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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).
TangaAl – Solves:
198
nocca – Solves:
285
jebediehard – Solves:
244
ethnosax – Solves:
289
nocca – Solves:
179
dragontrainer – Solves:
124
dragontrainer – Solves:
294
dragontrainer – Solves:
355
dragontrainer – Solves:
136
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Quite clever!! and a 1st for me :)
Great puzzle!
. . . and well done!
Clever!
Wow, 14 solves all within one minute of each other, impressive timing! I'm glad you liked it, it was one of my favorite puzzles to make.
NaCL?
Don't reach around in the dark - start with what they have in common.
[5] Now I feel slow, I was 17th. Cost myself time thinking of the phone number as a whole.
[7] thanks, that made it much easier to see what was going on with this one
Really nice puzzle!
Very elegant. I would NEVER have gotten it without the word "cell" in quotes.
How many of us have this stuff bookmarked now (or worse, saved off somewhere)?
[11] Now I'm even more confused...
[12] The 4 signers have something in common. Once you know what it is, you'll know what "cell" is being referred to ... and how to interpret those numbers.
The a-ha clicked and some knowledge from years ago made it make sense (with the help of the internets, of course). Very nice puzzle.
Shoot. I understand the commonality. I understand the cell. I THOUGHT I understood what to do with the phone numbers, but I keep getting gibberish. I think I'm one step, or even a half step away from the a-ha moment ... but so far, no a-ha.
A-ha! And I learned something new. I didn't know those things were called cells.
[15] Your groups are already separated for you.
Well, it wasn't exactly Post and Solve; it was more like Sleep and Solve. But I finally got my a-ha.
Thanks for trying to help me Scoutmom, but I was already using those separations, but in a different (and very wrong) way. I was coming up with DJAACEACDJ and GDG for Brother Ray, both of which didn't seem very right to me.
It wasn't until I started thinking about Lego bricks that I finally decided how the numbers fit together.
Unless I have the wrong commonality, I can't see how it relates to "cell". Worse, I can't think of an any definition of "cell" that's related to these numbers.
Nice one.
....but now I see!
What Grace!
For those having trouble: use the first two words in quotes and figure how the indiviuals would use the numbers.