Hot answers tagged

28 votes
Accepted

It's what's within the two

The answer to the puzzle is Which we must use to solve it!
Beastly Gerbil's user avatar
25 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #14 (Entertainment 3/4): Integration by Parts

The items in the middle column are The columns on either side contain If we Taking just So the final answer is
juicifer's user avatar
  • 7,844
23 votes
Accepted

Behaviorists hate this trick

I think the answer is Reasoning: We can It looks like we need to place the squares so that the
Amoz's user avatar
  • 23.1k
19 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #01 (Geography 1/4): History

First, we need to resolve the six lines in the quote: We can then observe that Noting that
Alaiko's user avatar
  • 5,606
18 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #12 (Sports and Leisure 2/4): Logic Boat

The 6-letter word that can be extracted is: The solution path:
fljx's user avatar
  • 12.8k
18 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #04 (Art and Literature 1/4): Threesome

First note that for each row, the @ represents the same symbol Each describes a three-word phrase: Note that for each three-word phrase, there is exactly one (unique!) common letter among the three ...
CatProgrammer's user avatar
18 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #07 (Geography 2/4): String Theory

I think the answer is: Each of the tables ... The H example The first letter The second letter The third letter The fourth letter
M Oehm's user avatar
  • 57.2k
16 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #06 (Sports and Leisure 1/4): Life Goals

Well, So we complete the table to get where Now thus: Well, now, what about So our final answer is One thing I was puzzled by but forgot about when writing up the answer:
Gareth McCaughan's user avatar
16 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #05 (Science and Nature 1/4): Animal Songs

The answer is Because all of these is an animal contained in a title of The note symbol corresponds to the
Prim3numbah's user avatar
  • 27.4k
15 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #11 (Science and Nature 2/4): The Search

You were attempting to purchase: And some explanation:
fljx's user avatar
  • 12.8k
13 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #09 (History 2/4): Windows 7

The relevant final answer to the architectural puzzle is:
fljx's user avatar
  • 12.8k
13 votes
Accepted

Your answer may not make any sense to me

Are you the word: Put me in a STATE and I will ride a car Put me in a CAR and I will talk on a phone Put me in a PHONE and I will stay put Edit for the title: Your answer may not make any sense to ...
Johnson's user avatar
  • 4,336
13 votes
Accepted

A delicious country puzzle

This puzzle is delicious because it contains a nice, juicy... First solve the rebus. The words we are looking for, of 8 and 7 letters, are: Now we apply the instruction at the top... Finally, we ...
Stiv's user avatar
  • 129k
12 votes
Accepted

Build-an-Animal Workshop

You are a If I wear a canine head, I’ll become hard like a rock. But if I wear a cervid head, I’ll be almost as soft as a sock. If I wear a fish tail, I’ll be dead and rotting on a plain. But if I ...
Tom's user avatar
  • 70.2k
12 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #03 (History 1/4): Jurassic World

Stage 1: So 'A' is: OP note (for completeness): Stage 2: So 'B' is: Stage 3: So 'C' is: Stage 4: So 'D' is: Stage 6: So 'F' is: For completeness: Stage 5 (thanks to @fljx): For the meta ...
JGibbers's user avatar
  • 3,560
12 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #02 (Entertainment 1/4): Wrong Superhero

Each answer is made by Minecraft character who receives enhanced abilities after taking the Heart-Shaped Herb (5,7) Vigilante who patrols the city streets at night wearing one of his many noteworthy ...
Jafe's user avatar
  • 75.6k
11 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #08 (Entertainment 2/4): Names

First we solve the rebuses: Then we notice We find them all: Then we notice that I thought that was the end but @Daniel S observes in the comments that we can go further:
caPNCApn's user avatar
  • 17.1k
11 votes
Accepted

Excuse me, I don't wear pointy hats!

The first thing that stands out is that Well, The second card The third card The fourth card The fifth card The sixth card At this point we have
Gareth McCaughan's user avatar
10 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #13 (Geography 3/4): Things Fall Apart

This puzzle is about... To start with, we note that the pictures represent the words We can then the solutions for which leaves
Daniel S's user avatar
  • 4,506
10 votes

A Trivial Pursuit #03 (History 1/4): Jurassic World

Stage 5, to fill in JGibbers' great answer, and find the final location:
fljx's user avatar
  • 12.8k
10 votes
Accepted

Five ordered names

Because it's... More specifically The full answers being
Daniel S's user avatar
  • 4,506
9 votes
Accepted

A three-stage puzzle

Aha! This collection of words is linked to... For example, the top row of Group 1 is 'cat / met / but' - and these are... A few notes about the rules behind the OP's choices: This all being ...
Stiv's user avatar
  • 129k
7 votes
Accepted

A Trivial Pursuit #15 (History 3/4): Those Not Present

The answer is The answers are We then note Furthermore
Daniel S's user avatar
  • 4,506
4 votes

Python Conundrum 3: A Dwarven Vault

Partial answer The black dots in the image given represent prime numbers, reading in the top row of 64 (which starts with 2, 3, and 5), then the next row (whose first prime is 67), and so on. The ...
xnor's user avatar
  • 26.2k
2 votes
Accepted

Just a regular puzzle (It's what's inside that counts)

Is it the diagram shown Alternatively because the diagram
Daniel S's user avatar
  • 4,506
2 votes
Accepted

Techno-Culinary Brain Teaser: Unravel the Code in the Kitchen

I suspect it is
CatProgrammer's user avatar
1 vote

A 5 letter word that remains a word if you remove any one letter

I wrote some code to identify all such words, using the CSW21 Scrabble lexicon as my dataset. The longest such word is six letters long; all five and six-letter examples are bolded in the list below. ...
user574848's user avatar

Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible