NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 27, 2021): Japanese and Mexican Food Q: Take the name of a major American city. Hidden inside it in consecutive letters is the name of a Japanese food. Remove that. The remaining letters can be rearranged to spell some Mexican foods. Name the city and the […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 20, 2021): Take the Car out for a Spin Q: Name a make of car. Write it in all capital letters. Rotate one of the letters 90 degrees and another letter 180 degrees to make a woman’s name. What is it? I think this might be […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 13, 2021): Famous Woman with a Three Part Name Q: Name a famous woman in American history with a three-part name. Change one letter in her first name to a double letter. The resulting first and second parts of her name form the first and last […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Jun 6, 2021): Best Picture Oscar Winners Q: Write down the name of a country plus its capital, one after the other. Hidden in consecutive letters inside this is the name of a film that won an Academy Award for Best Picture. Name the country, capital, and […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 30, 2021): A=1, B=2, C=3, … Q: Name a famous city in 10 letters that contains an “S.” Drop the “S.” Then assign the remaining nine letters their standard value in the alphabet — A = 1, B= 2, C = 3, etc. The total value […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 23, 2021): In a Quandary Q: Think of an eight-letter word in which the third and sixth letters are “A.” Remove the A’s. The remaining six letters start a common series. What is it? And what comes next in that series? Edit: I was in a […]

NPR Sunday Puzzle (May 16, 2021): It’s not Cher, Sting or Prince Q: Name a popular singer — first and last names. Change one letter to a “P” and read the result backward. You’ll get what many people do around this singer. Who is it? Am I the only one […]