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Featured Puzzle: Crossword – Cornucopia

One popular table decoration represents the autumn harvest. The cornucopia, or “Horn of Plenty,” has been used as a symbol of abundance since ancient Greece. Now, it’s usually shown filled with fruits and nuts, and is commonly associated with Thanksgiving in North America.

Today’s puzzle is a small crossword, playable right here on this page! All of the answers are words formed with letters found in the word “CORNUCOPIA.” No letters are used more than once in an answer, unless they actually appear multiple times in our theme word. Good luck!

Featured Puzzle: Guide My Sleigh Tonight

Rudolph with your nose so bright, won’t you guide my sleigh tonight? In today’s puzzle, try to find all 19 words that include the letter R. You may use letters more than once. Rudolph, of course, is a given, so he doesn’t count in this reindeer game.

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Featured Puzzle: Monstrous Anagrams

For today’s puzzle, I’ve made some silly anagrams of popular spooky movie characters. Can you unscramble all 10 names?

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Featured Puzzle: Nine-Word #1

It’s the first of October, and you know what that means! All puzzle this month will have a spooky theme! Let’s start with an anagram game called Nine-Word.

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Featured Puzzle: The Keys to Hanukkah

Happy Hanukkah! Today, we’ve got a special word puzzle. Each row is a series of anagrams. The two down words are keywords. In each row, you start with a 3-letter word. Then, you add that row’s letter from the first down answer, and create a new 4-letter word. Finally, you add the letter from the second down word, and rearrange to form a new 5-letter word.

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Featured Puzzle: Word Sleuth – Chocolate Haul

My favorite type of Halloween candy is the definitely the chocolate. Today’s puzzle is a Word Sleuth. It’s similar to a Find-a-Word puzzle, but to make it challenging, I’m not giving you the list. Oh, and the words aren’t in a straight line.