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People and Places XI (A Pangram)
The eleventh installment of an occasional series that celebrates the people and places of our world. It is also a pangram, which may help if you get stuck on some of the clues. |
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Where on Earth (2)?
This crossword takes you to towns, cities and countries throughout the world. Why not hop on board for the ride? A book and a movie are also included for you, (to help me out of a corner"!) |
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Elevenses - Long words for fun
Filled with wonderfully odd 11-letter words, but with enough clues to help you fill them in. I hope you enjoy solving this as much as I did writing it. |
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Medium Bites (3)
A selection of words with a brief definition or pointer as a clue. British spelling. |
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Superb Scenarios
Phoenix Rising's current internal team challenge is to produce a crossword where the grid design is a letter of the alphabet. There are three anagrams. Enjoy! |
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Chemistry in Motion
The field of chemistry comes with a lot of technical terms, some of which you might find in this crossword! |
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These Go To Eleven Part 2
Once again, why go to ten when you can go all the way to eleven? As always, enjoy these words responsibly. |
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The Ace of...
A mixture of general knowledge clues with no theme, except for the ace up the sleeve. There is a card suit hidden within the grid. If you cannot find it, check the diagonals just before you finish. Best of luck. |
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What's The Song Title #9?
Songs from the past and present including great and classic hits. |
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Adele Discography
This crossword puzzle features clues and answers related to the music of Adele. Unless otherwise stated, all answers are spelled in US English. |
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American-Syle Crossword via Australia
There are two main types of crosswords: British or American-style. Being Australian, we tend to follow styles from our former colonial masters; crosswords tend to be in the British format. So for this author to attempt an American-style format with US spelling, of course is challenging. Here goes. Good luck. |
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Movies Released in the 21st Century (6)
Another selection of 21st Century movies, mainly film titles, but also actors and directors etc! I hope you enjoy solving it, but be prepared for a few venturing outside of the Western world. |
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Small Bites (5)
A selection of words from a range of topics. British spelling. |
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Easy Epic: Sports
A quick crossword, with a few sporting terms and two anagrams. Enjoy! |
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A Meaty Appetite
This crossword is a carnivore's delight. You might find yourself craving a steak after playing this one. |
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These Go To Eleven
Most crosswords don't have words that go past ten letters, but this one has elevens for when you want just one more letter. Enjoy responsibly and, by all means, protect your eyes! |
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"A" Crossword
This puzzle was created as part of a Phoenix Rising team challenge. This one is called "Lettergrids" with the aim of creating a grid that resembles a letter of the alphabet. The title should tell you which letter I've chosen. Best of luck. |
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Video Games and Characters #11
A puzzle on a series of video games and characters. RPG means role playing game. |
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Melting Pot: Real & Fictitious People 53 (Pangram)
The next in a series of crosswords that will eventually, when complete, name all eight billion people in the world, both real and fictitious. Here are another 34 to add to the total. If it helps, this crossword is a pangram. |
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All things American
Each answer has links to either the United States of America or South America. |
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Vibrant Vistas
Phoenix Rising's current internal team challenge is to produce a crossword where the grid design is a letter of the alphabet. This puzzle is also a pangram and contains four anagrams. Enjoy! |
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What Are They Saying These Days?
For many years, there have been many slang words and phrases that have defined many generations. This crossword is based on slang used by today's youth as well as by your parents, your grandparents, your great grandparents, and even your great great grandparents. |
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Small Bites (4)
A selection of words, a few from different media. British spelling. |
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Movie Titles and Characters 15
Another series on a list of movies with quite a few epics. |
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Kookaburra Kurses
This puzzle was created as part of a Phoenix Rising team challenge that required the same letter to fill all four corners of the grid. This is a Tier 2 puzzle, meaning that the corner letter must have a "Scrabble" value of 3 to 5 points, however, I gave this one a little twist. Best of luck. |
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Keeping Up With The Joneses
As a medieval Welsh patronym meaning "son of John," the last name Jones had humble enough origins. Since then, it has spread around the world and has become one of the most well-known English surnames. See how many of these Joneses you can keep up with! They are everywhere! Enjoy! |
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Olivia Rodrigo Discography
This crossword features some clues from the discography of Olivia Rodrigo. Unless otherwise stated, all answers use US English for the spelling. |
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Medium Bites (2)
A selection of words with a brief definition or pointer as a clue. British spelling. |
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Possibly Perplexing Patterns
A Phoenix Rising internal team challenge is to produce a puzzle with the same letter in each corner of the crossword grid. This one also has two anagrams. Enjoy! |
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X-Tra X-Words
This puzzle was created as part of a Phoenix Rising team challenge that required the same letter to fill all four corners of the grid. This is a Tier 3 puzzle, meaning that the corner letter must have a "Scrabble" value of more than 5 points. I decided to take this one to a new level by using the letter X, not just in the four corners, but more than 20 times... and this all had to be done in an X shaped grid. Best of luck. |
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