Lost Me Twice
Lose me once, I’ll come back stronger. Lose me twice, I’ll leave forever. What am I?
SOLUTION
The answer is TOOTH.
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Thoka’s Rebus 3
Can you figure out which phrase is depicted by this rebus?
SOLUTION
The first image on the first row depicts a BALL. The second image depicts a BROOM which is removing the B, so you end up with BALL+ROOM=BALLROOM.
The first image on the second row depicts TOES, and the second image on the second row transforms the first letter T to a silent SH. Therefore, the final answer is BALLROOM SHOES.
Word 123456789
I have a 9 letter word, 123456789.
If I lose it, I die.
If I have 234, I can 1234.
If I have 56, I am very sick.
235 is the same as 789.
What is the word?
SOLUTION
The answer is HEARTBEAT.
Circles in the City
Get from the red square to the red circle in this intricate maze by Thomas Radclyffe.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
T and an Island
What do the letter T and an island have in common?
SOLUTION
Both of them are in the middle of waTer.
Thoka’s Rebus 2
Can you figure out which word is depicted by this rebus?
SOLUTION
The first image depicts a SEA. When you switch the third letter to C, you get SEC. The second image depicts RED. When you make the third letter a hard consonant, you get RET. The last two images depict a DIARY and DI (501 in Roman numerals). Therefore, you get:
SEC + RET + DIARY – DI = SECRETARY
Tropical Maze
Escape from START to END in this tropical maze, created by Ben Uelk.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
Bridges and Crowns
I build bridges of silver and crowns of gold. Who am I?
SOLUTION
The answer is DENTIST.
Goodbye Maze
Escape from START to END in this maze, created by Ben Uelk.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
Thoka’s Rebus 1
Can you figure out which word is depicted by this rebus?
SOLUTION
Each of the images in the first row depicts HAIR. Each of the images in the second row (except the second cell) depicts a BUG. Each of the images in the third row depicts ER.
The I from HAIR on the first row gets moved right after the B from BUG on the second row. Also, the U from BUG gets flipped upside down. Therefore, we get HARBINGER.