Q: Think of two parts of the human body that start with the same letter of the alphabet. Drop one instance of that letter and rearrange the remaining letters to name another part of the body that is not near the other two. What are the body parts?For Father's Day, [REDACTED]
Sunday, June 16, 2024
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 16, 2024): Mixed-up Body Parts
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 16, 2024): Mixed-up Body Parts
Sunday, June 09, 2024
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 9, 2024): Don't Judge My Baguette or Biscuit Storage
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 9, 2024): Don't Judge My Baguette or Biscuit Storage
Edit: I was hinting at GUIDE --> GLIDE
Q: This is a little tricky. What item containing a silent "u" is commonly found in kitchen drawers?If you change the "u" to a different letter of the alphabet, you get a name for a similar item.
Edit: I was hinting at GUIDE --> GLIDE
A: A GUIDE is part of the construction of a kitchen drawer. But SILENT U anagrams to UTENSIL. I'll update this with the intended answer when it's revealed on Sunday.
Update: There were 64 people that submitted the intended answer of UTENSIL
Sunday, June 02, 2024
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 2, 2024): Name That Writer
NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 2, 2024): Name That Writer
Edit: AR-CE-HS --> SEARCH
Q: Think of a famous writer with a three-word name. The first two letters of the last name followed by the first two letters of the middle name followed by the first two letters of the first name, in order, spell an adjective that describes this author today. Who is it?Take the last two letters of each name, rearrange those six letters to get something you might do while solving this puzzle.
Edit: AR-CE-HS --> SEARCH
A: EDgar RIce BUrroughs --> BURIED
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