My prefix is a language - rather recently designed
My infix is a game - to exercise your mind
My suffix is a journey - a trial to undertake
My whole is all ready - proceed, a guess, to make
TIL ratio isn't only likes-outnumbering-likes, I never knew it could also be used for replies-outnumbering-likes/replies-outnumbering-retweets. I mean it makes sense, but I really thought before that likes-outnumbering-likes was the only meaning of ratio lol
I figured the secret lay in parsing the username with cryptic clue terminology. '4' was the 'for' suggesting 'Cap'n Crunch?' might be the definition - a google research frenzy ensued!
This is the first installment of the Monthly Topic Challenges with topics suggested and voted on here. This fortnight's topic is "Restricted Title: xkcd 1xxx" (suggested by Lukas Rotter) and will span from the 1st of July to the 31st of July. During this period, we will compile the list of releva...
Just found a bot on the site with a gold badge! I hope someone congratulated SmokeDetector at the time and made them feel a valued member of the community - we really don't want an AI uprising on our hands in the future...
I'm looking for a two-word phrase.
EAT (NOP)
CON (JKL)
NOW (TUV)
NOW (TUV)
CON (JKL)
ICE (OPQ)
EAR (HIJ)
END (MNO)
PIC (FGH)
ALE (UVW)
ALE (UVW)
PIC (FG...
tbh I thought that would last a lot longer so kudos
@oAlt I think nowadays it's mostly likes:likes but I originally it was replies:likes (or replies:rts) and I couldn't come up with a succinct enough way to clue the more-likes type of ratio so I went for the original definition
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #1: Restricted Title: xkcd 1xxx
Shortly after Cueball dodged a bullet, he receives an e-mail from Megan. To his misfortune, the topic is once again Star Wars...
Hi Cueball!
I know you love puzzles and I just got word you're also a Star Wars fan...
And so now a question... I've been doing another challenge in my CCCC construction, which this last clue finally concludes. So (i) What has my challenge been? and (ii) Can you pinpoint the first clue in the series?
Thanks :) I started this series straight after finishing my previous themed one last November. It's the Periodic Table in atomic number order. The answer to clue 4 in the series was literally 'Be', and I decided at that point that that was cheating, and made sure that all the rest were properly concealed in words!
Omg thx for the bounty Stiv, did not expect :00 (I've learned to be content with whatever score I get here, so the bounty note was certainly surprising. But I guess in the end I shall gladly take the bounty.)
(Man I hate it when I can't express myself concisely in one go and thus still have to edit what I say lol)
@oAlt No worries, you're welcome, and I'm happy to give it :) If it gains Jafe an extra upvote or two for the puzzle at the same time, I'll be even happier - we definitely don't set or solve cryptics for the rep on this site, but the recognition of the effort that goes into them is certainly something that's nice to see when it gets expressed :)
I'm looking for a two-word phrase. One of the words starts with C and contain eleven letters ;). The other one is up to you to figure out. Good luck!
A C Q
B R
V O M
R Y A
B O
I L K
F W P
D R
I U A
V G H
M Y
S C D
G O J
L M
H I B
R W A
Q...
It is 8 am and you are at work and solving a puzzle on puzzling stackexchange when you get an email from your boss.
The email is below
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