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this puzzle was just the winner of Shannon O'Hannanan Public School's Puzzle Club contest. As the prize, we are letting the winner type out his puzzle on the puzzle stack exchange for all of you to solve. Our winner is Simon Swive (Grade 6): The answer to the puzzle is a noun: 11 22 33 44 55 66...

A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street. A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet. Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet. Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete. Looking for a first name.

We are two brothers bounded by a circle I'm his double but he has twice more legs than me What are we?

What am I? I'm 10 times higher in Athens than in Rome I'm just myself in London and New York I traditionally count in San Francisco I will make you lean in Geneva

Here comes another Riley! My infix is who you are My prefix is my infix's alpha My suffix is a short little insect And me you shall not dissect!

There came a bird rainbow, flew out of your window. My mind is filled with complete emptiness. Whenever you give me a gesture, I wake up to meet you. Then I wander around in Paradise like a vagabond. We loved each other when you were so young, but when you come to me t...

Caution: You are entering a boring adventure zone You need to follow Reena's morning routine and answer the question: How many doors did Reena physically open? It was Sunday and Reena decided to do some chores. She cleared the sink by putting the dishes in the dishwasher. She also cleaned...

Once a fruit has won a different fruit. Undesirably! What fruits are we talking about?

I ran across a puzzle tagged "trivia" recently. Its descriptor mentioned that it required non-essential knowledge of pop-culture to solve. This seems like a slightly narrower version of the "knowledge" tag, with the only difference being the pop-culture element. I'm unsure that that difference is...

Can you help me find the next move. (The cells marked with dots must be white).

On a page called 14 jokes only intellectuals will really understand, it lists: A mathematician is heading to a house party. Just as he is coming up to the house, he notices there are no cars parked nearby, and all the lights in the house turned off. Just then, he sees two people enter, a...

The following nine words are the only words in the entire English language* that have a certain extraordinary property: bevy by girt grit hovels lo vole wizard wold What is that property? * that I was able to find, based on a search of a 100,000-word English dictionary.