Showing posts with label word. Show all posts
Showing posts with label word. Show all posts

Still Around

 People come here for crosswords, right?

Crack On?

Greek Skeleton    Fill in the grids with all the words of the list below them, reading left to right or top to bottom, one letter per cell. A5 PDF

Peas in four pods

Fill in the grids with all the given words reading across or down. A5 .pdf

Another Word Toy

Four unit cubes have a single Greek letter written on each of their faces. All following words can be read along a long face of some 4✕1✕1 parallelepiped formed by them. Rotated letters may not stand in for others. Group the letters into cubes.

ΑΞΙΟ ΒΑΖΟ ΘΙΓΩ ΙΔΕΑ KAΒO ΚΟΜΗ ΛΥΝΩ ΝΥΦΗ ΠΟΛΥ ΣΙΓΑ TAXY ΨΥΧΗ ΩΡΕΣ

Word Toy

4 toy cubes have one letter written on each side. The Greek words below can be formed using the 4 cubes. Partition the alphabet into cubes.

ΑΒΓΟ  ΒΗΧΩ  ΔΙΚΗ  ΖΕΣΗ  ΘΕΟΣ  ΚΕΝΟ  ΛΙΜΑ  ΜΕΤΑ  ΠΟΘΩ  ΠΡΙΝ  ΦΟΛΑ  ΧΥΝΩ  ΨΗΛΟ  ΨΥΞΗ

Test solve data suggested I underestimated solve time by a factor of 3. Consequently, I'd like to know the Internet's experience.


From a long long way back

I'm republishing an English word puzzle from a long, long way back. The solution is an object.

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x+x+x+x+x+x

EDIT: Fixed typo

Massively Happy

This is a mystery puzzle in video form. By mystery puzzle, I mean a problem in which the player infers its rules from the activity itself, and its answer is (usually) in the form of a word, or short phrase. Mystery puzzles are typically “scored” on the basis of time you take to solve them; in this one, you can also choose to solve with less information, and use observation in lieu of logic, or vice versa. Please do not spoil the solution in the comments section.