Sto-stone is a puzzle made by Nikoli. Here are the rules: You must color the cells with black with the following rules: There are rooms enclosed in bold lines. The number on the room shows the number of continuous black cells in that room. No number means any number of black cells. No ...

Teapot Riddle no.14 (fan made). Proceed. Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...). You try to figure out the word with my Hints. Note: I have decided to use American spelling as there are more people...

Before light and beyond black, the destination appears. It exceeds water with vegetation comprised of leaves. Next necessary action is to begin an expedition. Always, great figures come to cross first here. Reaching there demands much attention to subsequent words. Your hunting sh...

We have following sequence: 12345, 33552, 45624, 66345, 73557, 45678, 66885, 78957, 99678 What will be the next number?

Riddle me this: My prefix can rip and tear, pointy or curled, Where ours mainly grip unless werewolves exist. My suffix is greener in one perfect world. Some yellow is seen, where some gardens consist. My infix has rules unlike the underworld. It governs like schools;...

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A very short riddle just came to my mind, let's see if it can be cracked: see me once, food can usually be found see me twice, thundering typhoons all around hints are coming daily, if needed. Good Luck!

Look at the related section from this question: The next number in sequence That's a lot of very similar titles, and I don't think there can be many left. This issue needs addressing, one solution is to perhaps add an unique ID to each title?

Here is a new Riley riddle. My prefix is how @Duck eats(no offence), My suffix sounds like an undefined place, My infix kills millions, Altogether is what I am.

Here's a number sequence puzzle on INSC-2017: 132, 2646, 2128128, ?, 8482124821221022.5 I managed to get some progress but don't know how to complete it (progress deleted as comment request).

I had a lot of fun with my "see me once, see me twice" question, so I thought I'd make a series out of them. So here is the next riddle: see me once, the hammer falls. see me twice, the gamer calls. As last time, it starts with only one 2-liner. Additional hints will be given almost h...

What is the highest number $n$ of $n$-letter words can you find that share this property? I will accept the answer with the highest number $n$. So if $n=5$ is the highest out of the answers at a given moment (with a solution different to above), then I will accept the answer with that part...

Here is another riley riddle. Hope you all enjoy! Prefix of the word is a commonplace, where ales and good times set the pace. On to the infix, you and I can all do, think of eating ice cream without a spoon. Suffix is next, the dimensions of all, contemplating how big or how small?...

This was presented on NPR's Weekend Edition by Will Shortz. I've been trying for days and have no clue. The following two word phrases having something very unusual in common. What is it? And when you find it, think of another two word phrase that has the same property. Property Rights Land M...

Teapot riddle no.17: should i write fanmade or not? not quite sure... Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...) You try to figure out the word with my Hints. First Hint: My first teapot is not a place where you sho...

One early morning I was half sleeping This riddle wording I found in head sitting : (here the riddle begins) Nobody have it, That I can say, But if you give it, You get the same (Well, this is translation, so all typos on my head, those are not part of r...

Tried something new with this. Hopefully it pans out well. I don't expect it to be too difficult... Good Luck! So who am I? Riddling never I'm going Crazy to Kindly give Receptive you Onward up Lies never Loudly let Even you Drive down

I have another simple Riley riddle for the community here; good luck to you all! Stab at the infix, it’s hidden quite well; fall into aheap, but remove the shell. Test the prefix for taste, a simple vegan meal; just don’t forget, the end you must peel. Eat at the suffix, but wash yo...

You guys seem to like these riddles, so here you have another one: See me once, the winged creatures visiting. See me twice, small children's eyes glistening. See me four times, are you even listening? Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to d...

Who am I? Outcast, always alone at the end of the games we play Beauty, defies me and leads to my demise Jagged, the structure in which I stay Fire, surrounds me its warmth I use as a disguise Restless, even in death I return Expendable, are the pawns I send forward to stop you Hi...

My answer is 9 but I'm not sure about the answer

Another simple Riley for the community while I continue to put my next story riddle together. This one will hopefully take a little longer to solve. Good luck to you all! Pry for the prefix, all you need is my eye; or was it yours? I don’t know why. Into the infix, stare for a while; it’...

Next year is the 70th anniversary of the publication of the book 1984 by George Orwell. Here is a puzzle to start the anniversary celebrations off a bit early ... Warm up Can you assemble a formula using the numbers $1$, $9$, $8$, and $4$ in any order so that the results equals $246$. You may ...

Riddle me this: My prefix is gotten before the race starts. My suffix will enter without pausing parts. My infix will soften with heat, switching hearts. I am, altogether, a place to remain. My prefix, an asset but not as it starts. My suffix won't enterta'n mixed ret'na ...

Part II... Next year is the 70th anniversary of the publication of the book 1984 by George Orwell. Here is a puzzle to start the anniversary celebrations off a bit early ... Warm up Can you assemble a formula using the numbers $1$, $9$, $8$, and $4$ in any order so that the results equals $369...

Okay, so maybe my Riley riddles aren’t as simple as I portray them to be. Here’s another for the community. Good luck as always. Observe the prefix, you’ve already seen it; you all know it’s hidden; it’s place you’ll forget. Remember the infix I tell you it’s rare; or maybe an animal, pe...