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What's the Word Given Other Words?
What is the message given?A broken mosaic of wordsA Tone-Deaf ProphetSo easy, everyone can (and should!) do it!What's my word?Short and fleet, what's the word?What's the word?What's the hidden word within the poem?The Boy of Fire: The Final BattleThe Wheel of Judas
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One word to sure make you think
Nothing
This word will certainly be considered too
Pentagon
I ate pizza as a part of my breakfast this morning, if that's important
Clockwork
Pay careful attention
Bumfuzzled
Here's the last word for you
Praying
What is the word I am thinking of?
Hint:
It is a five letter word
Additional Hint:
It is part of a name, a pretty familiar name
word wordplay
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One word to sure make you think
Nothing
This word will certainly be considered too
Pentagon
I ate pizza as a part of my breakfast this morning, if that's important
Clockwork
Pay careful attention
Bumfuzzled
Here's the last word for you
Praying
What is the word I am thinking of?
Hint:
It is a five letter word
Additional Hint:
It is part of a name, a pretty familiar name
word wordplay
asked Oct 15 at 12:06
ThatOneNerdyBoyThatOneNerdyBoy
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$begingroup$
One word to sure make you think
Nothing
This word will certainly be considered too
Pentagon
I ate pizza as a part of my breakfast this morning, if that's important
Clockwork
Pay careful attention
Bumfuzzled
Here's the last word for you
Praying
What is the word I am thinking of?
Hint:
It is a five letter word
Additional Hint:
It is part of a name, a pretty familiar name
word wordplay
asked Oct 15 at 12:06
ThatOneNerdyBoyThatOneNerdyBoy
7412 silver badges17 bronze badges
$endgroup$
One word to sure make you think
Nothing
This word will certainly be considered too
Pentagon
I ate pizza as a part of my breakfast this morning, if that's important
Clockwork
Pay careful attention
Bumfuzzled
Here's the last word for you
Praying
What is the word I am thinking of?
Hint:
It is a five letter word
Additional Hint:
It is part of a name, a pretty familiar name
word wordplay
word wordplay
asked Oct 15 at 12:06
ThatOneNerdyBoyThatOneNerdyBoy
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asked Oct 15 at 12:06
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The word is
Nerdy
and it is obtained by:
Looking for homophones of numbers (or just numbers) in each line, and looking at that index in each word (or the index - 1, if you're a programmer :-) )
Specifically:
One word... [Nothing]
...be considered too (two) [Pentagon]
I ate (eight) pizza... [Clockwork]
Pay careful attention [Bumfuzzled]
...word for (four) you [Praying]
This fits the hints because:
It is a five-letter word contained within the OP's name, which makes it rather familiar to them...and, hopefully, more familiar to the community as time goes on (welcome to the puzzling forum!)
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
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Excellent, I was worried someone wouldn't get it!
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$begingroup$
The word is
Nerdy
and it is obtained by:
Looking for homophones of numbers (or just numbers) in each line, and looking at that index in each word (or the index - 1, if you're a programmer :-) )
Specifically:
One word... [Nothing]
...be considered too (two) [Pentagon]
I ate (eight) pizza... [Clockwork]
Pay careful attention [Bumfuzzled]
...word for (four) you [Praying]
This fits the hints because:
It is a five-letter word contained within the OP's name, which makes it rather familiar to them...and, hopefully, more familiar to the community as time goes on (welcome to the puzzling forum!)
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
CGreenCGreen
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Excellent, I was worried someone wouldn't get it!
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– ThatOneNerdyBoy
Oct 15 at 19:31
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$begingroup$
The word is
Nerdy
and it is obtained by:
Looking for homophones of numbers (or just numbers) in each line, and looking at that index in each word (or the index - 1, if you're a programmer :-) )
Specifically:
One word... [Nothing]
...be considered too (two) [Pentagon]
I ate (eight) pizza... [Clockwork]
Pay careful attention [Bumfuzzled]
...word for (four) you [Praying]
This fits the hints because:
It is a five-letter word contained within the OP's name, which makes it rather familiar to them...and, hopefully, more familiar to the community as time goes on (welcome to the puzzling forum!)
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
CGreenCGreen
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Excellent, I was worried someone wouldn't get it!
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– ThatOneNerdyBoy
Oct 15 at 19:31
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$begingroup$
The word is
Nerdy
and it is obtained by:
Looking for homophones of numbers (or just numbers) in each line, and looking at that index in each word (or the index - 1, if you're a programmer :-) )
Specifically:
One word... [Nothing]
...be considered too (two) [Pentagon]
I ate (eight) pizza... [Clockwork]
Pay careful attention [Bumfuzzled]
...word for (four) you [Praying]
This fits the hints because:
It is a five-letter word contained within the OP's name, which makes it rather familiar to them...and, hopefully, more familiar to the community as time goes on (welcome to the puzzling forum!)
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
CGreenCGreen
1,5961 gold badge3 silver badges14 bronze badges
$endgroup$
The word is
Nerdy
and it is obtained by:
Looking for homophones of numbers (or just numbers) in each line, and looking at that index in each word (or the index - 1, if you're a programmer :-) )
Specifically:
One word... [Nothing]
...be considered too (two) [Pentagon]
I ate (eight) pizza... [Clockwork]
Pay careful attention [Bumfuzzled]
...word for (four) you [Praying]
This fits the hints because:
It is a five-letter word contained within the OP's name, which makes it rather familiar to them...and, hopefully, more familiar to the community as time goes on (welcome to the puzzling forum!)
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
CGreenCGreen
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edited Oct 15 at 19:27
answered Oct 15 at 19:21
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Excellent, I was worried someone wouldn't get it!
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