May 30 - Puzzlin' Wednesday |
It's Wednesday - time to fire up your brain to get you over the hump and into the weekend. Try out today's puzzle!
How did you do with last week’s doublets? If you’ve given up and you need some answers you can find them here.
Word squares are made up words that read the same horizontally and vertically—the first word horizontally and the first word vertically are the same. Here’s an example with numbers to help you identify the words. | | | 1 | 2
| 3
| Word #1: Not happy
| 1
| S | A
| D | Word #2: Beer
| 2
| A | L
| E
| Word #3: Bear Bed
| 3
| D
| E
| N
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Let's Play! Sometimes they have clues, sometimes not. Let’s give it a try with clues to start out –they’re easier.
Word #1 – Road
Word #2 – Site
Word #3 – Close
Word #4 – Corn
Word #1 – What the bee did
Word #2 – One of three famous singers
Word #3 – Open shoe
Word #4 – Din
Word #5 – Wave
Word #1 – Manor
Word #2 – After trip to barber
Word #3 – Singing
Word #4 – Not wanting to
Word #5 – More uptight
Word #6 – Uses the door
Next time, we’ll try some that fill in a few letters but don’t give you any clues.
Stop by on Friday when I confess my big reading secret.
Answer's to May 23 Doublets puzzleLight
Tight
Night | Can
Con
Don
| Seed
Seen
Been
Bean
Lean
Leaf | Pig
Wig
Wag
Way
Say
Sty
| Four
Foul
Fool
Foot
Fort
Fore
Fire
Five
| Wheat
Cheat
Cheam
Cream
Bream
Bread
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Jodi M. Webb |
| About the author: |
| Jodi has been leading the crazy life of a writer for over a decade--along the way she's had a 6 foot tall ostrich try to eat her camera bag, rode in a medieval cart built by high school students, and held a super-sized gold chain recovered from a shipwreck. Unfortunately the gold chain wouldn't fit in her camera bag or she'd be writing to you from a villa in Italy--not Pennsylvania. When not writing she spends her time reading mysteries and World War II histories and baking cookies.
She's also working on her first book, a mystery that reaches back into World War II for a motive. |
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