|
*In the city of MMXVIII.
A dish is served.*
>! Those Roman numerals come to 2018, and the second hint tells us that "dish" = bowl. Could it be something to do with the [2018 Super Bowl](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_LII)? (I'm neither American nor interested in sports, so forgive me if this is way off ... |
Can Arrows puzzles have multiple solutions? |
Each digit in `12345` represents a letter. Given that:
`1 ` is a letter
`12 ` might be referring to you
`123 ` might be referring to you
`1234 ` might be referring to you
`12345` is an animal
What is the hidden word? |
In The True North,
something, a special something,
big and red, swaying in the wind.
held up by a pole, like the leaf
commonly found in the area.
And today is it's day.
>! Hint: what sauce do you put on pancakes?
What is the "something" mention in the poem?
What is this leaf?
And what holiday is ... |
What day is today? |
In The True North,
something, a special something,
big and red, swaying in the wind.
held up by a pole, like the leaf
commonly found in the area.
And today is it's day.
>! Hint: what sauce do you put on pancakes?
What is the "something" mention in the poem?
What is this leaf?
And what holiday is ... |
Each square of an 8x8 chessboard is marked with a positive integer.
The integers can be changed according to the following two rules:
(1) all integers in a row are doubled
(2) all integers in a column are reduced by 1
Is it possible to transform to a "zero" board, i.e. the number 0 shows up 64-times on the ... |
In The True North,
something, a special something,
big and red, swaying in the wind.
held up by a pole, like the leaf
commonly found in the area.
And today is it's day.
>! Hint: what sauce do you put on pancakes?
What is the "something" mentioned in the poem?
What is this leaf?
And what holiday i... |
In The True North,
something, a special something,
big and red, swaying in the wind.
held up by a pole, like the leaf
commonly found in the area.
And today is it's day.
>! Hint: what sauce do you put on pancakes?
What is the "something" mentioned in the poem?
What is this leaf?
And what holiday i... |
**This puzzle is inspired by [this one](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110665/hidden-message-in-rap-text-yo-gandhi-dupe-bounce) by @LukasRotter. Hopefully you don't mind me using similar (well, basically the same) format as yours, Mr. Rotter! ;)**
The same rapper released another teaser for his other u... |
<sub>This is part 8 of the puzzle series that started at [Living the traveller's dream](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109775/living-the-traveller-s-dream). Each part is solvable on its own.</sub>
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> <i>Dear Puzzling,
>
> How have you been?. My tr... |
<sub>This is part 9 of the puzzle series that started at [Living the traveller's dream](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109775/living-the-traveller-s-dream). Each part is solvable on its own.</sub>
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> <i>Dear Puzzling,
>
> Nine destinations down, f... |
Just missing 1D... but Gladys is definitely in:
>! **ARGENTINA**! As part of her travels she visits the cities of [Córdoba](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%B3rdoba,_Argentina) and [Salta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salta), plus [Aconcagua](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aconcagua), [Argentino Lake](https://en.w... |
Just missing 1D... but Gladys is definitely in:
>! **ARGENTINA**! As part of her travels she visits the cities of [Córdoba](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%B3rdoba,_Argentina) and [Salta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salta), plus [Aconcagua](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aconcagua), [Argentino Lake](https://en.w... |
Gladys is now in:
>! **ARGENTINA**! As part of her travels she visits the cities of [Córdoba](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%B3rdoba,_Argentina) and [Salta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salta), plus [Aconcagua](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aconcagua), [Argentino Lake](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentino_La... |
I am trying to make an Arrows puzzle, but I don't know if there are multiple solutions.
For those who don't know, an Arrows puzzle starts with a grid of numbers (example from [SE][1]) surrounded by empty boxes.
[![enter image description here][2]][2]
The goal is to put an arrow into each outer box such that th... |
Alice and Bob are playing a betting game. Each of them has 20 chips to start with. They move alternatively starting with Alice. In their moves, they name a number $n$ and toss a fair coin: if head, they get $n$ more chips from the casino; if tail, they give $n$ chips to the opponent, where $1\leq n \leq$ total # of chi... |
How should you bet? |
Alice and Bob are playing a betting game. Each has 20 chips to start with. They move alternatively starting with Alice. In their moves, they name a number $n$ and toss a fair coin: if head, they get $n$ more chips from the casino; if tail, they give $n$ chips to the opponent, where $1\leq n \leq$ total # of chips own b... |
Alice and Bob are playing a betting game. Each has 20 chips to start with. They move alternatively starting with Alice. In their moves, they name a number $n$ and toss a fair coin: if head, they get $n$ more chips from the casino; if tail, they give $n$ chips to the opponent, where $1\leq n \leq$ total # of chips owned... |
4 players enter a race. The judge is not at the finish line to judge the ending. When the judge shows up to award the prize, these are the statements by 4 players
Alpha - I won the race
Beta - I came in last
Gamma - I did not finish last
Theta - I was neither first nor last
The judge goes to Alpha to han... |
Who won the race? |
RANDOM thoughts:
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning remove ] gives Polygon - Poly = gon
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease
Gollum impersonator [ Cara Delevingne ???? ] ; ... |
RANDOM thoughts:
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning remove ] gives Polygon - Poly = gon
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease
Gollum impersonator [ Cara Delevingne ???? ] ; ... |
RANDOM thoughts:
EUCLID + Not in SPACE : gives PLANE GEOMETRY
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning remove ] gives Polygon - Poly = gone
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease
... |
RANDOM thoughts:
EUCLID + Not in SPACE : gives PLANE (AND SOLID ?) GEOMETRY
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning : gone ]
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease ; Alternative :... |
**Very partial**. here's what I have so far:
>! The "cryptic clues" are all homophones, as indicated by the title and the question. (_I hear there is no sound in space. But you are not in space so should have no trouble solving these._) The answers are all related to geometry.
(Stuff marked with Ⓝ found by Narush... |
RANDOM thoughts:
EUCLID + Not in SPACE : gives PLANE (AND SOLID ?) GEOMETRY
Many-sided enclosure [ Polygon ] ; chatty occupant [ Parrot , with common name Poly ] ; missing [ meaning : gone ]
Seabirds form V [ seagulls, geese, ???? ] ; struggling [ opposite of ease ] gives geese = gease = g+ease ; Alternative :... |
I think I have the overall answer, but I'm still missing the answer to the "red animal" clue and some explanations on other clues.
>! The answers to all cryptic clues form the phrase **cryptic clues**.
>!
>! The "cryptic clues" are all homophones, as indicated by the title and the question. (Well they are _nea... |
**This puzzle is inspired by [this one](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110665/hidden-message-in-rap-text-yo-gandhi-dupe-bounce) by @LukasRotter. Hopefully you don't mind me using similar (well, basically the same) format as yours, Mr. Rotter! ;)**
The same rapper released another teaser for his other u... |
Part 1:
3,8,24,48,120,168,288,___
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> Clue: srebmun emirp
Part 2:
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> Clue: Word sin words!!! Side.
Solve this question!!! There is a message. |
You purchase a tabloid-ish newspaper from a stand at your local station, hoping desperately there's a cryptic in the back to sate your crossword desires. You begin pencilling in some obvious anagrams and reversals, but a couple clues contain obscure references you can't understand. Sadly, you toss the paper aside and b... |
23 hours and no takers? Here is my solution.
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/8CoZc.png |
There is a game with 10 cards(cards are number 1 to 10). They are distributed to 2
players randomly. Player who has the highest sum of card values wins the game.
Now, before the cards are dealt, player A will say a number. This number is the number of cards he will RANDOMLY pull from player B, and then return the... |
I believe the completed grid should look like this:
>! [![Completed grid][1]][1]
Clue explanations as follows:
>! **Across**
>! 1. **Caution on underground** wit; split this back page (4, 3, 3) **MIND THE GAP** = MIND (Wit) + TH(-is) + PAGE<
>! 6. **Repeat** in tech overview (4) **ECHO** = \_ECH O\_
>... |
I think I have the overall answer, but I'm still missing the answer to the "red animal" clue and some explanations on other clues.
>! The answers to all cryptic clues form the phrase **cryptic clues**.
>!
>! The "cryptic clues" are all homophones, as indicated by the title and the question. (Well they are _nea... |
23 hours and no takers? Here is my solution.
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
How to start:
>! [![enter image description here][2]][2]
>!
>! - If A is green then B and C are gray because of 33 and D is gray because of 3. But then BCD are gray which is forbidden. Therefore A is gray and so is... |
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>! - If A is green then B and C are gray because of 33 and D is gray because of 3. But then BCD are gray which is forbidden. Therefore A is gray and so is... |
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