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Today is National Scrabble Day, a day to commemorate the creator, Alfred Mosher Butts, who was born on April 13, 1899. This game wasn't originally named Scrabble, it started out as Lexiko and then Criss-Cross Words.
Since we
Today is National Scrabble Day, a day to commemorate the creator, Alfred Mosher Butts, who was born on April 13, 1899. This game wasn't originally named Scrabble, it started out as Lexiko and then Criss-Cross Words.
Since we
April is National Poetry Month, a month dedicated to honoring the importance of literature in our lives! To celebrate, we've compiled a few lines of poetry for you, written in cryptogram code. It's your job to crack it!
For the past five years, Mr. E. Bunny has marketed his decorative eggs in baskets of 10. The eggs in each basket are dyed five solid colors, with at least one egg of each color. Each color
Words fit into this flower garden in two ways. Row answers read horizontally from the lettered markers; each Row contains two consecutive
answers reading left to right (except rows A and L, which contain one answer reading across
Now that warmer weather is here (or just around the corner, depending on where you are), you may be inspired to go outside for some much-needed fresh air. Let this issue of GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES inspire you to bring …
Read moreToday is National Plant a Flower Day, and to make this flower bloom, fill it with 32 six-letter answers. Enter them inward from the tips of the petals to the heart of the blossom.
Half the answers will
Each of the following famous people lived through a turn of a century--but which century? Six of them were alive in 1501, six in 1601, six in 1701, and six in 1801. Can you sort out
In the United States, March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, we present this puzzle in which every clue can be answered by a word, name, or phrase starting with HER or SHE. For example, “Pennsylvania locale dubbed
Welcome to the April issue of GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES. No fooling: This issue is packed with puzzling fun, starting with the feature article, “The Secret Writing Games of Edgar Allan Poe,” which explores the renowned author’s puzzles. You …
Read moreIf you love a hearty challenge, you’ve come to the right page! The Contours answers (A to F) start from the bottom of our heart, run up each side in the directions indicated by the arrows, and meet