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I found the following pattern.
Some other examples are:
Also, the title is related to the pattern. (thanks to a hint from OP)
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It must be
because
Or in symbols,
I spotted this by noticing
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You are spending your holiday
The first letters of the title say
Homophone pairs:
The pattern:
So word for nine is
Right word
These first letters of the new words
Wordplay
user70451 found 1 and 3, I found 4 and 5 and oAlt found 2, 6-9.
Go check out their answers for explanations and consider leaving an upvote! I won't be explaining the solutions here, ...
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I think the answer is:
The logic:
Then:
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The answer is:
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The five pairs are all
These show the relationships
Another one in this group
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This is my first time using this site so bear with me if I don't know what I'm doing. Answered this but it was deleted? So I'll try again.
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The answer is:
Because each line represents:
75 Wathd,tsshtf
74 M,m,aWNds
77 Tcfffa,nIuts
76 O,ycd,ycj
80 Yh,ys,ys
73 Edinmohwtto
One final step:
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These are all
The pairings are
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Consider the following binary operation on letters of the alphabet
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Guess
I do not have a great moive knowlegde, but one could be
Another may be
Another may be
Other guesses include
So,
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Thanks to @QuantumTwinkie for the tip that the images correspond to movie titles. Edit: I swapped the intended meanings of the images so with an additional hint from the puzzler I have hopefully corrected my mistake.
I will go in order of the words corresponding to the numbers of each image, which are then used as placeholders for the question marks.
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The first part of the third set also includes:
EDIT 1:
And a stab in the dark (ignoring, for example, the sequences of letters derived from each set of clues):
Whence we find the place where you are spending your vacation:
EDIT 2:
It seems we've found the answer but not the solution. Following mohirl's investigation into Right Words:
Or, alternatively ...
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For the last set,
About the yet unsolved, I have completely no idea.
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There are 2 other ways to look at the bulbs
First the three bulbs in the last row could actually be
14+14+14=42 since each one is 10 plus the lines at the top. This
gives 387 as the answer
Secondly
Each bulb has 3 horizontal lines at the bottom portion. So the bulb
could represent 5 top lines multiplied by the 3 horizontal lines
(5*3=15)
It is hard to ...
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The final answer is
To figure out the digits (building off some of the logic in Earlien's solution):
To figure out the missing number:
Upon some searching it seems this puzzle is inspired by:
Very clever, thanks for the puzzle!
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Possible starting point for the Right/Wrong words:
There are quite a number of possibilities for each though, except for
Given that the OPs comment below hints that this is special, perhaps it's that
Taking a stab at the others anyway:
Giving us the letters:
Which seems of no help whatsoever
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Partial answer
Posting this as a partial because I don't have time to devote half enough time to the wonderful array of clues provided, but I think the secret is
Take for example:
EDGBASTON: Comes up to a place near the M5, south of Eastington. If you actually want Edgbaston, keyword STODGY will get you there, specifically to the golf course.
keyword STODGY ...
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Just an idea, not a complete solution:
However:
EDIT after the hint, still not solved:
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Look at the letters used.
Look at the pattern drawn on the back.
There's a connection given by
Maybe the three-letter strings are given by
Explicitly:
The only one not expressible in this form is
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Think this is it:
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This question looks like suduku but it has different rules.
There are 3 columns and 3 rows which contains 2x2 cells of shapes.
Each column follows different rule of a certain movement (the movement of cells showed in different rows on same column).
In the left column all shapes move anti clockwise.
In the middle all the shapes from the top two cells go to ...
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These triangles
The rules:
As @Bass points out this can be represented by addition. If a gap = 0, △ = 1 and ▽ = 2 then
So therefore the correct answer is
Hopefully that makes sense!
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Found a pattern but it is almost certainly random luck and not the solution...
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