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One Word Wonders are word puzzles where the answer is exactly one word. Decipher the image below to come up with the answer. For a better idea on how to solve this puzzle view an example. If you get stuck you can ask for help in the comments section. Hints are posted 24 hours after puzzle's publish date (if provided by author).
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holy crap that was a guess. dangit i wanted to figure it out lol
Cool background.
Neat puzzle, also.
I love that illusion.
I didn't even realize how cool that was until I looked again. :)
is that the last puzzle until tomorrow night?
please say yes! i'm sleepy
Heh, the opposite for me, I was trying to figure out the answers to the phrases but I kept getting distracted.
Nice
done! now i can go do some work...
So the sequence is an illusion. Or a red herring.
the clues and the answers? No. They are part of the solve method.
Yeah, I got it!
i think i have the seven words (maybe just six), but i can't figure out how to use the diagram in the center.
[13] I didn't see any use for the bullseye in the middle either... I got it without it.
[14] hmm.... now i'm questioning my word accuracy
Just for the record. I found 4 possible answers using the solve method. So try all four, when you find them, before giving up on the solve method.
i haven't any idea....salt if you have it please
well i just got it, but it was pure guess. i'm trying to backtrack for the solve method but i don't see it so far. damn optical illusion.....
The words demonstrate a progression of pairs. You're looking for an 8th word
What is up with all of the S's?
[16] If you got all 7 clues, there's only one possible answer, and it's forced on you (atleast that's what I found).
[13][14]Once I got the bullseye, the rest of the puzzle fell into place. (I already had the seven words.)
[16] I disagree, while there are nine possible answers (counting non-word answers the solve method yields) there is a clear choice amongst them. The pattern is well defined enough no trial-and-error is necessary.
[20] You might say that the puzzle is centered around all the S's
Trying to keep the salt to a reasonable level... lemme know if more is needed.
migraine time!
[11], no, there's a sequence in there, which is perfectly logical and regular, and ought to point to a specific solution, except that it isn't a word I've ever heard of. But I tried it anyway, and it was wrong. The actual answer doesn't follow the sequence.
wow, i didn't even use the circle; what the heck is it for? i found the answer by guessing, but backsolving revealed a very limited (5) number of possibilities. only 2 really go with the theme, but the more basic one ended up the correct one.
[24] you're right, but maybe that extra constraint was coincidence? just giving the benefit of the doubt to the puzzlemaker...
[21][22] I agree that the correct one is obvious by applying the pattern. Still the other words are possible, just a bit outside the pattern.
[27] If you use the circle diagram, there is only one that fits the way I solved it. Later, I managed to figure out where the extra 4 other (making 5) or 8 other (making 9) words came from once [16] pointed them out.
Urh, I kept using the verb form of the clue's word, when I needed the noun form.