The New York Times’ head of games has described Wordle as a “wonderful, fantastic game” with a “really distinctive, unique tale” after the newspaper acquires the famous online puzzle funds deposited same day. The web-based game has become a big success in recent months. Initially developed as a gift for a lover by British software […]
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On-air challenge: Each response today is a four-letter word made up of two consecutive state postal abbreviations. Ex. Similar -> AKIN [Alaska + Indiana]1. What a volcano spits out2. Mineral that comes in thin layers3. Breeze4. Like wet grass in the morning5. Hide6. Arrived7. Opera alone8. Big party, like a black tie affair9. Hotel employee […]
On-air challenge: Each response today is a four-letter word made up of two consecutive state postal abbreviations. Ex. Similar -> AKIN [Alaska + Indiana]1. What a volcano spits out2. Mineral that comes in thin layers3. Breeze4. Like wet grass in the morning5. Hide6. Arrived7. Opera alone8. Big party, like a black tie affair9. Hotel employee […]
Sunday puzzle NPR hide caption toggle legend NPR On-air challenge: Think of a sentence made up of two words. Each word has two syllables. The first syllable has an E long vowel sound. Change that to a long-A sound and phonetically you will get the second word of the sentence. Example: Jewish scroll for a […]
On-Air Challenge: Think of a sentence made up of two words. Each word has two syllables. The first syllable has a long E vowel sound. Change that to a long A sound and phonetically you’ll get the second word of the sentence. Example: Jewish roll for a dog with long ears –> BEAGLE BAGEL 1. […]
There really is no conundrum about this. Word and number game aficionados get caught up in the challenge. While Pam Robbins enjoys her breakfast, she reads the Press-Republican cover to cover, and then, she says, “the piece de resistance is the crossword puzzle and the mess.” Pam, a retired nurse practitioner in her 60s, has […]
Children who play with puzzles between the ages of 2 and 4 later develop better spatial skills, according to a study by researchers at the University of Chicago. The puzzle game was found to be a significant predictor of spatial skills after controlling for differences in parents ‘income, education level, and overall amount of input […]