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Here you will learn some English words related to puzzles such as "sudoku", "crossword", and "jigsaw puzzle".
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a type of brain teaser or logic puzzle that presents a scenario or problem, challenging individuals to think creatively and critically to find a solution or answer
a type of problem or game that involves mathematical concepts and requires solving equations, patterns, or logical reasoning to find a solution
a traditional Japanese geometric puzzle or problem that was historically displayed on wooden tablets called "sangaku" at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples
a type of puzzle that challenges individuals to use deductive reasoning and logical thinking to solve a problem or reach a conclusion
a picture on a cardboard that is cut into different pieces and one should fit them together in order for the picture to become whole again
a type of puzzle that requires physical manipulation and problem-solving to disassemble, reassemble, or rearrange its components to achieve a specific goal or solution
a type of puzzle that involves assembling various pieces to create a specific object or structure
a 3D combination puzzle with a 3x3x3 grid of smaller cubes, challenging players to solve by aligning each face to have a single color
a type of mechanical puzzle where the objective is to separate or untangle interconnected pieces without using force or cutting
a type of mechanical puzzle that resembles a small box or container with hidden mechanisms, requiring specific manipulations or movements to open and reveal its contents
a type of puzzle that consists of a rectangular board with movable tiles, and the objective is to rearrange the tiles by sliding them into an empty space to form a specific pattern or image
a traditional Chinese dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat pieces called tans, which are put together to form various shapes and figures
a word puzzle where players transform one word into another by changing one letter at a time, creating a series of valid English words with each step differing from the previous word by just one letter
a social event held in a bar or pub where teams compete in answering a series of trivia questions on various topics to test their knowledge and win prizes
a confusing network of paths separated by bushes or walls, designed in a way that confuses the people who pass through
a number puzzle consisting of nine large squares each divided into nine smaller squares that must be filled with the numbers one to nine, without repeating any of them in the same square, column, or row
a guessing game that involves at least two players in which participants ask a question that has a surprising or clever answer
a type of puzzle where the objective is to fill a given area, typically a rectangular grid or a board, with a set of specific shapes without overlapping or leaving any gaps
a 3D spatial puzzle made up of seven different pieces that can be assembled to form a 3x3x3 cube in various ways, presenting a challenging and creative exercise in spatial reasoning and problem-solving
a type of jigsaw puzzle where pieces have flat edges with specific patterns or shapes that must be matched correctly with adjacent pieces to complete the overall picture or design
a word puzzle or riddle that uses pictures, symbols, or letters to represent words or parts of words, challenging the solver to decipher the hidden meaning or phrase
a game for two players who take a turn to put an X or O in nine provided squares, and the first player who manages to make a row, column, or diagonal of three Xs or Os in those squares wins
a physical puzzle that involves navigating a small ball or marble through a maze-like structure by tilting or rotating the game board, avoiding holes and obstacles, to reach a specific target or endpoint
a type of toy that consists of colored plastic blocks that fit together and using which children can build different things
a type of toy that allows users to build and assemble structures, objects, or models using individual pieces or parts
a small, usually rectangular or cubic, building element made from materials like wood, plastic, or foam, used for constructing various structures and fostering creative play and imagination
a pencil-and-paper game played on a grid of dots, where players take turns connecting two dots with a line to create boxes, aiming to complete the most boxes and claim them with their initials to score points
