New answers tagged english
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I came up with this pattern, which probably is not the desired answer but it's worth sharing anyway.
From Rand al'Thor's answer:
Now I noticed that if you order the countries by their given number:
So with this logic we can answer the first question with:
The answer to the second question would be:
Answer to the Third question:
So the valid word is:
......
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Hints
I understand the meaning of the hints:
Puzzle structure
My guess is that the puzzle involves
Supporting this is the fact that
But I'm not sure what to do for the numbers with more than one digit: for example,
On the other hand,
Answers
At least I can partially answer the third question:
And the first question:
For the second question, I'm mostly ...
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B: BLABBY (3/6)
E: GREEGREE (4/8)
G: GIGGING (4/7)
L: BELLPULL (4/8)
M: HAMMAM (3/6)
O: BOOCOO (4/6)
P: POPPER (3/6)
S: CLASSLESSNESSES (7/13)
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Current records:
A - araara (4/6) ~ New Zealand jargon for trevally
Q - duqqa (2/5) ~ an Egyptian spice
P - poppop (4/6) ~ informal term for grandfather (not validated yet)
Invalid suggestions:
A - laalaa (4/6) ~ a Senegalese language
Links: araara, duqqa, poppop (it's listed under alternate forms), laalaa
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A Number Word™ is
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I think the answer is
Put a P, then Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva will turn a goddess into this.
Put an R, you speak it more than writing it.
Put a T, I become e-learning.
Put a G, then I become a floor.
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