Blaine's Puzzle Blog

NPR Sunday Puzzle (July 31, 2016): Ponies Accept Seared Caviar : Q: Take the four four-letter words LIMB, AREA, CORK and KNEE. Write the...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (July 24, 2016): Men's Kitchen Attire : Q: A spoonerism is an interchange of initial consonant sounds in a phrase to g...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (July 17, 2016): Mixed-up American Politicians : A: Name a prominent American politician — first and last names, 11 letter...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (July 10, 2016): The Boys of Summer : Q: Think of a phrase that denotes a particular major-league sports team in 12 letter...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (July 3, 2016): Shall we play a game? : Q: Take the word FALSE and divide it between the L and the S (e.g. FAL and SE). FA...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (June 26, 2016): State of the Union Address : A: Think of two well-known American cities, each five letters long. The firs...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (June 19, 2016): There Is Still Work to Do : Q: Think of a word that means "unfinished." Add one letter at the s...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (June 12, 2016): C D B? D B S A B Z B! : Q: Take the word baci (Italian for "kisses"). You can rearrange the let...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (June 5, 2016): Pack your Bags : Q: Name a famous actor — seven-letter first name, four-letter last name. Take four consec...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 29, 2016): Game, Set and Match : Q: What is the most consecutive points a tennis player can lose and still win a best...