Add to ORKGIn the August 1970 issue of Word Ways, I introduced the reader to the charade crossword puzzle. (Actually, Word Ways readers were introduced to the charade crossword concept even earlier -- see Walter G. Leight\u27s The Cryptic Crossword in the May 1968 issue.
The name AZURIEL conceals a syndicate of puzzlers who operate from Holland Park, London
Since the common crossword puzzle is currently the most popular of all word games, it becomes the lo...
Words that break into two or more component words are the gist of many puzzles. Often the component...
Of all crossword puzzles, I find the charade crossword the most enjoyable. In this type of crossword...
In the August 1970, August 1971 and August 1983 issues of Word Ways, Ernst Theimer introduced the ch...
Of all crossword puzzles, I find the charade crossword the most enjoyable. in this type of crosswor...
In the August 1970 and August 1971 Word Ways, Ernst Theimer introduced the charade crossword to read...
Charades -- the division of words into parts that are also words, such as PLEASURE = PLEA + SURE -- ...
Charades are one of the oldest, simplest, and most amusing forms of wordplay. Charades are simply d...
Word Puzzles selected from Victorian Engimas and Sherlockian Puzzles by the author
A Charade Word is a word that may be divided into two or more words: CHARADE = CHAR + ADE. As the ga...
The easy (?) crossword puzzle with which we started this issue of WORD WAYS was a typical American p...
In The Case of the Acro-Double , a short mystery story in the November 1972 Word Ways, the hero, Fa...
By the late 1700s and early 1800s, many new types of word puzzles had become popular in England. Cha...
You are working on a crossword puzzle and the grid shows _EAR. Without an additional clue you woul...
The name AZURIEL conceals a syndicate of puzzlers who operate from Holland Park, London
Since the common crossword puzzle is currently the most popular of all word games, it becomes the lo...
Words that break into two or more component words are the gist of many puzzles. Often the component...
Of all crossword puzzles, I find the charade crossword the most enjoyable. In this type of crossword...
In the August 1970, August 1971 and August 1983 issues of Word Ways, Ernst Theimer introduced the ch...
Of all crossword puzzles, I find the charade crossword the most enjoyable. in this type of crosswor...
In the August 1970 and August 1971 Word Ways, Ernst Theimer introduced the charade crossword to read...
Charades -- the division of words into parts that are also words, such as PLEASURE = PLEA + SURE -- ...
Charades are one of the oldest, simplest, and most amusing forms of wordplay. Charades are simply d...
Word Puzzles selected from Victorian Engimas and Sherlockian Puzzles by the author
A Charade Word is a word that may be divided into two or more words: CHARADE = CHAR + ADE. As the ga...
The easy (?) crossword puzzle with which we started this issue of WORD WAYS was a typical American p...
In The Case of the Acro-Double , a short mystery story in the November 1972 Word Ways, the hero, Fa...
By the late 1700s and early 1800s, many new types of word puzzles had become popular in England. Cha...
You are working on a crossword puzzle and the grid shows _EAR. Without an additional clue you woul...
The name AZURIEL conceals a syndicate of puzzlers who operate from Holland Park, London
Since the common crossword puzzle is currently the most popular of all word games, it becomes the lo...
Words that break into two or more component words are the gist of many puzzles. Often the component...