education
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Post 159 – A light crossword
All answers have something to do with light! ANAGRAM components are in capitals. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get the prompt again!). Answers from previous… Continue reading
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Post 158 – A physics puzzle
No physicists were harmed in the making of this puzzle about quantities and units in physics. ANAGRAM components are in capitals. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’… Continue reading
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Post 157 – The October puzzle
All answers are things one might associate with October. ANAGRAM components are in capitals, and the rest of the clue points to the answer. How quickly can you get them all? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you… Continue reading
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Post 156 – Dip into this puzzle
Dip into this puzzle about condiments from around the world. ANAGRAM components in capitals as usual. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get the prompt again!).… Continue reading
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Post 155 – Fruity Connections
This crossword is all about things connected to fruit. The fruit appears in each clue, but the answer is something else entirely. ANAGRAMS are in caps, and the rest of the clue points to the answer. How many connections can you make? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle,… Continue reading
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Post 154 – Sharp as a Puzzle
Be careful lest you cut yourself on this puzzle about all things sharp. ANAGRAM components in capitals as usual. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get… Continue reading
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Post 153 – Under the Sea
All answers are marine creatures. ANAGRAM components in capitals as usual, the rest of the clue points to the answer. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to… Continue reading
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Post 152 – An opposite puzzle
Somewhere in the clue is the opposite of the answer. ANAGRAM components in capitals as usual. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get the prompt again!).… Continue reading
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Post 151 – Paired up
Everything comes in twos. Solve the clues and find the things that are rarely found alone. As always, anagram components are in CAPS, and the rest of the clue points to the answer. Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard… Continue reading
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Post 150 – Two crosswords in one
You can solve each clue in two ways – the letters remain the same, but the word counts vary. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard (if you missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get… Continue reading