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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).
sonjahi – Solves:
158
TangaAl – Solves:
264
nocca – Solves:
295
jebediehard – Solves:
254
ethnosax – Solves:
289
nocca – Solves:
295
nocca – Solves:
182
nocca – Solves:
150
nocca – Solves:
180
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LOL, true! 2nd!
Another good one, Nocca!
Wow, totally lost. Nevermind - got it.
[3] don't over think it- it is a very straight-forward puzzle.
I am close but no cigar as yet
.....waiting for the AHA moment......
Got it.....I'm glad I'm well SET in math.
Now to go out look and look at the cars go by on the street corner. (yes, subtle salt)
Nice puzzle. Letter perfect.
Ugh...math (eyes glaze over, drooling begins)
[8] No math involved.
nice.
Very nice puzzle!!
Each set also has a couple of other things in common that lead to viable answers, but I did appreciate the "A-ha!" moment.
Tricky for an ex-math teacher, talk about going off on a "tangent". Still FUN!!
I need help. TG please
nevermind. got it
Very nice - no math. Keep it really simple. Really really simple. Words not math.
nicely done, really
I'm still completely stumped by this. The clues here have just bewildered me more.
Would anyone care to help me out a little?
was trying to apply math concepts when I needed to look within each clue. pretty cool puzzle.
[17] TG sent.
[19]...thanks....i was stuck on alphabetizing big time...i mistakenly was looking at similarities between sets rather than within sets...
GAH! I just can't get it!!! Can someone help me please? TG?
This one is driving me nuts. No a-ha moment. TG some help please? (hints in comments haven't rattled my brains inot it yet)
"Salt": Read the sentence at the top. What is it telling you?
so it seems like in each set three word have something in common but one word is different?? so lost
never mind - that theory is not right either :(