Solve the following:
1. Excuse Me
2. Sunny Side Up
3. Breaking the Ice
4. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
5. I’m Over Worked and Under Paid
6. Go in Style
Puzzle care of thinkablepuzzles.com.
Weekly Mind Bender
I have five and take away two, yet I am left with four. How is this possible?
Take the two letters F and E off of the word five. This leaves you with IV which is four in Roman numerals.
Weekly Mind Bender
How many ducks are there?
Two ducks in front of a duck, two ducks behind a duck, one duck in the middle.
There are 3 ducks.
Weekly Mind Bender
I start with M and end with X and I have a never-ending amount of letters. What am I?
A mailbox.
Weekly Mind Bender
Take away my first letter and I sound the same. Take away my last letter and I still sound the same. Take away my letter in the middle and I will still sound the same. I am a 5 letter word. What am I?
Empty
Weekly Mind Bender
Solve the following:
care of thinkablepuzzles.com
1. Middle of the Road
2. See You Around
3. Lost in Space
4. Safety in Numbers
5. Hold on a Minute
6. Mass Confusion
Weekly Mind Bender
You want to purchase 3-cent stamps. You’re at the post office and waiting in line for your turn. How many 3-cent stamps you will get in a dozen?
12.
Weekly Mind Bender
I contain five little items of an everyday sort. You can find all five in a tennis court. What am I?
Vowels.
Weekly Mind Bender
What is the next number in the following series: 100 365 24 60?
60.
Because there are: 100 years in a century, 365 days in a year, 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in and hour and 60 seconds in a minute.
Weekly Mind Bender
Solve the following:
Care of: http://www.thinkablepuzzles.com
1. The Odds are Overwhelming
2. Vanished into Thin Air
3. Wireless Internet
4. Close Quarters
5. He’s Getting Under my Skin
6. Part-time Job