Category: Hints

The French Connection has now been out for a week. If you need a hint on where to start, check below.

The new puzzle for this week is Common Ground. Venn you are looking for connections, use a diagram.

You will need to connect pairs of English words which sound like a new English word or phrase. Alphabetize your remaining words to find your final clue. Don’t forget to remove all punctuation before entering your answer!

The puzzle Resupply has now been out for a week. If you need a hint on where to start, check below.

The new puzzle for this week is The French Connection. Something may have been lost in translation.

Each shop uses a different encoding method to determine their prices. In each case, the shop titles provide a hint. For two of the shops, you will need to look at first letters, and for two other shops, you will only need to look at one or two of the letters. The final shop cares about all the letters, but not what they are.

The puzzle Mixed Signals has now been out for a week. If you need a hint on where to start, check below.

The new puzzle for this week is Resupply. Each of these shops has a different method of setting prices.

Each of these signal flags is actually two flags in one. To solve the puzzle, you will have to extract the ANSWER.

The puzzle Terrible Teeth has now been out for a week. If you need a hint on where to start, check below.

The new puzzle for this week is Mixed Signals. Can you disentangle this answer?

There are eight pairs of top and bottom teeth that fit together exactly. Each set can be read from left to right.

The puzzle Programming has now been out for a week. If you need to see the program in action, check below.

The new puzzle for this week is Terrible Teeth. If only I could get them to stop chattering.

The puzzle has been converted from pseudocode to the Snap! programming language here. To view it properly, click on the stop button in the upper right corner, followed by the two arrows in the top middle, and finally the two footprints to the left of that. This will bring up a sliding bar which you will want to drag to the left a bit to slow down the program. Now if you click the green flag, the program will start again. Keep an eye on what it does.

The puzzle Laundry Day has now been out for a week. If you need some help in figuring it out, check the hint below.

The new puzzle for this week is Programming. *Bleep Bloop*

Count the number of each of the five types of clothing, then arrange them from head to toe.

The puzzle Babysitting has now been out for a week. If you are struggling at all, check below for a hint.

The January-February metapuzzle is Seven Puzzles for Seven Dwarfs. Use your answers from the previous seven weeks to find this solution.

Briony was the babysitter on Day 2.

The puzzle Funny Music has now been out for a week. If you are struggling at all, check below for a hint.

The new puzzle this week is Babysitting. It’s for the kids!

All of these clues refer to characters from an animated series of short films. Use the numbers to get a particular letter from each character’s name.

The puzzle Bumps has now been out for a week. It has proven difficult for a couple reasons. If you are stuck, check out the hint below.

The new puzzle this week is Funny Music. Might I suggest some Weird Al?

The circles in this puzzle form a Masyu (Pearls) logic puzzle. You can solve it online here.

To solve the puzzle, you will have to start along the edges and work your way in. The top middle section is the hardest, and will be easiest if you use Trial Mode puzz.link to test a couple steps ahead, though you can also abuse the knowledge that there must be a unique solution to rule out possibilities much more quickly.