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I wanted to say something, but I forget what it was. Can you help me?
> 10 - [A-z] (-2)
>
> 255 - #beginningfirst00
>
> 15 - Period.
>
> 0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end,
> let's pave the way.
>
> 1 - I'm on repeat.
>
> 7 - Zelda's legend. I hear Link is quite the ... |
<sup>An entry in [Fortnightly Topic Challenge #45: Flags](https://puzzling.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7099/fortnightly-topic-challenge-45-flags)</sup>
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Alex and Brooke are playing a game. I've transcribed their conversation below. Can you make sense of it?
> **Alex**: I claim this corner of the world ... |
"I claim this corner of the world for Britain!" - What game are Alex and Brooke playing? |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (0,0,255) results in Blue
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (0,0,255) results in Blue
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in Red
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
**Partial answer** (I believe I have the correct final answer and can identify with considerable precision where the game is set, but there are features of the image for which I have no good explanations):
I think this is
>! Auckland Harbour Bridge
at
>! (-36.83, 174.75)
and the (8,3,7) solution is
>!... |
**Partial answer** (I have a plausible-seeming guess at the commonality, and sketchy answers to two of the as-yet-unsolved riddles):
I think these are all going to be
>! Greek letters.
The first one's been solved already but I think
>! the specifically intended answer is _theta_, which is why "I am from Gre... |
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
Please help with that Mensa Romania IQ test question. I think it's B, but why?
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/QokTI.png
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<sup>An entry in [Fortnightly Topic Challenge #45: Flags](https://puzzling.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7099/fortnightly-topic-challenge-45-flags)</sup>
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Alex and Brooke were playing a game. I've transcribed their conversation below. Can you make sense of it?
> **Alex**: I claim this corner of the world... |
<sup>An entry in [Fortnightly Topic Challenge #45: Flags](https://puzzling.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7099/fortnightly-topic-challenge-45-flags)</sup>
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Alex and Brooke are playing a game. I've transcribed their conversation below. Can you make sense of it?
> **Alex**: I claim this corner of the world ... |
Furious, the chief officer of London's police force stood in the foyer of the late Majesty's mansion, trying to compose himself. Sitting before him were the three suspects, Toby and Ned (whom he'd interviewed on Sunday), and Chad (whom he'd interviewed on Tuesday)... Ned was glaring at the other two.
"One of you," h... |
Who murdered His Majesty the King? |
Alice and Bob are playing the [neigbouring game][1]
[1]: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105334/neighboring-sums-4x4-game
which is originally single game to get the highest point at the end.
> You start with an empty 4x4 grid. At each
> turn you can choose an empty cell and place a value in ... |
The answer is
>! **Bob always wins.**
How?
>!<p>Divide the grid into 8 dominoes:</p><pre><code>AABB
>!CCDD
>!EEFF
>!GGHH</code></pre><p>Then, whenever Alice picks a cell, Bob plays the neighboring cell that is part of the same domino. Bob's number is always Alice's number plus whatever extra surrounding num... |
The answer is
>! **Bob always wins.**
How?
>!<p>Divide the grid into 8 dominoes:</p><pre><code>AABB
>!CCDD
>!EEFF
>!GGHH</code></pre><p>Then, whenever Alice picks a cell, Bob plays the neighboring cell that is part of the same domino. Bob's number is always Alice's number plus whatever extra surrounding num... |
Alice and Bob are playing the [neighbouring game][1]
[1]: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105334/neighboring-sums-4x4-game
which is originally single game to get the highest point at the end.
> You start with an empty 4x4 grid. At each
> turn you can choose an empty cell and place a value in... |
I found another solution that fits rather well (although admittedly not perfect)
>! Music
I can’t move but I can stop
>! the music can stop playing
I can’t climb but I can drop
>! a common mistake in playing music is to drop a note
I can be on but I can’t be off
>! Hey mr DJ, put the music on!
... |
I think this is
>! Auckland Harbour Bridge
at
>! (-36.83, 174.75)
and the (8,3,7) solution is
>! AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND.
You can see
>! the bridge and its immediate environs in the circle at top right, and (in a rather different view) in the large image -- though I'm not sure what view would show you... |
So I have an almost complete solution in which I am reasonably confident about my solve steps, but I end in an impossible state...
I am hoping someone can correct this because I know I am E/W or L/R dyslexic but I have gone over it too many times now! :)
Step 1:
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
>! p... |
You've probably seen my buddies and I several times today. You may even have talked to us! We're pretty much inseparable, and we've played a lot of games over the years - usually fancy dress, but occasionally others, and always for a special occasion.
Our leader is the oldest, and rather melancholy. He's mostly here... |
**Partial answer** (I have a plausible-seeming guess at the commonality, and sketchy answers to two of the as-yet-unsolved riddles):
I think these are all going to be
>! Greek letters.
The first one's been solved already but I think
>! the specifically intended answer is _theta_, which is why "I am from Gre... |
**Partial answer** (I have a plausible-seeming guess at the commonality, and sketchy answers to two of the as-yet-unsolved riddles):
I think these are all going to be
>! Greek letters.
The first one's been solved already but I think
>! the specifically intended answer is _theta_, which is why "I am from Gre... |
Though this note doesn't answer the question, it provides clarity:
>! In the puzzle, all three names and surnames are mentioned, as well as the tools of murder, however there is no proper correspondence between them. However, their names are alliterative and can be found: <br>
>! **Stable boy** Toby Elbas <br>
>! ... |
Since someone/something bumped this up after being untouched for a long time, a break-in (but also still a very partial answer)
>! The block starting with "6n1" and ending with "K5Q1" is FEN notation for a chess position. White to move in said position plays Qg6+ (because of ...Qxg6 f8N+)
>! Turning the + into "c... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle:
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Right angles exist b... |
Shown below are four country flags: Brazil, Australia, Philippines and Montenegro
There is a very small thing wrong with each of the flags. It is not the ratios or proportions or colors. Something very obvious.:) Can you point it out?
No partial answers please
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[![e... |
Shown below are four country flags: Brazil, Australia, Philippines and Montenegro
There is a very small thing wrong with each of the flags. It is not the Flag dimensions or colors. Something very obvious.:) Can you point it out?
No partial answers please
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[![enter i... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle:
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Right angles exist b... |
Another IQ question from the Mensa Romania app. What is the answer, and why?
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/hXc3s.png |
My friend from mathstackexchange gave me this sequence,he said that it isn't strictly a mathematical sequence but that I Need to find a pattern and then fill the question marks.
11, 89, 17, ?, 47, 62, ?, 10, 0 |
My friend from Math Stack Exchange gave me this sequence. He said that it isn't strictly a mathematical sequence, and that I need to find a pattern and then fill the question marks.
11, 89, 17, ?, 47, 62, ?, 10, 0 |
Numerical sequence - 11, 89, 17,? |
Numerical sequence - 11, 89, 17, ?, 47, 62, ?, 10, 0 |
<sub>The last Density™ puzzle (here: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105568/density-finally-back-from-holiday/) proved that OP plays too many games, so we went ahead and created a game of our own!
<br/>
If you'd like to create your own Density™ puzzle, the rules are as follows:
<sub>1. The resolutio... |
Without giving away anymore info other than this image below and that the sequence consists of 7 entries only, can you figure out what the correct answer is?
The answer is in the form _______ _______ (14 letters in total)
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]).
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/v... |
Without giving away anymore info other than this image below and that the sequence consists of 7 entries only, can you figure out what the correct answer is?
The answer is in the form _______ _______ (14 letters in total)
-------
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/vPs... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in Red
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Without giving away anymore info other than this image below and that the sequence consists of 7 entries only, can you figure out what the correct answer is?
The answer is in the form _______ _______ (14 letters in total)
-------
[![Strings of letters, inside rectangles in a vertical line, from top to bottom: ... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in Red
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in Red
15 - Period.
>! Phosphorus which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
I think this is
>! Auckland Harbour Bridge
at
>! (-36.83, 174.75)
and the (8,3,7) solution is
>! AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND.
You can see
>! the bridge and its immediate environs in the circle at top right, and (in a rather different view) in the large image -- though I'm not sure what view would show you... |
<sub>Last Density™ puzzle is here: https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105732/density-3-the-game, will there be more Density™ puzzles in future? This one may hold the clue to finding out!
<br/>
If you'd like to create your own Density™ puzzle, the rules are as follows:
<sub>1. The resolution of the grid... |
Density™ 4... Will there be more? |
1. In three more percent of my total life I will be half way of my living time.
2. It's nearly impossible to touch me but what else does anyone can do with me?
3. You usually call me with a very short word.
What am I? |
Imagine that you possess a very simple electronic calculator. It has a screen and ten buttons from 0 to 9 to enter natural decimal numbers (just natural ones). However, it can perform just two unary operations, and that's all. Either:
1) it can multiply the input number by 2 (e.g. 50 becomes 100); or
2) it can delete... |
A simple two-operation calculator. How to obtain any natural number from any other? |
1. In three more percent of my total life I will be half way of my living time.
2. It's nearly impossible to touch me but what can anyone do with me?
3. You usually call me with a very short word.
What am I? |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Imagine that you possess a very simple electronic calculator. It has a screen and ten buttons from 0 to 9 to enter natural decimal numbers (positive integers). However, it can perform just two unary operations, and that's all. Either:
1) it can multiply the input number by 2 (e.g. 50 becomes 100); or
2) it can delete... |
Did you go inside, or...? |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
The sentence is
>! YESTERDAY, I THOUGHT THAT TACO BELL WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA FOR LUNCH, BUT THAT PLAN BACKFIRED.
If we then
>! take a.b to mean letter b of word a, counting from 0 in both cases, we get ALERLYTIL, which is an anagram of LITERALLY.
A few notes on solving:
>! First 1-letter word looks more l... |
Ok, this is just a partial answer.
As I have been trying to find where “x” is I finally think I found it!
For puzzle no. 1
>!Is this where the “x” is?[![.][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/tSUk1.jpg |
Furious, the chief officer of London's police force stood in the foyer of the late Majesty's mansion, trying to compose himself. Sitting before him were the three suspects, Toby and Ned (whom he'd interviewed on Sunday), and Chad (whom he'd interviewed on Tuesday)... Ned was glaring at the other two.
"One of you," h... |
My friend from Math Stack Exchange gave me this sequence. He said that it isn't strictly a mathematical sequence, and that I need to find a pattern and then fill the question marks. These are the only terms.
> 11, 89, 17, ?, 47, 62, ?, 10, 0 |
<s>ALSO A PARTIAL "SOLUTION"</s>
=
STILL A PARTIAL SOLUTION
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I went another route since using traditional puzzling techniques didn't get me very far or else proved to be too much work. I took the title at its face value and got the following:
>! [![Cheeky bastard.][1]][1]
The way I got this solution?
>! `... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle:
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Right angles exist b... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Rig... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Rig... |
Reasoning:
>! First notice that the given grid has 81 squares, and that the squares seem to be in the correct order, just cut off at seven columns. Realigning gives:
>!
>! [![Grid 1][1]][1]
From here:
>! Standard sudoku reasoning quickly gets us to:
>!
>! [![Grid 2][2]][2]
Next steps:
>! Noting tha... |
**I'm a european country, can you find me?**
I share a border with France
I'm bigger than Belgium
I have red in my flag
I'm smaller than Poland
I'm south of Denmark
I have no cross in my flag
I have access to the Atlantic ocean
I have a "R" in my name
I'm not Portugal
*And of course, I lie... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Rig... |
**I'm a european country, can you find me?**
I share a border with France
I'm bigger than Belgium
I have red in my flag
I'm smaller than Poland
I'm south of Denmark
I have no cross in my flag
I have direct access to the Atlantic ocean
I have a "R" in my name
I'm not Portugal
*And of course... |
>! The theme is mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>! Rig... |
The theme is:
>! Mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>... |
A murderer was on trial facing the death penalty. The trial was confusing in many ways. There were four judges ... or maybe there were twenty four. That's confusing on it's own. The accused made a plea to be released. The judges rejected it. The really strange thing is that the judges invoked the name of Allah in thei... |
I remember this case - *poor boy*... (shakes head)
>! This describes elements of the song **Bohemian Rhapsody** by Queen!
*A murderer was on trial facing the death penalty*
>! In the lyrics to the song the singer tells his Mama that he:
>!
>! *...just killed a man.
>! Put a gun against his head
>! ... |
I remember this case - *poor boy*... (shakes head)
>! This describes elements of the song **[Bohemian Rhapsody](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Rhapsody)** by Queen!
*A murderer was on trial facing the death penalty*
>! In the lyrics to the song the singer tells his Mama that he:
>!
>! *"...just k... |
I think maybe I solved it. I'm not sure, if it's not right, please say it.
>!Mister Elbas said, "Nonesense, it is all scribbles." How could he know that, if ?he didn't see how the note looked like? |
I think maybe I solved it. I'm not sure, if it's not right, please say it.
>!Mister Elbas said, "Nonsense, it's all scribbles." How could he know that, if he didn't see how the note looked like? |
I There I Underneath I More Make All
I There And Underneath
I There Santa With I More Make All I
I I And Underneath I To I To
**Question**
Can you remind me who had a hit with this song? I'd like to listen to it. |
Who sang this? It wasn't Holly |
I There I Underneath I More Make All
I There And Underneath
I There Santa With I More Make All I
I I And Underneath I To I To
etc.
**Question**
Can you remind me who had a hit with this song? It's about time to listen to it again. |
I There I Underneath I More Make All
I There And Underneath
I There Santa With I More Make All
I I And Underneath
I To I To
etc.
**Question**
Can you remind me who had a hit with this song? It's about time to listen to it again. |
Who sang this? It wasn't Carol (or Holly) |
# Partial Answer #
---
1:
>! Legend of Zelda? Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask
2:
>! Candy Crush
3:
>! Super Mario Odyssey?
4:
>! Super Smash Bros Ultimate? (Appears to be metal bowser)
5:
>! Baraka from Mortal Kombat 11 (Thanks @George Menoutis )
6:
>
7:
>! Sonic: the Hedgehog
8:
>! Mine... |
Partial answer:
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginning has an end, let's pave the way.
... |
Partial answer:
>! The Message is Happy Holidays
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginni... |
I am the protector during a fright. <br/>
But you are not going to find me in any sight.
I am the protector during a fight. <br/>
But you will find me a little heavier than light.
I am the protector during a flight. <br/>
But you will not find me flying like a kite.
Your body will beat more as soon as you f... |
Partial answer:
>! The Message is Happy Holidays
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! Rgb (255,0,0) results in RED
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 - You forgot one. You forgot one. Since every beginni... |
Partial answer:
>! The Message is Happy Holidays
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! 255 converts to ff and bf is the intials of before first #ffbf00 is the colour Amber
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
... |
<sup>An entry in [Fortnightly Topic Challenge #45: Flags](https://puzzling.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7099/fortnightly-topic-challenge-45-flags)</sup>
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In this cryptic crossword, there is something funny going on with the shaded squares. Lengths are not included with the clues. The final answer, which can ... |
Partial answer:
>! The Message is Happy Holidays
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! 255 converts to ff and bf is the intials of before first #ffbf00 is the colour Amber
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
... |
Full answer:
>! The Message is Happy Holidays
10 - [A-z] (-2) is
>! H because 8th letter in the Alphabet ( 10-2 is 8)
255 - #beginningfirst00
>! 255 converts to ff and bf is the intials of before first #ffbf00 is the colour Amber
15 - Period.
>! PHOSPHOROUS which is 15 on the periodic table.
0 ... |
**I'm a European country, can you find me?**
I share a border with France
I'm bigger than Belgium
I have red in my flag
I'm smaller than Poland
I'm south of Denmark
I have no cross in my flag
I have direct access to the Atlantic ocean
I have a "R" in my name
I'm not Portugal
*And of course... |
This number sequence has numbers rounded to the nearest tenth.
> 1, 2, 4.5, ?, 26, ?
Find the pattern and the answers to the question marks rounded to the nearest tenth.
|
Number Sequence (yet again?) |
29 - 1 = 30 how? |
How is 29 - 1 = 30?
If also
14 - 1 = 15
11 - 1 = 10
9 - 1 =10.
Hint:
>! Guess the answer and be like Minerva
|
>If you give me a 5, I give you a 21.
>If you give me a 6, I give you a 2.
>If you give me a 7, I give you a 12.
>If you give me a 10, I give you a 101.
What am I processing to get the result?
## Hint 1
>! If you give me a 3, I give you a 1.
## Hint 2
>! This has some thing to do with a reversed 3... |
A function. Really? |
For instance,
**banana, excess, giggit, voodoo, pullup, myrrhy**
are six six-letter words that don’t share any letters with each other. This isn’t a heterogram puzzle: repeated letters within a single word are fine. Can anyone find a larger set, or a set of longer words?
Full disclosure: this list may be used... |
<sup>An entry in [Fortnightly Topic Challenge #45: Flags](https://puzzling.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7099/fortnightly-topic-challenge-45-flags)</sup>
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**UPDATE**: There was an error in the original version in clue 15-down, which has been fixed.
In this cryptic crossword, there is something funny going ... |
For instance,
> banana, excess, giggit, voodoo, pullup, myrrhy
are six six-letter words that don’t share any letters with each other. This isn’t a heterogram puzzle: repeated letters within a single word are fine. Can anyone find a larger set, or a set of longer words?
Full disclosure: this list may be used t... |
First, a few regions can be assigned shapes:
>!
>! S must go in all three of the top regions.
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
>! And then L must go in the right region.
>! [![enter image description here][2]][2]
Now, the break-in:
>! **Where is the L seen by column 3?**
>! It can be e... |
The theme is:
>! Mathematics.
First riddle: (correct answer)
>! An angle
>Pills and pills, stuck between the hills.
>! Pills refers to the theta sign, because they look alike. The second part refers to the fact that angles are sandwhiched between two lines.
>I may be right but must not be wrong.
>... |
To properly complete this image, what color should the central S be?
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[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/DT7aw.jpg |
There was a town, full of people. <br/>
But that town was not very simple.
Only 15 people, and they march outside. <br/>
Day goes and night comes, and they go inside.
Each day you vote, and you go on trial. <br/>
If you are wrong, you get hanged, which ends your survival. <br/>
If you are virtuous to others, ... |
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