It's National Chemistry Week! So let's celebrate with an elemental trivia puzzle.
Using knowledge, logic, or guesswork, can you complete each movie title (1–17) with the name of a chemical element (a-q)? (One British spelling is used.)
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Welcome to Mirror Mansion, a haunted funhouse populated with vampires and zombies. In each of the puzzles below, a third of the rooms are home to vampires and a third are home to zombies. Each room in the
Believe it or not, 2017 is already winding down, and so we welcome you to the December issue of GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES. As always, we strive to end the year on a high note by bringing you a special …
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To honor the birthday of a musical legend, we've put together a few of his most famous quotes for you to decipher!
Four quotations have been fit into the diagrams below, though you’ll have to rearrange the letters considerably
Today is World Animal Day, a day to educate and raise awareness to improve the welfare standards for animals all over the world. To celebrate, we've created four CryptoLists related to animals, and it's your job to decipher the
Today is Astronomy Day, a day to bring recognition to those who love astronomy, both enthusiasts and professionals alike!
Can you change each of the following titles into a real movie title by replacing each planet with
This puzzle can be considered a peace offering of sorts: The answer to each of the 14 clues below is a word, name, or phrase containing PEACE. For example, the clue “One of these was signed
Did you know that September is National Square Dancing month? Grab your partner and solve this word search!
Here are the instructions:
Add a word to complete the familiar “and” phrases in the word list (as in BREAD
A surprising number of popular melodies are derived from classical compositions. How many of these songs (1-15) can you match to the original classical music on which they are based (a-o)?
1. “Be Still My Soul” (hymn)
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There are 60 tennis-related words and phrases hidden in this grid—now the ball’s in your court. Find them all, circling each one you locate. Words and phrases are hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally, but always in a straight
