This puzzle is about countries – the ANAGRAMs are in capital letters, and the answers are country names. 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… Continue reading

This crossword is simple math. For instance, “Mischievous child + Pretend = Effect” should be read as “IMP + ACT = IMPACT (the answer)”.How quickly can you solve all the equations? 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

This puzzle is a Halloween special. The words in CAPS are an anagram, and the rest of the clue is a hint to the answer. How many monsters and scary creatures can you find? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the… Continue reading

Here’s another light-themed crossword as we round off Diwali week! 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 missed this, click on ‘Info’ to get the prompt again!). Answers from previous puzzles… Continue reading

Its Diwali time, so every answer in this puzzle can be formed only using letters from the phrase THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. 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

All answers have something to do with space! The words in CAPS are an anagram, and the rest of the clue is a hint 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… Continue reading

This puzzle is about creatures that creep and crawl – all clues have a hint along with ANAGRAM of the answer in capitals. Can you overcome your dread to get all the answers? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in contention for the leaderboard… Continue reading

All answers are professionals from different occupations. Each clue has two parts – an ANAGRAM of the answer in capitals, and a clue to the answer. E.g., FEAR MR. harvest = FARMER. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you are in… Continue reading

This puzzle is about items or individuals that are polar opposites. The clue has an anagram component in CAPITALS along with a hint. For example, SLAM GLIB talking about extreme sizes (3,5) = BIG,SMALL. How many can you get? Remember to input your name and email address when you finish the puzzle, to ensure you… Continue reading

All answers are characters from fiction. Each clue has two parts – an ANAGRAM of the answer in capitals, and a clue to the character. 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… Continue reading