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A puzzle that heavily depends on linguistic features; for instance it may concern foreign languages, or only work in some particular language, or be built around a peculiarity of the English language.

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This puzzle is part of the Puzzling Stack Exchange Advent Calendar 2025. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 200 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > 'Tis the ...
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This puzzle is part of the Puzzling Stack Exchange Advent Calendar 2025. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 50 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > I was very ...
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This puzzle is based off the What is a Word™, What is a Phrase™, and What is a Number™ series started by JLee. If a word has a certain property, I call it an Undercover Word™. Can you figure out what ...
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Successor to Онуль is Іодин Successor to ____ is Ччотири Successor to Юдесять is Нодинадцять (Disclaimer: I do not speak the language involved in this puzzle.)
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The a nswer is a liquid It’s when something is sort of true. It’s anglicized: a dding a former camping house. Note:
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Two monoglot English travelers are kidnapped in Turkey. One is brave and honest, upright and straight-dealing in all things. He trusts that this affable and good-hearted nature will get him through ...
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I made a mistake and σρουψηρδ κτιβπατδς! What did I do? Sent from my iPhone. Hint:
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Beginner puzzle (suitable for people who are new to puzzle solving). How many mistakes are there in the following sentence? This sentence is kurious because it it only contayns three misteaks. ...
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In a recent chat conversation, the following sentence came up as one where either of "their" and "they're" could be substituted for each other without changing the meaning or ...
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As lightweighted as beauty, As costly as seniority, Just look at how much I have become soft like causality. It's not that I am reactive like chromaticity. I just want to be radioactive like joviality....
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This is a cryptic crossword with a strange twist. The wordplay part works like normal wordplay, and clues the word to be entered into the grid. However, the "definition" part here is made to ...
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I made the following puzzle and was wondering if someone finds the correct solution and the thoughts behind all parts of it. Most likely yes, but I am also interested in plausible but possibly wrong ...
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This puzzle is part of the Puzzling Stack Exchange Advent Calendar 2024. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 50 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > It’s ...
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This puzzle is part of the Puzzling Stack Exchange Advent Calendar 2024. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 50 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > While ...
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Who are you? Somewhat. Someone? Someone can be I. Or not. Can't you be plain with me? You're opposing me. That's not fair! I am, though. Are you? Reasonably. To a degree, then? Not quite. ...
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