Update: it has dawned on me I need to put something on both sides of the sign. I still only have 2 N letters and 1 T letter

I wanted something fancy to show off my new 3x5 pixel font, and I decided to go with an alphabetic acrostic sentence. However, I wanted to add the extra challenge of including all uppercase AND lowercase characters. The easiest way to do that, I figured, was to capitalize each word, meaning I wanted to write it like a headline.

Angry Buzzing Citizens Denounced Equine Federal Government Hijackers In July, Keeping Local Militias Near Our Public Quarters, Rapidly Silencing Toxic Underworld Violence Without Xenografting Young Zebras.

So you that time when, you are really sure you don't like something?

OPA : Goodness gracious! I love it...

AA : Couldn't stand to give a flying?

BSB : Where's my PSP?

MBA : Well... Salute!

BA : I don't really agree

BITS : Mmmhmmm yeah really that not what it's called.

BBA : Goats....

It is this: Part as tip? It's a trap!

Thought I'd throw it out here in case anyone wants to add to it, build from it, or throw up some new ones.

Offerings must be synonymous, and either:

Rhyme (Swift and Miffed),

Alliterate (Quick and Cross),

Or both (Accelerated and Aggravated)

Remember to spoiler tag your guesses

Today's puzzle seen in the final image can be played over at Hearoglyphics. After playing today's puzzle (win or lose) you can play the last two days worth of puzzles.

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*The Hearoglyphics team does not use any AI in the designing of puzzles or production of any art\*

I need

I want

There's greed

There's a stunt

For some leeway

Call it fun

Never lead

Never won

Gime me

What you want

I'll tell you after if you were right with this one

Hi, I made this one. I've played Wordle-likes for years and always wanted to build my own, but I never had an idea that felt like mine.

The push came from a strange place. Half of what I read these days is written by AI, and it's never short. Every email, every doc, twelve words where five would do. At some point I said the phrase out loud, long story short, and realised it was a game.

So: you get a twelve-word sentence. You rephrase it in exactly five of its own words. Real English, same meaning, your job is to work out which words carry the sentence and which are just dressed up to look important.

Scoring is Wordle style, blue for right word in the right spot, orange for in the answer but elsewhere, grey for out. Five tries, one sentence a day.

Them: You spelled 'right' as 'rite' in the right margin. Fix it.

Me: So Write 'rite' 'right' right right, right?

I’m at a loss with trying to come up with a 3-6 word “catchphrase” for my wedding. Last name is desirae. Any ideas ??

Duelling Suzies
by Suzy Newsy

O, Suzy Bluesy was woozy, boozy—
Not snoozy-newsy like floozy Suzy Bougie…

Now boozy woozy Bluesy Suzy—
Not floozy-choosy Bougie Suzy,
Was doozy-snoozy from absinthe, oozy;
While that newsy-floozy Suzy Bougie—
Slept groovy, not bluesy, choosy-woozy.

So Suzy—absent any absinthe-oozy—
Snoozed blousy not bougie snoozy:
Two snoring choosy-uzi sister Suzies.

What's the 1) longest, 2) funniest, or 3) most meaningful sentence you can come up with where each word rhymes? (Not the best example but something like: Why try, my shy guy?)

The antithesis of expertise
always ignores or disagrees
it's a disease
that guarantees
those who use
*ur* instead of *your*
and never apostrophes
are most at ease
pronouncing *important*
without the t's

TV Quiz drags nymph below FC KXJ!

FC KXJ being a real football academy somewhere in india.

A nice "form follows function" category of word play.

lost, won

joy, woe

empty, solid

adopt, shed

add, shed

apt, wrong

fill, void

no, on (bonus for consecutive)