Words in Common Puzzles Trivia

Heteronyms are words that are spelled the same but have different pronunciations and meanings, like 'wind' (blowing air) and 'wind' (to coil around). Can you find the matching heteronyms in this quiz?

What would a picnic be without ants? This quiz is like a picnic, because after answering the clues, you will have words with 'ant' in them. Example: to huff and puff=pant. Hope you enjoy it.

The word 'Black' goes before all of the answers in this quiz to make the provided final definition word. The answer is the MISSING word. Eg. Black + _____ = A venomous spider. This makes a Black Widow. The answer is WIDOW.

Are you a PRO or an amateur? Match the word 'PRO' with another word to create a third word to prove your mettle.

Each mini puzzle contains three words that can be added either before or after the name of an animal to make a new word or phrase - all you have to do is hunt for them and identify the animal in question!

More two-word phrases to be made from four words that seem to have little connection at first glance. However, add a word after each to get a phrase that is related to the others! This is the afterword, and it's your job to guess it. Good luck!

All these compound words start with "back". Can you work them out, given a brief definition of each?

The thing is that I've mislaid the thing that can be put in front of 'THING' to create a longer word. Given the definitions of the lost things and the words they help create, can you identify them? E.g All + THING = Complete collection, Answer: every.

All the answers in this puzzle utilize the combination of three letters in sequence --ORG-- which appear somewhere in the answer. Get ORGanized and figure out these ten words! Good luck!

Your decision is to add either the word "ice" or the word "not" to the word described, to form a new word or phrase. You might even need to use them both...

In this quiz I'll give you 3 sayings and leave out the word that's the same in all 3. Simply quess the correct word. Give it a try and have fun. Good luck!

I will give you three words and you need to figure out the word that links them, i.e., follows each.

From the clues given, identify each word which have the first three letters 'cat'.

These awkward nonsense sentences relate to a common word. In each question, the phrase or word that seems awkward or out of place, will have the same meaning as the word that should appear in the sentence.

Many words have multiple meanings. For example, 'set' can mean a division of a tennis game, to solidify, or a collection of items. This quiz asks you to find one word that can replace three or four words or phrases in the question.

Sorry, not a Sports quiz! Each answer is an eight letter word, with exactly HALF the letters being those in the word TIED. A definition is given for the other half, and you will likely need to anagram the resulting words.

Many words have more than one meaning. For instance, 'set' can mean to lay the table, a division of play in tennis or the solidification of jelly. In this quiz the answer is one word that can substitute for three or four phrases in each question.

Many words have more than one meaning. For instance, 'set' can mean to lay the table, a division of play in tennis or the solidification of jelly. In this quiz you need to find one word that can substitute for three or four phrases in each question.

Words are divisive things! Each of the answers in this quiz is either for a word, or against it: you can get each answer by using either "pro" or "con" as a prefix to the word in the clue. For example, "For each" would lead you to "proper." Good luck!

Select the Nationality which best completes each of the following phrases.

Many words have more than one meaning. For instance, 'set' can mean a division in a game of tennis, to solidify, or to lay the table. In this quiz, you need to find one word that can replace three words or phrases in the question.

I'll give you a conjunction and a clue to another word. Put that conjuntion at the beginning OR the ending of the other word to form a new word. For example: A bivalve + OR = a loud noise. The answer is "clamor".

Many words have more than one meaning. 'Set' can mean a division of a tennis game, to lay a dining table, or to solidify. In this quiz, you need to find one word which can replace three words or phrases in each question.

Can you find the common word described in different ways within each sentence? Using RIGHT as an example: It is my legal entitlement (RIGHT) to be correct (RIGHT).

Sometimes a rose is a flower, sometimes it's the past tense of the word rise, and sometimes it's a woman's name. Can you identify the single word used in multiple ways in the following stories?

Words can have more than one meaning. For instance, 'set' can mean solidify, to lay the table, and a division of a tennis match. This quiz asks you to find one word which can replace three words or phrases in the question.

This is a word game in which you guess the clues, pronounce them, then find the flower name they refer to and spell it correctly. Example: Opposite of night + last letter of the alphabet= Day + Z = daisy.

Had the Stone children been born to celebrities, they might have been given silly names like 'Mood' and 'Rhine'. Luckily for them they're part of my family, so they got sensible names based on their personalities.

Each word begins with, ends with, or contains the word "end". Find this word with help from the clues, e.g. "To protect from attacks, harm, or danger" -- "defEND". Best of luck!

Words are divisive things! Each of the answers in this quiz is either for a word, or against it: you can get each answer by using either "pro" or "con" as a prefix to the word in the clue. For example, "For each" would lead you to "proper." Good luck!

As the first picnic marches into the 2400 players range, the second creeps along behind it, here's the third one for you. Find a word from the clues that has an ant in it.

Can you figure out the word you need that will fit each of the three clues given for each question? All answers begin with the letter C.

What can we make by adding new ingredients to my pot? Add new words to POT to find out. The answers are all the words created, for example add good fortune to pot to create a special meal. Your answer would be "potluck"

Dismayed by the popularity of "Morty the Death Adder", Angie the Life Angel wants to share some of her life moments. Each one of Angie's answers begins with the word "life." Thank you Nanna, for permission to piggyback on your idea!

In each question I give you four words that can each be connected to a fifth. You'll probably work out the theme as you go along.

Many words have more than one meaning. For instance, 'set' can mean to lay the table, a division of play in tennis or the solidification of jelly. In this quiz, the answer is one word that can substitute for three or four phrases in each question.

Your job is to figure out which day of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday) best completes each of the following phrases.

Add a word to 'be' to form a new word. Example: add a word meaning a flat container to 'be' to make a word meaning be disloyal to. Answer = be + tray = betray. All answers are six letters long. Only write the new word as the answer.

Find the word that goes with the other three.

Can you work out the word required for each of the following ten questions. Each has two or more different meanings but the same spelling. Oh, what's the word for that?

Each word begins with "black".

Words can have more than one meaning. In this quiz, your task is to find a word that can substitute for three or four words or phrases in the question. For example, 'set' can mean a division of a tennis game, to solidify, or to lay a table.

Take a long word, remove its pin and hear it drop, then give me the remaining word.

Life is a mystery we may never solve. However, here are some word clues you CAN solve: they all have the word "life" within their body.

Quizzical33: Find the first connecting word in these common two word phrases. For example: - Bible, - Ghost, - Grail, - war, - water. The answer is Holy as in Holy Bible, Holy Ghost, Holy Grail etc. These start off easy and increase in difficulty.

I'll give you a definition of a word, and once you figure out the word, 'put an end to it' and make a whole new word. The first five answers begin with END, and the last five end with END.

Find the first connecting word in these common two word phrases. For example: - can, - hat, - lizzie, - plate, - soldier. The answer is tin: tin can, tin hat, tin lizzie, tin plate etc. These start off as being easy and increase in difficult

I will give you the definition of a word. You then "raise your hand" and add it, to make a longer word. This new word is the answer.

All answers begin with SNOW and are related in some way to that fluffy white stuff that we either love or hate. Example: SNOW + a season of the year = a big one could get kids a day out of school (snowfall)

See if you can help Dougie the Daft Doggy identify these words and phrases, all of which start with the letters D O G in that order.

Quizzical64: Find the second connecting word in these common two-word phrases. For example: Baking - , chilli - , curry - , custard - , talcum - , washing - . The answer is powder. Baking powder, chilli powder etc. These increase in difficulty. Have fun

Each of the following nicknames changes to another word if you add either "If" "and" or "but" to it. I will give you clues for each. So-get off your Ifs, Ands and Butts!

Each word always begins with the letters EN. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

All three of the words given have a common word that fits either in front or behind them. Your job is to find the missing word. Example: question. shoe__ Christmas__ shade__ Answer: tree. All answers are singular. Have fun!

Three words are given and we are looking for a fourth one that can go before or after to form a new word or phrase. For example, the words PICKLED, RED and RINGS go together with the word ONION to form PICKLED ONION, RED ONION and ONION RINGS.

A row is an orderly line, except when it's a verb meaning to paddle or a noun meaning an argument. See if you can find the common homophone or homonym in each paragraph. Use the hints to check you have the right tense or form of the word. Good luck!