Puzzles for Adults and Children
The hint for last week’s Dot Matrix has been uploaded, as has the solution to Honeycomb from two weeks ago.
Glitchygram is the final regular puzzle of this puzzle set. Come back next week for the March-April metapuzzle!
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The hint for last week’s Honeycomb has been uploaded, as has the solution to Disassemble/Reassemble from two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Dot Matrix. Don’t let yourself get drawn astray by red herrings and partial sets.
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The hint for last week’s Disassemble/Reassemble has been uploaded, as has the solution to Bread and Butter from two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Honeycomb. The bees have been hard at work, filling their delicious hexagons with tasty words. ERRATA: The clues for lines one, three, and six have been edited. Thank you to Jason for pointing out the errors!
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The hint for last week’s Bread and Butter has been uploaded, as has the solution to Coats of Arms from two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Disassemble/Reassemble. Time to break out the scissors and tape!
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The hint for last week’s Coats of Arms has been uploaded, as has the solution to Sound Initials from two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Bread and Butter. Some things are just better together.
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The hint for last week’s Sound Initials has been uploaded, as has the solution to Some Sums from two weeks ago. March is off to a great start, with twenty-two solvers over the first two weeks.
This week’s new puzzle is Coats of Arms. Can you tell what these crests stand for?
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The solution to the January-February metapuzzle, Ordered Series, is up now. Fifteen of you solved it. Well done and thank you to all you, as well as anybody who solved any puzzles in the set. The hint for last week’s puzzle, Some Sums, has been posted as well.
This week’s new puzzle is Sound Initials. R U Ready?
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The first metapuzzle of the year, Ordered Series, has been out for a week, and there have been thirteen solvers so far. Check out the hint if you want to join them. The solution to Pungent Puns is also up and may help you.
The first puzzle of the new set is Some Sums. Get ready for some alphabetic arithmetic!
All eight puzzles of Grant Fikes’ ninth season of Kevin’s Puzzles at Home have now had their hints released. You have one more week to earn some money for the food bank!
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The hint for last week’s puzzle, Pungent Puns, has now been posted, as has the solution to Everything Must Go!, the puzzle from two weeks ago.
The metapuzzle for the past two months is Ordered Series. ERRATA: The puzzle incorrectly listed “The High Priestess”, rather than “The Empress”. This has been corrected. Apologies for the confusion. Thanks to Grant for the correction. Use your answers from the last seven puzzles to solve it. Or, if you haven’t gotten last week’s answer yet, try to solve it with only six answers for a little extra challenge. Next week we will start another two-month puzzle set.
Reminder that Grant Fikes is wrapping up his ninth season of Kevin’s Puzzles at Home. These puzzles run to the easier side, and for every solve, he donates to a food bank. All eight puzzles are now available, so go check it out!
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A hint for last week’s puzzle, Everything Must Go!, has now been posted, as has the solution to Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia, the puzzle from two weeks ago.
This week brings the final regular puzzle for this puzzle set, Pungent Puns. Come back next week for the first metapuzzle of 2025.
Reminder that Grant Fikes is continuing his ninth season of Kevin’s Puzzles at Home. These puzzles run to the easier side, and for every solve, he donates to a food bank. There are only a few weeks remaining, so go check out the puzzles!
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