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hausjac
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I´ve just been reading these posts and given myself a brain fade trying to understand the puzzles! Obviously my mind is not at the same standard as you clever people LOL! By the way any idea why the word ZEN is not included in WF? Monty I would be happy to have a friendly game.
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2/04 2016 08:41:24
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Jimbob222
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I´m now excluded for some daft comment. Though I´d like to publicly say the Judge is fair and a good sport. I misjudged the judge. Ironic. Tydfil chose well. I wish you all the best and apologise if ive offended anyone of you. Completely unintentional. Ciao
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27/03 2016 09:33:30
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Jimbob222
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Goodness that was quick. Took me an age to work that out. Well done steve. Ciao
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27/03 2016 09:24:55
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steve^w
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For those interested here in the solution to the last puzzle posed: The third and fifth letters of each of the first set of words are consecutive, so VOLUME is the correct answer. If anyone else wants to set the next challenge then go for it :-)
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27/03 2016 09:21:32
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WLoH Int Assist
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Following further discussion and admissions jimbob222 has unfortunately been excluded
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27/03 2016 08:51:23
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WLoH Int Assist
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Thank you jimbob222. We have responded and will continue any discussion via email.
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27/03 2016 07:53:35
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Jimbob222
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Judge, have emailed you
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27/03 2016 06:11:40
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WLoH Int Judge
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Hahaha very good, I fell for that hook, line and sinker :-D
wlohint@gmail.com
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27/03 2016 04:57:43
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Jimbob222
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What´s your email judge?
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27/03 2016 04:10:33
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Jimbob222
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How many letters? Loads of them!! Haha that one was just a joke, bad one admittedly, tho you asked the right question. The other is a serious word puzzle. Took me a while to get it. Good luck!
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27/03 2016 04:06:50
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WLoH Int Judge
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Btw Jimbob, as it´s a crossword puzzle how many letters?
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27/03 2016 03:49:51
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WLoH Int Judge
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Ooh good puzzles Jimbob. Lets say people must be able to answer both to win!
Hmm thinking....
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27/03 2016 03:45:52
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WLoH Int Judge
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Thank you Jimbob, I believe your apology was genuine and understand the perils of an ill timed wine lol. I have no issue with you :)
I await my colleagues reply to an email I sent and will update you asap. If you would like to email me your preferred email address we can discuss in private if you prefer.
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27/03 2016 03:44:26
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Jimbob222
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Here´s the hard one
DECIDE, HUMAN, LIKELY, NODDED, REFUGE.
only one of the following words qualifies to be in the above list. Which one and why?
ARTIST, BAMBOO, CANDLE, SECURE, VOLUME
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27/03 2016 01:17:03
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Jimbob222
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Ok I have 2 puzzles, one aasy (like yours ;) ) and one hard.
Easy one: it´s a cross word puzzle question... Clue: postman starting with an ´L´
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27/03 2016 01:13:55
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Jimbob222
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I was excluded for something I regretted after a good wine. Was intended as a joke but admittedly was ridiculous. I play fair and never cheat. If you let me back in you have my word I´ll be as good as gold. Your call
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27/03 2016 01:11:54
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Jimbob222
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I was excluded for something I regretted after a good wine. Was intended as a joke but admittedly was ridiculous. I play fair and never cheat. If you let me back in you have my word I´ll be as good as gold. Your call
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27/03 2016 01:05:18
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WLoH Int Judge
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Well done Jimbob. You know I have to exclude you again right? Tell you what, as I was the one on the receiving end of your abuse and I have forgiven then maybe it´s ok if we can allow back in. Your recent posts are infantile but you havn´t repeated such abusive behaviour, that gives me some assurance. Although I can´t promise anything if you would like to be a responsible member who positively contributes give us a good word puzzle and I will have a word with my colleagues. Up to you...
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27/03 2016 00:38:10
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Jimbob222
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ARM
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27/03 2016 00:08:58
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WLoH Int Judge
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Oops sorry, forgot I had to do one. Ok this may be too easy but it will get the game moving. What word completes the following:
S W_ _ _
F _ _ _
_ _ _ Y
A L _ _ _
W _ _ _
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26/03 2016 22:41:46
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Monty022
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Well done judge. YRNEH is it. It´s just a valid word spelt backwards so not that big a deal but not a word you would expect starting YR... I came across it when Tydfil posted about YRIVD and I was curious if there were other YR words and that´s where I met YRNEH/HENRY. ANNA and BOB are obvious and ALAN/NALA is good too. Mystery solved. Well done
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26/03 2016 15:11:41
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steve^w
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Well done judge! And great question monty! Ironically for henry / yrneh it does have to do with the meaning of the word ... Henry is a unit of electrical inductance and yrneh is inverse inductance and the word was chosen because it was the other word backwards - if you believe the Internet!? Now where´s my flux capacitor. Judge would you like to set a new challenge?
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26/03 2016 13:30:57
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WLoH Int Judge
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I GOT IT! They are mirror words. You can read from right to left also. Who would of thought Henry would work! Really threw me. That was a good one Monty. I will be able to sleep now! ;)
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26/03 2016 13:24:21
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Monty022
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Hehe, ANNA and BOB are obvious. ALAN less obvious but not unreasonable. HENRY is just ridiculous lol. No more clues, probably spilt the beans there. And don´t forget Tydfil and her word of the month from a while back.
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26/03 2016 13:17:00
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steve^w
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I´m totally stumped! Probably looking at it all wrong. Let´s see if anyone else chips in - I´m sure out of the thousands of players we have someone must be able to work it out! Perhaps give people another day or two before amazing us with the glaringly obvious answer ;-)
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26/03 2016 10:12:06
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Monty022
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No, nothing to do with S. Nothing to do with place names or the meaning of the word. When revealed you will think "oh, is that all it was" but you will also admit you didn´t think it was possible or even likely. The biggest clue was a word Tydfil posted about in the forum several months ago, maybe 6 months or so. I mentioned it was also true of ALAN and ANNA but not as unusual. You can add BOB to the list too but HENRY is definitely the unexpected one. I´ll let this run another day or so, or should I leave it as an eternal mystery until solved?
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26/03 2016 07:31:04
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steve^w
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I was wondering whether it was that Henry is also a place name and a unit of measurement ... But as you´ve mentioned the others, is it that they can have a S added to the end?
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26/03 2016 05:10:30
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Monty022
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Hard to give clues without giving it away. HENRY, ALAN and ANNA can all do it, BARRY, MARY, PETER and JOE cannot. It has nothing to do with any person living or in the past. Tydfil posted about a word several months ago that made me see if there were others and that´s when I noticed something special about HENRY (but not unique, just unexpected).
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26/03 2016 04:08:11
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WLoH Int Judge
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Got me stumped. Any clues Monty?
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26/03 2016 03:20:33
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Gardenerjan
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Quirky, but interesting Monty......I didn´t know Sharon, but I have just payed another one for you - BARRY :)
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26/03 2016 01:51:53
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Monty022
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I should point out its nothing earth shattering, just something quirky I noticed
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25/03 2016 14:59:47
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steve^w
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Good question! I didn´t know all of those were valid words even. Anyone know the answer?
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25/03 2016 13:47:59
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Monty022
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I´m not that clever to create a challenge, but I have noticed how many peoples names are valid in wordfeud like JOE, JENNY, ALAN, ANNA, JERRY, PETER, SHARON, HARRY, CHRISTIE, MARY, and probably many many others. Can anyone tell me what is unusual or perhaps unexpected about the word HENRY?
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25/03 2016 13:23:12
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steve^w
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Hi monty, would you like to set a new challenge? No worries if not :-)
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25/03 2016 11:50:24
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tydfil
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Good to go monty :)))
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25/03 2016 05:15:46
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steve^w
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I think monty has it. Very good. First and last letter of numbers when spelt out OnE, TwO, ThreE, etc?
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25/03 2016 05:13:25
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Monty022
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SX SN ET NE TN
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25/03 2016 05:05:20
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Monty022
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SX
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25/03 2016 05:04:44
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tydfil
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No:(
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25/03 2016 04:42:10
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tydfil
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Look away and look back and you may get it. It is straightforward once you see it:))
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25/03 2016 04:35:18
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steve^w
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I´m going to have a crack and say ER
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25/03 2016 04:29:18
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steve^w
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Thanks Tydfil, for others thinking of having a go here is what was tried under a different thread: "(OE TO TE ) (FR FE .....) In the second set of threes, F has already appeared twice R and E once. the next two letters will ´ve to be RE." - not correct
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25/03 2016 04:26:55
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tydfil
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Hi steve...someone has had a try but posted under a new thread.
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25/03 2016 01:58:32
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steve^w
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Hmm, tough one. Anyone else want to have a go? Whoever solves it gets to set the next challenge!
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24/03 2016 16:11:34
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tydfil
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Next 2 letters in sequence OE TO TE FR FE....
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24/03 2016 16:05:50
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steve^w
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Once fully awake, and if time allows, feel free to raise the bar with a tougher teaser!
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24/03 2016 15:48:14
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steve^w
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Too good Tydfil! Well done :-)
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24/03 2016 15:46:44
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tydfil
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Hence typo:)
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24/03 2016 15:42:00
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tydfil
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Easter eggs? Haven´t checked and inly half awake!
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24/03 2016 15:41:23
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steve^w
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A rather bountiful bunny has scattered the following letters around my garden: SEGREGATES. Can anyone help me unscramble the hidden meaning? Just a bit of fun! Feel free to pose a more puzzling problem if this one gets solved too soon :-)
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24/03 2016 15:07:29
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