If you’re thinking “brother, I need more puzzles”, last week’s mini cryptic has you covered. Not quite gathered the magic of cryptics? Why not try this week’s mini crossword. Follow the Cherwell Instagram for updates on our online puzzles. For even more crosswords and other puzzles, pick up a Cherwell print issue from your JCR […] The post Cherwell Mini Cryptic #5 – Tapped Out appeared first on Cherwell.| Cherwell
We covered the Netflix stock slump, estate taxes and Dave Ramsey's words of wisdom this week, but why? Test yourself on the latest financial and business news.| Latest from Kiplinger
Click here to read 10 Letter Learning Activities with Blocks on Hands On As We Grow® --- Simple & engaging letter learning activities with blocks designed to add a touch of creativity to your block play.| Hands On As We Grow®
Test your basic knowledge of filing for Social Security benefits in our 10 question quick quiz.| Latest from Kiplinger
Looking for a way to celebrate spooky season? Try solving this free printable Halloween crossword puzzle! There are two versions of this free crossword puzzle. The easier version comes with a word bank, and a harder version doesn’t have one. This Halloween crossword printable has 22 words in it. Solve the clues, and write the answers … The post Free Printable Halloween Crossword Puzzle – Answer Key Included appeared first on Always the Holidays.| Always the Holidays
Thanksgiving weekend summary of the past week with a new Yokomizo Seishi book, Celebrity Traitors, baseball, Fantasy Life i, a jigsaw puzzle, and links.| An Archaeopteryx
Get a free fall crossword puzzle printable to solve this year. It has 20 clues, and comes with a hard and easy version of the autumn puzzle.| Always the Holidays
Which of these beaches is named after a New Zealander who famously blew up his bach with gelignite? The post Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 14 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
A mini crossword you can solve in a few minutes. The post Mini crossword, Tuesday 14 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword.| Newsroom
This past weekend (19-21 September 2025), we ran the third three-day event for Citadel LARP, at Booker T State Park in Tennessee. Serella Savenko and I created another puzzle box, our most elaborate design so far by a very wide margin. We were initially building it to go into play at the July event, but that absolutely was not going to happen so we built the previous puzzle box to go in its place, and pushed this one off to September. Pipistrella and GFo very generously donated an afternoon t...| Brandes Stoddard
A review of Puzzmo, the puzzle website, and recent changes to their paywall.| An Archaeopteryx
If it were easy it wouldn't be fun.| The Stopgap
If it were easy it wouldn't be fun.| The Stopgap
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Discover 50 Printable Maze Puzzles for kids at Just Family Fun! Free, fun, and perfect for skill development. Download now!| Just Family Fun
Fancying something a little more savoury? Why not try this week’s mini crossword. Follow the Cherwell Instagram for updates on our online puzzles. For even more crosswords and other puzzles, pick up a Cherwell print issue from your JCR or porters’ lodge!| Cherwell
Mini-crosswords from last term: Follow the Cherwell Instagram for updates on our online puzzles. For even more crosswords and other puzzles, pick up a Cherwell print issue from your JCR or porters’ lodge!| Cherwell
Here's a simple two-room puzzle designed to be slotted into a larger dungeon. This one is based on Archimedes's principle that an object displaces water equal to its mass, and attempts to simplify these physics for the sake of gameplay. Keep in mind that the intended solution to this puzzle may not be obvious unless your players are familiar with the theorem, although there are alternative solutions as well.| Tales of the Lunar Lands
Rebuild this 3 x 3 square edge matching puzzle to form the letters in STEM which stand for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.| Math = Love
Has anyone staged an intervention for Tracie Harris? [12:29] THEO: Uh, yeah. Let’s talk about it. First off, for your listeners, hi, I’m Theo. I’m not a persona. This isn’t …| Reprobate Spreadsheet
We ran a one-day event for Citadel LARP this past weekend (19 July), and we put our second puzzle box design into play this time. Serella Savenko helped me with every step of planning and building this one. I want to thank Elena Simon for providing the box itself, and Laurie Zolkosky for driving back to Atlanta to get the damn box because I… left it on my living room floor. Also, GFo and Ross playtested the puzzle box for me, which I appreciated immensely.| Brandes Stoddard
Verge3D 4.10 for 3ds Max brings 360° panoramas, new demo apps, puzzle to reuse animation, unique object ids, and the CSS 3D renderer. The post Verge3D 4.10 for 3ds Max Released appeared first on Soft8Soft.| Soft8Soft
Get two free 4th of July crossword puzzles for the holiday. There's an easy version & hard version, both with answers included.| Always the Holidays
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Verge3D 4.8 for 3ds Max and Maya got better base tool integration, 3D audio, improved Performance Profiler, and faster loading and rendering. The post Verge3D 4.8 for 3ds Max and Maya appeared first on Soft8Soft.| Soft8Soft
Verge3D 4.8 for Blender brings spatial (3D) audio effects, Performance Profiler updates, shader optimizations, and support for Blender 4.3. The post Verge3D 4.8 for Blender Released appeared first on Soft8Soft.| Soft8Soft
This is a re-post of a puzzle I wrote for the 2021 Mathcamp Puzzle Hunt. The difficulty is 5/10 or so (easier than the first puzzle I wrote for this blog, but harder than the second). If you haven’t done these sorts of puzzles before, I recommend starting with e.g. this one or this one … Continue reading Puzzle: A More Earthly Calendar→| Unexpected Values
A reflection on organizing a puzzle hunt team.| flowblok’s blog
Introducing an epic puzzle adventure: Pandora’s Legacy! Pandora’s Legacy, TED-Ed’s first physical game, is an unforgettable experience that combines elements of jigsaw puzzles, escape rooms, puzzle hunts, and legacy board games into 12 to 15 hours of immersive, cooperative gameplay [...]| TED-Ed Blog
So I’m a huge fan of games like The Room and Boxes, and I really wanted to bring some of that experience to Citadel LARP. Let’s set aside for a second the fact that the boxes in those games aren’t constrained by the cruel realities of Euclidean space the way my work must be. It doesn’t help that I don’t know a damn thing about woodworking, but I decided not to let that stop me from pouring in the effort. I was going to build a puzzle box. This is the story of that project, which wen...| Brandes Stoddard
If you’re like Kainenchen and me, you’ve been utterly| Brandes Stoddard
FORCEPS, BLEACH, TOOTHPICK, BEDAZZLERThings one might use for a purpose IN, AY, AN, NYThe last two letters of Countries that have won the Women’s World Cup JOURNEY, BEAVER, SINGLE, KNEEWords found in “Sigourney Weaver” if you add the letters B, L, J and K ASPHYXIATION, KETCHUP, TURF, GERIATRICJapanese words (when translated from English to Japanese)| Rob Penty
Get a free spring crossword puzzle with an answer key. There are two versions, an easier one with a word bank, and a harder one without one.| Always the Holidays
Verge3D 4.9 for 3ds Max and Maya got OpenPBR support, 3 new Arnold nodes, multi-material objects, obstacle auto sliding, and HTML export.| Soft8Soft
Verge3D 4.9 for Blender brings export to HTML, auto sliding around obstacles, multi-material objects, and animation slots from Blender 4.4.| Soft8Soft
↘ In October 2024, Jane Street released a “Knight Moves 6” puzzle. In this article, we share our approach to solving it and make the source code of our solver publicly available. As usual, all opinions herein are solely our own and do not express the...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
In May 2024, Jane Street released a cross-number puzzle, “Number Cross 4”. In this article, we delve into our approach to solving it and| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
Reflection on puzzles and OCaml.| MMapped blog
Previous mini-crosswords: For more crosswords and other puzzles, pick up a Cherwell print issue from your JCR/Plodge!| Cherwell
Celebrate the holiday season with our free Christmas word search printable. Look for the 21 word hidden inside that symbolize the holiday!| Always the Holidays
Fall is here and that means more time indoors! This October word search printable features many of the national days for this month.| Always the Holidays
Water & Wines has created a unique collection of wine region puzzles that showcase the world’s various wine regions.| MORE TIME TO TRAVEL
Every month Jane Street, a quantitative trading firm, posts a math puzzle on their website. How cool is that?| gukov.dev
It is time to relax and have fun! This September word search printable features many of the national days for this month in a free puzzle.| Always the Holidays
Celebrate the holiday weekend with a free Labor Day word search printable puzzle. It has 15 words on the holiday & comes with an answer key.| Always the Holidays
Celebrate the holiday weekend with our free Labor Day word scramble with answers. It's good for all ages, the whole family will enjoy it!| Always the Holidays
I have today’s puzzle in Newsday. Titled Face the music, it’s my debut puzzle in a print publication, so I’m obviously pretty happy about that. The entire process has been a very positive learning experience. The Newsday puzzle editor, Stanley Newman, has been a fantastic (and patient) guide throughout. Working with Stan at Newsday isContinue reading "Published in Newsday: process deep dive"| Generalisms
This one’s been in my Drafts folder for quite some time! Now, after gathering dust over the last six months, I present to you my first real Thursday-style puzzle: Waiter! Waiter! You can solve below, directly on Crosshare, or download the pdf, puz or ipuz. Ten months since I submitted this to the Times. TenContinue reading "Waiter! Waiter!"| Generalisms
Today, I’m lucky enough to be the provider of the daily 7×7 crossword over at Malaika Handa’s 7xwords project. Please go solve that puzzle (that link will work when my puzzle is live) and let me know what you think. In December alone, there are some incredible constructors putting together a 7xwords: as you mayContinue reading "At sixes and sevens"| Generalisms
I’ve wanted to do a theme of this type for a while, but haven’t had the inspiration. However, when I found this revealer it was an obvious one: the “WILD GOOSE” part of the revealer is a perfect cryptic-esque clue for the hidden anagram in the other theme entries. As usual, this puzzle was re-workedContinue reading "Have a gander"| Generalisms
Guess what⸮ Here’s a new puzzle for you, just before the month ends. How about that⸮ So, what are you waiting for⸮ Solve this and let me know what you think — feedback greatly appreciated! Need I say more⸮ (The ‘⸮’ symbol is the rhetorical question mark or percontation point, developed in the 1580s byContinue reading "Rhetorical questions"| Generalisms
Flashback! This was the first mini crossword that I ever constructed and was also the first crossword in any form that I made public. I’m still pretty happy with it and think it’s a fun solve. I’m a big fan of the Crosshare Daily Mini, which along with each day’s 7xwords puzzle are the onlyContinue reading "A Tale of Two Pauls (mini)"| Generalisms
A quick 5×5 mini I threw together earlier in the week after notcing the harmony between the mini-theme entries 1-Across and 3-Down. I love the history of 3-Down and will very likely do some sort of full-sized puzzle on their hits and misses over the years. Full of great trivia! I decided against using somethingContinue reading "Suspicious, Suspicious (mini)"| Generalisms
Up until March this year, I hadn’t watched any of the DC films, so I rectified that and watched them all one quiet week. In homage, this mini (5×5). I only discovered after putting this puzzle ‘live’ that 8A is almostly exclusively British English. I don’t think it presents any major problems, but if I’dContinue reading "Justice League-ish"| Generalisms
This full-sized 15x puzzle is a clue/answer switch theme on some common “crosswordese”. Likely too ‘inside baseball’ for publication, I had some fun coming up with the theme entries and putting the grid together. This is certainly not the first puzzle to use this theme. Another nice example is crosswordESE by Lyle Broughton, published byContinue reading "Flip it and reverse it, or: Crosswordese"| Generalisms
It is time to relax and have fun! This August word search printable features many of the national days for this month in a free puzzle.| Always the Holidays
Verge3D 4.7 for Blender brings support for Blender 4.2, Flexbox and Grid layouts, Dialog windows, web forms, and optimization tools.| Soft8Soft
Ready for some fun? Head to Always the Holidays for a free and easy word search puzzle of the national days of July.| Always the Holidays
Celebrate the holidays with our free holiday word searches. These holiday word finds are medium difficulty & come with answer keys included.| Always the Holidays
Show your patriotic spirit by solving this fun and free word search printable. It is full of patriotic 4th of July words.| Always the Holidays
Looking for a screen-free activity for your kids this summer? Look no further than our free summer word search printable (with answer key included)!| Always the Holidays
Celebrate Independence Day with our 4th of July printable word scramble puzzle. It's great for both kids and adults.| Always the Holidays
Get our Father's Day printable to celebrate Dad this year! This free word scramble puzzle is great for both kids and adults!| Always the Holidays
Celebrate Dad this year with a free printable Father's Day word search puzzle. Go to Always the Holidays to print the puzzle!| Always the Holidays
Get our free summer word scramble with answers on Always the Holidays. This kid-friendly activity celebrates all things summer!| Always the Holidays
Get a free dinosaur word search printable featuring 12 dinosaurs names, to celebrate the national days of the year dedicated to dinosaurs!| Always the Holidays
Ready for some fun? Head to Always the Holidays for a free and easy word search puzzle of the national days of June.| Always the Holidays
Celebrate Mom with a Mother's Day word search. This free Mother's Day printable comes with an answer key if you need help solving it!| Always the Holidays
Get a free Earth Day word search printable. This word find puzzle is great for the whole family & comes with an answer key too.| Always the Holidays
Over the weekend I happened accross this loevely puzzle on twitter. It was tweeted out by Diego Rattaggi (@diegorattaggi) and I saved it to my ever growing folder of puzzles to try on my phone. When i had a bit of time spare I thought I would give it a go. Have you had a […]| cavmaths
Came across another nice puzzle from Mr Gordon (@MrGordonMaths): First thing I noticed was that it was a pythagorean triple. My initial thought was that there might be a solution involving circle theorems, but then I realised that as an area was given this might be the best route. As angle QPS IS 90, then […]| cavmaths
I’ve been looking through my saved puzzles again and I found this nice little one in the maths newsletter from Chris Smith (@aap03102): It’s a nice little question that took me some thinking about. First I considered the half squares with hypotenuse 2. As these are isoceles RATs, that means their side length is rt2 […]| cavmaths
Today I want to look at another puzzle I found on math walks (from Traci Jackson @traciteacher): I love these 1-9 puzzles, and thought I’d have have a crack. First I considered the 9, with the 1 gone already that means that the 9 must share a line with the 2 and the 3 to […]| cavmaths
Celebrate Easter with a free Easter word search printable. It has sixteen words hidden within that are traditions and symbols of the holiday.| Always the Holidays
Restoring a binary tree from its pre-order traversal.| mmapped.blog
Solving the trapped rainwater problem in J.| mmapped.blog
Puzzle: There is a huge pile of quarters and a circular table. There are two people to play a game of placing the quarters down on the table alternately without any overlap. The one who can't put down a quarter loses. Assuming that the pile of quarters is non-exhaustive what will be your winning strategy? Whether you would like to start or let your partner start?Solution: The winning strategy| Geek Explains: Java, J2EE, Oracle, Puzzles, and Problem Solving!
Sometimes life (or a diabolical puzzle editor) throws you a curve you know is coming, and it still beans you in the brainpan. Bee alert!| William Shunn
Celebrate the holiday with a free Thanksgiving word search printable. It comes with an answer key and is suitable for both kids and adults.| Always the Holidays
Get a free printable Thanksgiving word scramble that the whole family will enjoy! It includes words that symbolize and describe the holiday!| Always the Holidays
Celebrate spooky season with a free Halloween word search printable! It's a fun activity for the whole family and has an answer key included.| Always the Holidays
To complete this free Halloween word scramble printable, unscramble each of the Halloween themed words and write them on the line provided.| Always the Holidays
Fall word scramble printables make the perfect indoor activity this autumn. Get the free fall printable to solve with your friends & family.| Always the Holidays
Looking for a family friendly indoor activity this autumn? Check out this free fall word search printable. It comes with an answer key too!| Always the Holidays
How to solve the Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever programmatically.| coady.github.io
How to solve the water pouring puzzle programmatically.| coady.github.io
How to solve the coin balance puzzle programmatically.| coady.github.io
How to solve the Hat puzzle programmatically.| coady.github.io
How to solve the Cheryl’s Birthday puzzle programmatically.| coady.github.io
The team empowering creativity & design shares the digital tools they love—from puzzles and games to music, cooking, and more!| Netted
A complete, consolidated, spoiler-free, step-by-step guide to every puzzle in The Afterparty's second season.| xavd.id
