“Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming” – John Wooden
It’s the start of another December and that means Holiday Puzzles! Last year’s Holiday Puzzles were a big hit with a lot of puzzlers. I hope to repeat the fun and challenge again this year! Much like last year, this year I am starting off with Missing Word Puzzles. I plan on making Tuesday “Missing Word Puzzle” day. So each Tuesday in December, there will be a new set of Missing Word puzzles. I’ve received a lot of great feedback from everyone about last year’s Missing Work Puzzles. Today we will start with some straightforward Missing Word puzzles, that even younger puzzlers can figure out..
As a refresher, just like the last year, in each puzzle, a word or words are missing, replaced by their first letter. In order to solve each puzzle, you need to find the missing words. Here’s an example of how they work:
Puzzle1: 12 I in a F
The solution is “12 INCHES in a FOOT” (“I” stands for “INCHES” and “F” stands for “FOOT“)
Below are ten puzzles to try
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2 P in a P
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3 W on a T
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3 BM
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4 Q in a D
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5 N in a Q
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4 Q in a G
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24 H in a D
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12 I in a F
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3 F in a Y
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7 D in a W
These are all beginner puzzles to get the holiday season started and they’re just fun puzzles to ponder. They are not original puzzles, but I still like to share them. Good Luck and pass the puzzles onto others who may enjoy them!
Here are some clues, in no specific order – Time, Money, Sightless Rodent, Vegatable, Shapes, Letters and Measurement.
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