This game is named after Lewis Carroll, who liked to serve up 10, 20 and 30-letter challenges like that above. Our answer from the last two puzzles are ‘THEORY’ (found in LITHE OR YOU…) and clued by supposition, and our last 2.10 solution was ‘GIRDER SHOP’.
I see hidden words! I see them clued in the sentence where they lay in repose, waiting for your cleverness to unearth them…
Solve clues to words and phrases containing the intact trigram ‘aug’.
Here’s a link to the full printable Aug25 puzzle page.
Find the embedded words clued within their sentence. Three clues are provided as a last resort (pun intended).
What keyword is found in the definitions of each of the given words?
The image above shows only a portion of the game! Here’s a link to the full version, ready for print ‘n’ play all day.
Find the word clued by the sentence in which it hides.
Take a pangrammatic A-Z tour by solving clues for each letter of the alphabet. Try timing yourself on this one…”
Here’s a print and play version.
Here is a link to the full printable puzzle, including the answers.
Print it out and let it niggle your noggin all day!
