Blaine's Puzzle Blog

Can you figure out the next few terms in the following sequence? Q: 1, 3, 7, 12, 18, 26, 35, 45, 56, 69... I'll post the answer some tim...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 22): Add 3 Letters Twice : Q: Here's an example: Take the letters I, L, R and T. Insert a trigram (three-letter g...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 15): Female TV Host Puzzle Q: Name a female host of a popular TV program. Rearrange the letters of her first name to ...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 8): Cat Got Your Tongue? : Q: Think of a familiar phrase in five words that means 'tongue tied.' One word in ...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 1): A Tale of Two Cities : Q: Take the phrase 'atlas of the world,' change the 'E' to an 'R,'...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Feb 22): What's on your desk? : Q: Name an item often found on a desk. It's a hyphenated word. Add an 'S'...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Feb 15): Pensacola Anagram : Q: Take the name 'Pensacola,' remove one letter and rearrange the letters that remai...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Feb 8): What is the Country? What are the Synonyms?? : Q: Take the name of a country, interchange two consecutive letters...

Here's a fun game you can play with friends. I'll give you a sequence of letters. Your goal is to find a common English word that h...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Feb 1): Famous Living Woman... : Q: Think of a famous living woman whose first and last names are each accented on the se...