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This drawing was send to me by a friend few years ago . He said it is a kind of Mystery Case File but what to find is up to me figure them out. Are there something to find here?

Solve the clues and arrive at a word. Let's call the word X. Combine the letters/words obtained from each clue and arrive at X. Places with lots of noise and eager eyeballs. Take the last three letters from this word. An article. I'm a cow but quieter. Take the first three letters. Spl...

My first part sometimes marches, sometimes crawls, sometimes passes, but always seems to keep going. My second part is just past the loneliest. That is before both of you left that part. My third is something pretty common. It shows up around birthdays and some holidays and when people leave a p...

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 a Spelling Bee Word™. Use the following examples below to find the rule. $$\begin{array}{|c|c|}\hline \bbox[yellow]{\text...

Very often I get situation like this: I am interested in manual solving, so automatically generated solution is not useful (like with Kociemba algorithm). Currently I use twice the two edges flip (E R' E R' E R2 E' R' E' R' E' R2), but this is too long solution with total of 28 moves. Is ther...

Using the image above, the rules are every dot must have a line through it, no diagonal lines, no crossing over lines, no backtracking, no going out of bounds, and no picking up the pencil to start at another location. A friend says it is solvable and I want to say it isn't. Is this puzzle solv...

A riddle i made designed to make some sense but requires a lot of lateral thinking. What could the reason be? I'd be glad to give hints, but i trust there's smart people to figure this one out.