Add to ORKGYou will very likely recognize most of the words asked for in this quiz--once you get them. But the clues are rather difficult and involve etymologies and other connections that are very tangled. Readers said Harder words, please! Try these
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Noah Webster\u27s An American Dictionary of the English Language (1828) is a browser\u27s paradise, ...
Generally, the problems posed in other sections of our Journal are for the seasoned veteran of the w...
According to Dmitri Borgmann in Beyond Language (Scribner\u27s, 1967), the English language contains...
A host of clues makes up this quiz (Deep myst\u27ry here for you to ponder); Each one defines a word...
THere are two ways to try this little teaser: either match the definitions in the left-hand (numbere...
The most reliable characteristic of our Super-Quizzes is their unpredictability. The first three wer...
The wit and wisdom of the common people are preserved in slang words and phrases which can sometimes...
For each of the fifty words listed below, you are to supply a non-crashing word having the same patt...
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to provide the common phrases or words that the fol...
Twenty clues to four words you know well are given. Use an egg-timer to limit yourself for each clue...
Here comes our third spelling quiz. Like its predecessors, it is probably so difficult that even a u...
This is only a spelling quiz ... but we\u27re willing to wager that it\u27s the toughest one you\u27...
Pun Quiz: what common phrases or words do these disdefinitions refer to? The numbers tell how many ...
Did you ever swim or stroll or frug or jerk or make like a fish or a mashed potato? Do you know that...
In my forthcoming book on onomastics, What\u27s in a Name? from Genealogical Publishers of Baltimo...
Noah Webster\u27s An American Dictionary of the English Language (1828) is a browser\u27s paradise, ...
Generally, the problems posed in other sections of our Journal are for the seasoned veteran of the w...
According to Dmitri Borgmann in Beyond Language (Scribner\u27s, 1967), the English language contains...