Sunday, 30 September 2018
Saturday, 29 September 2018
Solution to Puzzle no 2
ability
ant
anti
bait
bat
bit
inability
initial
laity
lint
lit
litany
nit
tab
tail
tan
tibia
tin
tiny
ant
anti
bait
bat
bit
inability
initial
laity
lint
lit
litany
nit
tab
tail
tan
tibia
tin
tiny
Friday, 28 September 2018
Word Puzzle no 2
How many words can you make using the letters in the table below?
Each word must have at least three letters and must include the red letter in the middle.
Target = 19 words:
Read all the rules
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Each word must have at least three letters and must include the red letter in the middle.
Target = 19 words:
Read all the rules
See the answers
Thursday, 27 September 2018
Sudoku Puzzle no 271 (Diabolical)
Erick Middleton, a member of my Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group, sent me some more puzzles a day or two ago. He creates them using a Perl script (whereas I use a C program). Here is one of his puzzles. It starts easily but has three tough / diabolical positions towards the end:
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Solve online
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Monday, 24 September 2018
Saturday, 22 September 2018
Solution to Sudoku no 269
Here is my original version of the solution:
...and here is another version from Baby-Rey Zaballero. She is a member of the Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group:
Friday, 21 September 2018
Wednesday, 19 September 2018
Tuesday, 18 September 2018
Solution to Puzzle no 266
Here is my original version of the solution:
...and here is another version from Myrna Dulce Astibe, a member of my Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group:
...and here is another version from Myrna Dulce Astibe, a member of my Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group:
Monday, 17 September 2018
Sunday, 16 September 2018
Saturday, 15 September 2018
Solution to Sudoku no 263
Here is my original version of the solution:
...and here is another version, which mmm(mia) sent to me on Twitter:
Friday, 14 September 2018
Solution to Sudoku no 262
Here is my original version of the solution:
...and here is another version from Myrna Dulce Astibe, a member of the Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group:
...and here is another version from Myrna Dulce Astibe, a member of the Sudoku Puzzles Facebook group:
Thursday, 13 September 2018
Solution to Puzzle no 1
cent
cite
entice
epic
except
excepting
excite
exec
exigent
exit
expect
expecting
exigent
exit
expect
expecting
gee
gene
genetic
genie
gent
get
ice
inept
net
next
nice
niece
pectin
pee
peeing
peg
pen
pence
pent
pet
pie
piece
pine
tee
teeing
teen
ten
tie
tine
tinge
Word Puzzle no 1
How many words can you make using the letters in the table below?
Each word must have at least three letters and must include the red letter in the middle.
Target = 42 words:
Read all the rules
See the answers
Each word must have at least three letters and must include the red letter in the middle.
Target = 42 words:
Read all the rules
See the answers
British English Rules
All words must have at least three letters.
There is at least one nine letter word.
All words must include the red letter in the centre of the table.
If a letter appears once in the table, you may only use it once in each word.
If a letter appears twice in the table, you may use it once or twice in each word and so on.
You may only use British English spelling for this puzzle.
Plurals are allowed.
Verb conjugations are allowed.
Comparatives and superlatives (e.g. big, bigger, biggest) are allowed.
Some well known abbreviations are allowed (e.g. gent, which is short for gentleman).
Proper nouns e.g. Andrew, London and Thames are not allowed. You can recognise these as they begin with a capital letter.
Local dialect is not allowed.
Offensive swear words are not allowed.
Acronyms, e.g. CIA, DVLA and MEP, are not allowed.
The answers will usually be published a day or two after the puzzle.
There is at least one nine letter word.
All words must include the red letter in the centre of the table.
If a letter appears once in the table, you may only use it once in each word.
If a letter appears twice in the table, you may use it once or twice in each word and so on.
You may only use British English spelling for this puzzle.
Plurals are allowed.
Verb conjugations are allowed.
Comparatives and superlatives (e.g. big, bigger, biggest) are allowed.
Some well known abbreviations are allowed (e.g. gent, which is short for gentleman).
Proper nouns e.g. Andrew, London and Thames are not allowed. You can recognise these as they begin with a capital letter.
Local dialect is not allowed.
Offensive swear words are not allowed.
Acronyms, e.g. CIA, DVLA and MEP, are not allowed.
The answers will usually be published a day or two after the puzzle.
Wednesday, 12 September 2018
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
Sunday, 9 September 2018
Thursday, 6 September 2018
Sudoku Puzzle no 258 (Diabolical)
According to Andrew Stuart's grader and solver, this Sudoku puzzle has 18 tough or diabolical positions to work through. This puts it at the top of the diabolical category:
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Solve online
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Wednesday, 5 September 2018
Monday, 3 September 2018
Sunday, 2 September 2018
Saturday, 1 September 2018
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