Play on Words Brain Teaser Puzzles Trivia

All answers begin with a random letter that I will give you. Add this letter to a word indicated by the clue to create a new word. For example, C + to go into = the middle point of a circle. The solution is: C + enter = Center. Center is your answer.

Here is an example of what this quiz will be like: B + precipitation = Brain

Here is an example of what this quiz will be like: B + Depressed or dejected = Blow

Here is an example for this quiz: B + Precipitation = Brain

Here is an example of this quiz: B + Dejected or depressed = Blow ---Enjoy!

Commission 48 has given me another challenge - this one goes from changing Play to Clip.

Here is an example of this quiz: B + Depressed or dejected = Blow ---Enjoy!

Here is an example of this quiz: S + Opposite of bottom = Stop --- Enjoy!

A word play teaser for your pleasure.

It's spooky how a new word can be created with a completely different meaning simply by adding a letter to the beginning of another. See if you can create these new words, but beware... you might create a monster!

Here is an example of this quiz: B + Precipitation = Brain

Here is an example of this quiz: S + Sour or acidic = Start

Each answer is two words differing ONLY by one of three letters-E, R, or N. Place the correct letter into the third position in the shorter word to form the longer one. I'll give you both definitions, the short word first. Example in Question 1.

Start with a three or four letter word, add K to the end to make another word. The answer is a phrase made by these two words. Example - Brown armoured vehicle = tan tank. USE THE HINT

No, not the movie--the letters B-O-R-A-T. All of the answers in this quiz are simple phrases that can be spelled using the 5 letters BORAT. No punctuation! (And thanks to Terry for the inspiration.)

This is a Double Cross puzzle. The letters from the answers to questions can be rearranged to make a noted quote. Pencil and paper are extremely helpful with this quiz. Much thanks to CrisW for helping get this quiz ready to be played.

Start with a three or four letter word, add P to the end to make another word. The answer is a two word phrase. Example - hold on shell fish = clamp clam. Note that the words may not be in the order of the definition. Look at the hint.

TELEVISION: Can you descend the word ladder changing one only letter at a time? Do not rearrange the letters for each stage. eg. GOOD, GOLD, FOLD, FORD, FORK etc.

Based on the clues given in each question, try to figure out the ten five-letter words. Each subsequent word differs from the previous one by one letter and no unscrambling is needed. Enjoy!

An innocent word daydreams happily. Suddenly, the letter I barges in and sits next to it. The startled word gasps "If I'd have known I was coming!". The I squeezes in a "huh?!", but it's too late - a new word is formed.

The answers to the first nine questions are two-word phrases that differ by one letter. For example- "Crimson water plant"= red reed. Keep track of the letter that's inserted in each question. Taken in order, they will be the answer to the tenth question

Identify the single letter which when added to the words given will make four new words. The order of the letters in the original words remains unchanged. eg. most + i = moist.

This is a substitution quiz. For each question, the answer will be two words. One letter from the first word is changed to get the second word. Good luck!

Beginning from the word "Salty" and changing a letter each time from the answers you will find while progressing, you will end up with a substance which feeds volcanoes and resembles the earth-scorching lava. Enjoy!

Take the letters CH, and add a word to make a two word phrase. Check the hint for number of letters and the order that the words are in. Unless otherwise indicated, the word with CH in it comes first.

I'll give you two words that have a word in common that goes after the first word and before the second word. I'll give you a clue to the missing word and one of the phrases will have a 'transport' theme. Good Luck!

Start with "prayer" and wait patiently for your "answer" by changing one letter at a time and rearranging!

An innocent word daydreams happily. Suddenly, an undisclosed letter barges in and sits next to it. The startled word gasps "If I'd have known...". But alas, too late, its meaning has changed forever. Tip: before setting off, have a look at Q10.

An innocent word daydreams happily. Suddenly, two identical letters barge in and surround it. The startled word gasps "If I'd have known the twins were coming!?". The twins giggle, as they know it is too late - a new word is formed.

Take the letters SH, and add a word to make a two word phrase. For example - Slicing a fire-like color = Shred red. Check the hint for number of letters. The longest words ALWAYS comes first.

In this quiz, I will give a clue to a word in which the last three letters will be the first three letters of the next answer. Have fun!