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What are the fruits? |
What are these two common structures that use a set of 6 letters? |
Who sang this? It wasn't Carol |
One bright Monday morning, I drove to work and parked my car in Lot A. That morning, others also parked in Lot A, and we all found each other’s parking jobs to be satisfactory.
That afternoon, a co-worker, who was a nervous driver, and who was my neighbor at home, asked me to ride with her to provide moral support.... |
> I look flat, but I am deep,
Hidden realms I shelter.
Lives I take, but the food I offer.
At times I am beautiful.
I can be calm, angry and turbulent.
I have no heart but offer pleasure as well as death.
No man can own me, yet I encompass what all men must-have.
>!As said on the title, ‘I am every... |
> I look flat, but I am deep,
Hidden realms I shelter.
Lives I take, but the food I offer.
At times I am beautiful.
I can be calm, angry and turbulent.
I have no heart but offer pleasure as well as death.
No man can own me, yet I encompass what all men must-have.
As said on the title, ‘I am every w... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move.<br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move!<br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200">
... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
Let's have an 17x17 grid. We can fill this grid with 96 trominoes of three different colors, 32 trominoes
of each color. On this particular grid the empty single square is the position A1. By visual inspection we see only 6 trominoes that do not form a pair (a pair is a 2x3 or3x2 rectangle); I marked these with red co... |
Let's have an 17x17 grid. We can fill this grid with 96 trominoes of three different colors, 32 trominoes of each color. On this particular grid the empty single square is the position A1. By visual inspection we see only 6 trominoes that do not form a pair (a pair is a 2x3 or3x2 rectangle); I marked these with red col... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*Deities see their reflection,*
*Wooden as when a howling chip is fused to royalty,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown as when it is done below the belt,*
*Being confused as a quartet,*
... |
Is the OP on mushrooms? |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*Deities see their reflection,*
*It is frightening as when a chip is fused to royalty,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown as when it is done below the belt,*
*Being confused as a quartet... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*375437*
* When a Deitiy sees its reflection,*
*It is frightening as when a chip is fused to royalty,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown as when it is done below the belt,*
*Being c... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*375437*
*When a Deitiy sees its reflection,*
*It is frightening as when a chip is fused to royalty,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown as when it is done below the belt,*
*Being co... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*375437*
*When a Deitiy sees its reflection,*
*It is frightening as when a chip is fused to royalty,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown when it is done below the belt,*
*Being confu... |
Once I was spying just for fun a classmate at a shopping mall. He(Jack) was meeting his friend(Dirk).
>Jack(speaking to himself and holding some bubble gums): I'm not going to buy those. They look nice but they are too costly.
Dirk: Hi Jack!
Jack: I'm going to buy those. They are too nice. Hi Dirk!
Dirk: Yo... |
In chess, the white player makes the first move. <br>It is generally understood that this gives white a minor advantage, with a win rate of 52-56%.
In this initial position, white actually has checkmate in one move! <br>
<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/xmENy.png" width="200" height="200"... |
Once I was spying just for fun a classmate at a shopping mall. He(Jack) was meeting his friend(Dirk).
>Jack(speaking to himself and holding some bubble gum): I'm not going to buy those. They look nice but they are too costly.
Dirk: Hi Jack!
Jack: I'm going to buy those. They are too nice. Hi Dirk!
Dirk: You... |
What is the longest country name
>! that can be fully anagramed into one word from the MW dictionary?
Please use this site for the list of countries
https://www.worldometers.info/geography/alphabetical-list-of-countries/
Minimum length 8 letters. If a country has 2 or more words then all the letters from t... |
What is the longest country name that can be fully anagramed into one word from the Merriam-Webster dictionary?
Please use [this site](https://www.worldometers.info/geography/alphabetical-list-of-countries/) for the list of countries.
Minimum length 8 letters. If a country has 2 or more words in its name, then a... |
Once I was spying just for fun a classmate at a shopping mall. He(Jack) was meeting his friend(Dirk).
>Jack(speaking to himself and holding some bubble gum): I'm not going to buy those. They look nice but they are too costly.
Dirk: Hi Jack!
Jack: I'm going to buy those. They are too nice. Hi Dirk!
Dirk: You... |
Is it
>! Nineteen?
My prefix is a german no,
>! The german word for no is Nein, which is pronounced as an english **nine**
My suffix is the age last years
>! A bit of a stretch, but last year was 2019, so its 'age' would be 19(starting from the 2000), which would be its last **teen** year
My infix is the ca... |
Is it
>! Nineteen?
My prefix is a german no,
>! The german word for no is Nein, which is pronounced as an english **nine**
My suffix is the age last years,
>! A bit of a stretch, but last year was 2019, so its 'age' would be 19(starting from the 2000), which would be its last **teen** year
My infix is the c... |
So I found this puzzle from an old book of mine with very little instructions. I can't seem to remember the right approach to the solution **BUT** I do remember the final answer, which is 8 letters only.
Can you figure it out?
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/aOR... |
<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... |
So I found this puzzle from an old book of mine with very little instructions. I can't seem to remember the right approach to the solution **BUT** I do remember the final answer, which is 8 letters only.
Can you figure it out?
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZzV... |
Once I was spying, just for fun, on a classmate at a shopping mall. He(Jack) was meeting his friend(Dirk).
>Jack(speaking to himself and holding some bubble gum): I'm not going to buy those. They look nice but they are too costly.
Dirk: Hi Jack!
Jack: I'm going to buy those. They are too nice. Hi Dirk!
Dirk... |
Once I was spying, just for fun, on a classmate at a shopping mall. He (Jack) was meeting his friend (Dirk).
>Jack (speaking to himself and holding some bubble gum): I'm not going to buy those. They look nice but they are too costly.
Dirk: Hi Jack!
Jack: I'm going to buy those. They are too nice. Hi Dirk!
D... |
<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... |
Is there really an answer for this Riley? |
What links these words? |
This part of the question is a little bit unclear to me
> You always say the position the card is in (You still can't see the cards) and you friend flips it
I understand it as
> The game is composed of multiple turns. In each turn you say a number from one to seven and your friend flips the corresponding card... |
So I found this puzzle from an old book of mine with very little instructions. I can't seem to remember the right approach to the solution **BUT** I do remember the final answer, which is 8 letters only.
Can you figure it out?
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
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**NOTE:** Changed the body du... |
This part of the question is a little bit unclear to me
> You always say the position the card is in (You still can't see the cards) and you friend flips it
I understand it as
> The game is composed of multiple turns. In each turn you say a number from one to seven and your friend flips the corresponding card... |
This part of the question is a little bit unclear to me
> You always say the position the card is in (You still can't see the cards) and you friend flips it
I understand it as
> The game is composed of multiple turns. In each turn you say a number from one to seven and your friend flips the corresponding card... |
<sup>As comments appear to suggest several of us are attempting this and getting stuck, here's a **partial answer** to provide some visuals and maybe help us begin making some headway...</sup>
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Note first that this puzzle is tagged as [tag:wordsearch]. This means that somehow or other we need to extract a grid o... |
>This is a type of puzzle,
Where you don't need any muscle,
Or you don't need to strain,
Just use your brain.
>But if you still strain,
You will do no gain.
That was Hint 1,
Hope you find it fun.
>Use too anger neither,
It wont help you either.
How was Hint 2?
For more hints, see Pan... |
<sup>As comments appear to suggest several of us are attempting this and getting stuck, here's a **partial answer** to provide some visuals and maybe help us begin making some headway...</sup>
---
Note first that this puzzle is tagged as [tag:wordsearch]. This means that somehow or other we need to extract a grid o... |
“This is a Non-sensa IQ Test Question,” said Grandpa giggling.
“It is not math but there may be some science behind it.
If
> X is 527 and
>
> I is 810 Then,
>
> IX is?
>
> A: 2810
B: 75310
C: 110
D: A or B
|
A No - Sensa IQ Question? |
[@melfnt](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/users/63414/melfnt) already posted a [comprehensive answer using a code](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/a/105910/36023). Here's another way to arrive at the same solution with a recursive approach:
Let's build the cases from the ground up. First, we'll solve the same ... |
## Partial Answer ##
The first thing to notice is that
>! the flags shown in the question are all combinations of 2 different countries/territories. The image below shows what the two countries/territories are that combine to form each flag in the puzzle. <br><br>
>! [![Flag_2][1]][1] <br><br>
>! Here is the sa... |
## Partial Answer ##
The first thing to notice is that
>! the flags shown in the question are all combinations of 2 different countries/territories. The image below shows what the two countries/territories are that combine to form each flag in the puzzle. <br><br>
>! [![Flag_2][1]][1] <br><br>
>! Here is the sa... |
I am guessing the answer is :-
>! Peace
> This is a type of puzzle,
Where you don't need any muscle,
Or you don't need to strain,
Just use your brain.
>! Of course this is a puzzle, and you don't need to any sort of physical work to feel peaceful. You don't need to strain either, and I guess the OP is... |
<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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This grid deduction puzzle is a variation on the OP's previous [Office Park][1] puzzle. You are given a set of seven buildings, which are tetracubes, 3-dim... |
> This is a type of puzzle,
Where you don't need any muscle,
Or you don't need to strain,
Just use your brain.
>But if you still strain,
You will do no gain.
That was Hint 1,
Hope you find it fun.
>Use too anger neither,
It wont help you either.
How was Hint 2?
For more hints, see Pa... |
This is inspired by [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/88978/make-1998-using-the-least-possible-digits-8) and [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105877/make-38-using-the-least-possible-digits-8/105885#105885) and more similar ones.
Let us consider formation of a given positive integ... |
Here's a simple affix-riddle .
> My prefix is the sound of an animal. <br/>
My infix, the missing of the cast. <br/>
My suffix, what children likes to hear. <br/>
My whole, deals with the past. <br/>
Can you guess the word?
If it takes time to find the answer, hints will be provided. |
Can you find what I am? |
Here's a simple affix-riddle .
> My prefix is the sound of an animal. <br/>
My infix, the missing of the cast. <br/>
My suffix, what children like to hear. <br/>
My whole, deals with the past. <br/>
Can you guess the word?
If it takes time to find the answer, hints will be provided. |
This is inspired by [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/88978/make-1998-using-the-least-possible-digits-8) and [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105877/make-38-using-the-least-possible-digits-8/105885#105885) and more similar ones.
Let us consider formation of a given positive integ... |
It is from the Internet, changed a bit.
>I have a heart that never beats,
I have a home but I never sleep.
I can take a mans house and build anothers,
And I love to play games with my many brothers.
I am a king among my fools.
I rhyme myself with my own home.
Who am I? |
It is from the Internet, I changed it a bit, I will put the link after it is answered.
>I have a heart that never beats,
I have a home but I never sleep.
I can take a mans house and build anothers,
And I love to play games with my many brothers.
I am a king among my fools.
I rhyme myself with my own ... |
Are you...
>! The King of Hearts?
I have a heart that never beats,
>! Heart, that's obvious.
I have a home but I never sleep.
>! Is the 'deck of cards' its home?
I can take a mans house and build anothers,
>! A King in a pack of playing cards can be part of a 'full house'. It can 'take' another's in that i... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*375437*
*When a Deitiy sees its reflection,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown when it is done below the belt,*
*Being confused with the quartet's sound,*
*Making a faux faith, insi... |
What two words am I looking for in the puzzle below? (The title too is a clue).
*35437*
*When a Deity sees its reflection,*
*Clip the best of rediscoveries approximately.*
*Blow has been blown when it is done below the belt,*
*Being confused with the quartet's sound,*
*Making a faux faith, inside... |
One morning, I was riding along my bicycle around town and I stopped outside the shopping center as there were 2 old-persons, one man and one woman (let's call them A and B) standing outside and talking, both having bags of groceries, and rather having a really strange conversation :-
> A :- Did you hear the news ab... |
This is inspired by [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/88978/make-1998-using-the-least-possible-digits-8) and [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105877/make-38-using-the-least-possible-digits-8/105885#105885) and more similar ones.
Let us consider formation of a given positive integ... |
Here is a riddle. Can you solve it?
> I don't drink from my mouth <br />
> but the other way around <br />
> Long, long, long <br />
> Things can go down
|
Are you
>!A river?
I don't drink from my mouth
but the other way around
>!The source of a river (where it "drinks") is located on the opposite end of what's called the mouth of the river which is where rivers run off into the ocean, a lake or another river.
Long, long, long
>!Rivers are all more or less l... |
This is inspired by [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/88978/make-1998-using-the-least-possible-digits-8) and [this](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/105877/make-38-using-the-least-possible-digits-8/105885#105885) and more similar ones.
Let us consider formation of a given positive integ... |
An incomplete and possibly wrong answer: Could it be
>! Las Vegas?
First, notice that
>! in the "front" there are letters C,D,H, and S (no others) paired with the numbers ranged from 2 to 14.
It heavily resembles
>! a set of playing cards, with <b>c</b>lubs, <b>d</b>iamons, <b>h</b>earts and <b>s</b>pades, ran... |
Luke, Clive, Anton and Paul are four talented creative artists, one a dancer, one a painter, one a singer, and one a writer. (Though not necessarily respectively.)
1. Luke and Anton were in the audience the night the singer made his debut on the concert stage.
2. Both Clive and the writer have sat for portraits by ... |
My dad once asked me:
> At what time will the second hand, minute hand, and hour hand on an analog clock all be 120° from each other?
It's a simple question, but I thought it was a fun one to figure out.
(Just keep in mind, each time the second hand moves, the minute and hour hand move just a little bit too.... |
<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... |
<h1>This puzzle contains mistakes, the author is currently working to find a workaround! Sorry for the inconvenience!</h1>
<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 ou... |
<h1>The original puzzle contained a mistake, this has now been fixed. I'm really sorry about that!</h1>
<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... |
<sup>As comments appear to suggest several of us are attempting this and getting stuck, here's a **partial answer** to provide some visuals and maybe help us begin making some headway... (Now EDITED to match the amended puzzle.)</sup>
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Note first that this puzzle is tagged as [tag:wordsearch]. This means that so... |
I thought of this riddle myself. Feedback is appreciated.
> My prefix is food.
>
> My suffix is rude.
>
> My infix comes in rounds.
>
> I keep you off the ground.
What am I? |
Here is a story of the blind girl. I suggest you read fully and then answer the question.
> This happened when I was in Elementary School. I <br/>
was on my way home from school when I was stopped by a <br/>
a girl with long dark hair that stretched to her waist. I <br/>
cursed under my breath when I saw her eyes... |
I'm not sure what you are looking for, but is the answer supposed to be
>! How did she grab your arm if she was blind? |
Can you tell me what this sequence represents? (something very well-known)
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/IuK9j.png |
All these explanation are way too complicated!
>! The rails can be arranged in a square grid. Each rail occupies a square and connects two sides of the square.
>!
>! Let's label the squares
>! `C D C D C D`
>! `B A B A B A`
>! `C D C D C D`
>! `B A B A B A`
>! `C D C D C D`
>! `B A B A B A` ... |
All these explanation are way too complicated!
I propose a simpler one.
>! The rails can be arranged in a square grid. Each rail occupies a square and connects two sides of the square.
>!
>! Let's label the squares
>! `A B A B A B`
>! `D C D C D C`
>! `A B A B A B`
>! `D C D C D C`
>! `A B A... |
So, I watched [The Promised Neverland](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Promised_Neverland) recently and after exploring a little, I found out that Norman used a 5x5x5 Rubik's cube (aka a professor's cube) to communicate when he was held at the $\Lambda\text{-}7214$ research facility. The image below describes the sam... |
All these explanation are way too complicated!
I propose a simpler one.
>! The rails can be arranged in a square grid. Each rail occupies a square and connects two adjacent sides of the square.
>! There might be multiple rails in a single square.
>!
>! Let's label the squares
>! `A B A B A B`
>! `D ... |
All these explanation are way too complicated!
I propose a simpler one.
>! The rails are arranged in a square grid. Each rail occupies a square and connects two adjacent sides of the square.
>! There might be multiple rails in a single square.
>!
>! Let's label the squares
>! `A B A B A B`
>! `D C D... |
<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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[Captain Clumsy](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/q/98198/60644) never ceases to amaze me... This morning I was down at the dockside when I heard a shout... |
What fraction of the larger semi circle is filled? |
<sup>As comments appear to suggest several of us are attempting this and getting stuck, here's a **partial answer** to provide some visuals and maybe help us begin making some headway... (Now EDITED to match the amended puzzle.)</sup>
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Note first that this puzzle is tagged as [tag:wordsearch]. This means that so... |
<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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This grid deduction puzzle is a variation on the OP's previous [Office Park][1] puzzle. You are given a set of seven buildings, which are tetracubes, 3-dim... |
It is from the Internet, I changed it a bit, I will put the link after it is answered.
>I have a heart that never beats,
I have a home but I never sleep.
I can take a mans house and build anothers,
And I love to play games with my many brothers.
I am a king among my fools.
I rhyme myself with my own ... |
## Look It Up ##
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
To whom it may concern.
### Text Transcription from image: ###
>whom@may.concern.com <br><br>
>Puzzle Design <br><br>
> Each title, image, and description is a potential clue, but not all of them have useful information. Critical thinking wi... |
First of all,
>! Note that both R8 and C3 see a black flag, but there is only one black flag: Albania. Therefore, Albania must be in R8C3. <br><br>
>! Note that on the right side, 6 of the 8 rows see a flag, so 6 of the flags must be in those rows. Next, note that R5 sees a flag with Blue colour from the left side ... |
<h1>The original puzzle contained a mistake, this has now been fixed. I'm really sorry about that!</h1>
<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... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a
>! 7a - From 11d
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choice fits.
>! 33d - 4? (5d clue), and is ... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
Steps:
>! 18a - Look up OEIS Pentagonal numbers 47 and 82 (Two choice for 8a) 3290 fits, 10045 doesn't. Leaving 3290 for 18a, and 47 for 8a
>! 30a - We just put a 3 in 1d, so 1189
>! 11d - From 30a (1189-307 = 882)
>! 7a - From 11d (882 % 42 = 0, so 300)
>! 10a - Cross check with 11d, only one choic... |
The beginning of my name began with a **single** letter.
I post music songs.
>!(not English)
I am popular for my songs
Who am I?
|
>A creature like this is
>v icious
>and it will stay in groups
>dominating thing to survive
>as you know I could be called a “? Pack” when I stay in groups
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>Killing thing, and they will be
>eaten
>death will be made if near us
>a dog could be close to our kind
>vicious,
>remember
>a... |
What in the world could I be? |
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