Most voted puzzles under tag english

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Name the Nation.

posted Aug 30, 2019 by Sidharth Malhotra

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Starting with A, add a letter and shuffle to make a new word each time until you reach PLANETS.

posted Jul 23, 2019 by Brijesh Talwar

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Starting with the letter A, add a letter and shuffle to make a new word each time until you reach DRAGONS.

posted Jul 2, 2019 by Balwinder

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What is the six letter word?

posted Jun 9, 2019 by Afsana Akhter

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IF Hydrogen = H1NO, Nitrogen = N7NI, Oxygen = O8NO THEN Calcium = ????

posted Jun 4, 2019 by Afsana Akhter

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What's the colloquial or idiomatic saying suggested by the lines of text below?

posted Apr 16, 2019 by Yogeshwar Thakur

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These words are their own opposites. They have contradictory meanings depending on the context in which they are used.

posted Mar 29, 2019 by Swati Arora

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A four letter word can be attached to the end of the word to the left, and to the beginning of the word to the right?

posted Mar 26, 2019 by Anamika

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Consider the meanings of the following words, which is the odd one out? GRATEFUL INDEBTED THANKFUL APPRECIATIVE

posted Mar 20, 2019 by Amarvansh

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Eliminate all 26 letters of the alphabet in alphabetical order,but not necessarily starting with 'A',to make a sentence.

posted Mar 13, 2019 by Aman

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The following clues lead to two words or phrases that are the phonetic reverse of each other.

posted Mar 5, 2019 by Sidharth Malhotra

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Names of countries from which the vowels have been removed. Place the vowels correctly to get names of countries.

posted Jan 16, 2019 by Aman

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The following sentences can be completed by adding two words that are anagrams of one another.

posted Sep 14, 2018 by Varuna Magar

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Find the synonymous word for each word in the following pair. For each pair, the words you find should rhyme............

posted Sep 10, 2018 by Manish Tiwari

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Can you find the anagrams in the below story and determine the category?

posted Sep 6, 2018 by Kuldeep Apte

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What words were Farhan and Nikita thinking of?

posted Jun 28, 2018 by Vishal

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Given the following definitions, what are the spoonerisms?

posted Jun 21, 2018 by Amarvansh

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The following are colloquialisms/idioms written in their literal form. Try to find all four.

posted Jun 15, 2018 by Mridul

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We have removed all of the letters in the word PROVERB anywhere they.................Can you reconstruct the wise words?

posted Jun 6, 2018 by Madhavi Latha

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Making the right connections. Fill in the blank with a word that can combine with both the given words.

posted Jun 1, 2018 by Mishthy Mukherjee

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What is the only 15-letter English word with fifteen different letters?

posted Apr 5, 2018 by Nimish

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The following definitions are for words that appear to have prefixes that lead to those improper definitions.

posted Apr 5, 2018 by Atif

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What are the transformations of these sentences?

posted Apr 1, 2018 by Yasin Hossain Siinan

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By using 'because'continuously three times, can you make a English statement ?

posted Mar 19, 2018 by Pushpak Chauhan

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Fill in the missing words so a chain is formed with each word suffixing the previous and prefixing the following word.

posted Mar 16, 2018 by Mishthy Mukherjee

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There are two groups of three-letter words used in the sentences below. The first missing words of each sentence........

posted Jan 10, 2018 by Ankur Athari

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In each sentence below, two words are incomplete. The two words end in the same three letters

posted Oct 25, 2017 by Mogadala Ramana

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The following are clues that describe words containing an "ant". The clues do not refer to the words themselves.........

posted Oct 5, 2017 by Mridul

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Rearrange the following letters to give two words. All 11 letters must be used in each word.

posted Oct 3, 2017 by Anil Chaurasiya

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Find the respective antonyms and combine both words to form a new word.

posted Sep 22, 2017 by Aastha Joshi

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Insert one word in each pair to link the two words together. The end of the first word is the beginning of the second.

posted Aug 2, 2017 by Madhavi Latha

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Your task is to find words that, after taking their first letters away, have related meanings.

posted Jul 12, 2017 by Swati Arora

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The following four (4) clues are the definitions of words that have been jumbled below and turned into anagrams.

posted Jun 15, 2017 by Samardeep Acharya

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These well known sayings were translated by computer to another language then back into English. What were the original?

posted Apr 4, 2017 by Basabdatta Mukherjee

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Two personal pronouns if you take And join them in due order, An herb will name, without mistake, That scents the.......

posted Mar 30, 2017 by Pankaj Deshmukh

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Can you name any English verb that becomes its past tense by simply rearranging the alphabets?

posted Nov 5, 2016 by Balwinder

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These set of words are used together can you find the second half? Example: Trial and Error

posted Sep 14, 2016 by Prithvi

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Which five letter Greek root means 'green' or 'pale green'?

posted Aug 25, 2016 by Divya Shree

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The following word pairs are anagrams which can be combined to form the name of an animal.Try to figure it out.

posted Feb 12, 2016 by Varuna Magar

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The following not only describes a famous monument, but is an anagram for its name. What is it? Built to Stay Free

posted Feb 1, 2016 by Balwinder

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Arrange the words to make sense. Word and clue given along

posted Jan 18, 2016 by Anuradha Tabyal

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Answer the clues with a pair of rhyming words. (plump feline = fat cat)

posted Jan 12, 2016 by Samardeep Acharya

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Can you name the salad veggies? Use synonyms of each word in the clue; put them together to sound out the answer.

posted Nov 20, 2015 by Ankur Athari

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Here are some well-known expressions rewritten into "Cliff-ese". Try to figure out the phrases in simpler terms.

posted Nov 12, 2015 by Prithvi

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In each sentence below, two words are incomplete. The two words end in the same three letters and rhyming.

posted Nov 5, 2015 by Divya Bharti

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Use synonyms of the words used to arrive at country names. (Ex. Starving. Starving = Hungry. Solution: Hungary).

posted Oct 29, 2015 by Nikhil Pandey

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The following sentences can be completed by adding two words that are anagrams of one another.

posted Sep 14, 2015 by Nimish

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Inside each set of the following words, there are a pair of smaller words. By putting & between them.

posted Jul 23, 2015 by Sidharth Malhotra

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Without changing the order of the letters, place the four letter words on the dashes to form eight letter words.

posted Jul 7, 2015 by Akriti

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Unscramble the words below, then take the letters from each word as instructed to form another word that is the answer .

posted Jul 1, 2015 by Kuldeep Apte