Find the word which is a synonym for the clue given.
The word should include the letters MEN together and in that order.
The number of letters of the synonym is given in brackets.
Jerky words that literally have a TIC in them.
Find the synonym for the clue given that has the letters TIC in them, grouped together and in the same order.
The number of letters in the solution is given in brackets.
An amazing number of words in the English language are actually French words anglicized.
These words are the subject of our puzzle.
The solutions are either anagrams, homophones or hidden word in the clues given.
The number of letters in the Frenglish word is given in brackets.
Synonyms to the clues containing exactly one vowel only.
That vowel occurs at least thrice in the word.
The number of letters of the word and the number of times the single vowel repeats in it are given in brackets.
The clues given are for words that contain three vowels together.
Try and see if you can find the suitable words from the clues given.
The number of letters in the word are given in brackets.
Not a grifters convention.
Find a word that’s a synonym for the clue given.
A simple condition - it should contain, at the least, five consonants together, in continuity, within.
The number of letters in the solution word is given in brackets.
Find a single word containing two letters together twice, that’s a synonym for the clue.
The number of letters in the word is given in brackets.
Simple synonyms for the clues given, with one condition.
The synonym must contain the letters US in that order and adjacent to each other.
The number of letters in the word is given in brackets
Find the eponym for the clue given.
An eponym(noun) is a person after whom a discovery, invention, place, etc., is named or thought to be named.
A noun or verb based on the name of a person.
The number of letters in the eponym is given in brackets
Not a nefarious activity.
No scams. The CONS stand for CONSONANTS only.
Below are well-known 6-letter words with only their ending or beginning 3 letters given.
Add 3 consonants (no vowels and no plurals, please) to obtain a synonym for the clue given alongside..
A fine distinction between homophones, heteronyms and todays HOMOGRAPHS.
Homographs each of two or more words spelled the same but not necessarily pronounced the same but having different meanings.
Find the homograph (word) for the clues given.
The number of letters to the word is given in brackets
Heteronyms are words which are spelled identically but have different pronunciations and meanings.
The number of letters in each word of the solution is given in brackets
