Composed in Dallas in 1974, Peggy Oglesby Allison’s puzzle owes no acknowledgement, except perhaps to Mother Goose.

Puzzles such as doublets and riddles bring out the inherent connectivity that exists not only between words and reality but ...

Wheel of Fortune, the game show you watch either before or after that day’s Jeopardy! (depending on your TV market), is off ...

She's Gen X in birthdate, word and deed. If Marathon candy bars ... As with any crossword puzzle, once you fill in a few answers, you'll have letters to help you solve the more difficult ones.

To solve the puzzle, we must fill in the blank steps with words that differ successively from a previous word by one letter. For example, MAN ___ CAT is solved with either MAT or CAN inserted in ...

That alone makes it satisfying, but there’s also a lot of interesting fill and a good rhythm to ... 98A “liger,” which is an interesting puzzle word, and I had to parse that clue ...

Whatever your puzzle ... to spot a word amongst the jumble, I used the clues I'd been given to logically lock them in place, and then went hunting for the only letter that could fill in the ...

If you want to raise your crossword game to the next level, grab a pencil (not a pen!) and follow these tips for success.

The New York Times’ Strands puzzle is a play on the classic word search. It’s now available in the NYT Games app alongside the likes of Wordle and Connections (which we also cover in daily guides on ...

The Plucky Squire follows the titular squire Jot as he embarks on a quest to defend the land of Mojo from the evil wizard ...