These words all have an unusual property in common, what is it?
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Puzzles involving patterns, sequences, or set theory
These words all have an unusual property in common, what is it?
What is a special property or feature that all of the following words have in common?
assess, banana, dresser, grammar, potato, revive, uneven, voodoo
Continue reading “Assess Banana Dresser Grammar Potato Revive Uneven Voodoo”What number belongs in the “?” circle? Note that all numbers shown are correct, there are no typos or errors.
Nob’s Number Tree is a well-known brainteaser by the Japanese puzzle guru Nobuyuki “Nob” Yoshigahara, who wrote many mathematical puzzle books and invented many puzzle toys. This cheeky number tree puzzle seems straightforward, but the straightforward solution falls apart when you arrive at the bottom.
Continue reading “Nob’s Number Tree Puzzle”Find the next two terms in this sequence:
10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 23, 30, 33, ?, ?
Continue reading “Sequence Puzzle”Replace the ?’s in each of these to complete the puzzle:
“Asia” is H
“Cuffs” is S
“Ender” is I
“Redness” is F
“Fuchsia” is ?
“Using” is E
“Desist” is I
“Visits” is E
“Design” is ?
“Gross” is W or R
“Assign” is S
“Amassing” is E
“Design” is S
“Amassing” is S
“Arrows” is ? or ?
“Pro-tem” and “row” are H
“Ties” is K
“Cohesion” is A
“Casino” is E
“Hocks” is either a word, name, ? or ?
“Edna” is I
“Slang” is X
“Siege” is E
“Basin” is X
“Sin” is X
“Sin” is A
“Besiege” is X
“Signals” is ? and ?
Source: Matt Malone on Puzzling StackExchange (spoiler warning: contains the solution)
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