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Time to Crash the Forums Again: PuzzleDonkey 4!!!!
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I'm pretty convinced, for the time being, that my 'rotation' is correct in that
I wasn't able to even come up with all 5 letter words except for that rotation. But I don't see THAT many possible changes to the middle letters. I wrote them out, horizontally as letters progress and letters going down are further options.
but I can't get any words out of that =\
FI lines up with ED
I wasn't able to even come up with all 5 letter words except for that rotation. But I don't see THAT many possible changes to the middle letters. I wrote them out, horizontally as letters progress and letters going down are further options.
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so for isntance FI ED could be fined, fired, fixed, or filed
XIRKORABO
L CLA P
R TM
N
[/spoiler]Oops, nevermind, now me AND iapetus are past 1.09. 
That word was lurking in the back of my mind, too! I don't know why it just didn't click, though. I guess the best clue I can give is try and think of which letters form an oft-used prefix, and that should be the start of the word.
Edit: you are also missing a couple letter combinations there. You won't be able to get it until you find them.
That word was lurking in the back of my mind, too! I don't know why it just didn't click, though. I guess the best clue I can give is try and think of which letters form an oft-used prefix, and that should be the start of the word.
Edit: you are also missing a couple letter combinations there. You won't be able to get it until you find them.
slayn said:
You have three words wrong.
TALES, AMPLE, FINED
It's not a British word. It's not one you'll be seeing every day of the week, though - you might want to look at http://www.onelook.com/ for a helping hand...
Belfast said:
I found a three-letter internal sequence that turned out to be wrong, which threw me for a while.
1.14 has me completely stumped, though.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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9 was soooo hard.
Filed
Chime
Bacon
Tapes
Chair
Apron
Swarm
Amble
Spoon
Chime
Bacon
Tapes
Chair
Apron
Swarm
Amble
Spoon
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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10 is soooo easy. The easiest one since 2.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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slayn:
what happens if you stay out in the sun too long?
Christoff Yurievich
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1.5 is killing me. Is it a boys name or a girls name?
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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Answer to #10 sorta!
No, it's
for those who can't spell.
No, it's
unburned
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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Well, I guess they were being kind to those who can't spell
I've been staring at 10 for a while now,
had a weird thought of something like
had a weird thought of something like
could 'matchmakers' be people that actually make matches... and then if matchmakers 'light up' as in... explode, well then there aren't any matches left and so you can't yourself 'light up' as in you don't have a match. Seemed to fit with the style of these puzzles but that didn't actually work
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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I realize, but the question wanted you to remove the first letter to make a new word.
is not a word, hence the possible leniency due to a lack of elite spelling skillz.
unburnt
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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I'm just going by dictionary.com. That and it accepted my proper spelling.
As for the matchmakers, you're on the right track slayn.
As for the matchmakers, you're on the right track slayn.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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for the matchmakers
Puzzle 12 is way too easy.
think of what you do to a match, and what workers can do
Puzzle 12 is way too easy.
just read the last line with the fences one, you'll get it
Christoff Yurievich
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Crispy said:
part of a bicycle/past tense for "speak"
Christoff Yurievich
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1.5 -
1.6 - ok, I think I'm stumped. is the Greek letter important?
you gotta be kidding me. what a stupid answer.
1.6 - ok, I think I'm stumped. is the Greek letter important?
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