How to play Setka, the short version: Answer each clue using only Puzzle Letters and vowels. Clue answers, minus vowels and duplicate letters, go in the corresponding boxes in the grid. Only Puzzle Letters go in the grid! Puzzle Letters can be entered forward/backward/up/down/L-shape, but not ...

Had no choice but to leave his ground The foe took him by surprise With his food and shelter lost to the beast The cat became his prize What is the word referred here?

The following is the condition stated to receive the revival badge: Answer more than 30 days after a question was asked as first answer scoring 2 or more I believe the condition was met for my post for the following question Which is the missing number? Am I missing something here?

I've recently finished dropping my jaw at Raymond Smullyan's "What is the Name of this Book," and the section on Gödel's incompleteness theorem, involving islands of knights (truthers) and knaves (liars), was absolutely astonishing. Problem 268c in the book is not given a solution; in it, Smullya...

Can you find two geometrical shapes with the following property: If you remove any 1x2 rectangle from a 4x4 grid, then the remaining area can be exactly covered with the two shapes. What do these two shapes look like? This puzzle was inspired by this one: Cover 63 squares of a chess board

(This is part of a series of puzzles written for Timwi for a Secret Santa puzzle exchange, themed around various custom modules for the game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. No KTaNE knowledge is necessary for any of these puzzles except the final meta; each puzzle resolves to a single word or ...

Apparently, yesterday was National Puzzle Day (in the US, I think). As part of the celebration, American comedian Demetri Martin posted a puzzle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DemetriMartin/status/1222580168692260866/photo/1 I won't share the image here because I'm not sure about permissions. T...

Place numbers 1 to 100 in the cells of this 10 x 10 board in such a way that consecutive numbers, and also numbers 1 and 100, occupy neighboring cells (either vertically or horizontally). Prime numbers should occupy grey cells, while square numbers should go on green cells.

From higher plane do I see, One side yellow streams of rays do I see, One side red streams of rays do I see, The speed of rays I can feel!!! Can you guess what do I see?

The numbers 1,2,3, ..., 99 are written on the blackboard. Alice and Bob play the following game, taking turns. Alice starts. At every turn, each player removes one number until two numbers are remaining. If the sum of those two numbers is divisible by 7, Alice wins otherwise Bob. Who has a wi...

Starting with a way to combine what you choose Hope not too short for you to lose Then a short delay Wait there if you may Take one more step It's far more than a day Who am I?

Start with a way to merge what you choose Hope not too short for you to lose Then a short delay Wait there if you may Take one more step For an aeon you'll stay Who am I?

Last night I went to a bar with my roommate. We ordered the same drink (Campari spritz of course) and I quickly begin to drink mine. My friend is much slower than me: when I finished my drink they had barely drink a quarter of their so I order another drink (another Campari spritz of course). Wh...

The bottom two layers are solved, and the cross has been formed on the bottom layer. I am putting the corners in, ready to orientate them correctly, but I have two corners which need swapping. (The 719 and 341 corners on front and back left so it has the right orientation to the centre piece bein...

This is in the spirit of the What is a Word™/Phrase™ series started by JLee with a special brand of Phrase™ and Word™ puzzles. If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it an Authentic Word™. Use the examples below to find the rule. $$ % set Title text. (spaces around the text ARE importa...