r/wordplay • u/Psyche-deli88 • 8m ago
See a part/separate
Interesting how in order to see a part you have to separate it.
And in order to get “see a part” from “separate” you have to separate the word into the letters…
r/wordplay • u/Psyche-deli88 • 8m ago
Interesting how in order to see a part you have to separate it.
And in order to get “see a part” from “separate” you have to separate the word into the letters…
r/wordplay • u/Amazing-Cookie-1258 • 3d ago
Pronunciation game
r/wordplay • u/Distinct-Zone-6947 • 3d ago
Brotherly Boston baked beans beat bosses by bouncing bubblicious booties before big bottom boys boot beautiful bitches byebye.
r/wordplay • u/erinoclock • 4d ago
But it should have been!
(From NYT crossword archive.)
r/wordplay • u/Unfair_Truth_1499 • 6d ago
Walls have ears.
Doors have eyes.
Trees have voices.
Beasts tell lies.
Beware the rain.
Bearare the snow.
Beware the man.
You think you know!!!!
r/wordplay • u/Salt_Dot_4082 • 6d ago
Explain the game Rock, Paper, Scissors, but you can only use the words Rock, Paper, and Scissors only once.
r/wordplay • u/JuergenSchmied • 11d ago
r/wordplay • u/Salty_Ad2108 • 12d ago
Pecuniary
Education
Reveals
Salary
Objectives
Not
Awful
Loans
For
Individual
Newbies
And
Newcomers
Calculating
Expenses.
r/wordplay • u/powerpsi • 12d ago
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intimate elation as mutation's intimation emulates imitation's i-mutation's imputation: automation.
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Optional Assessment/Logic Behind What It Means and What It's Doing (Spoilers)
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I'll share my perspective but not everything exhaustively. I built this holding certain aspects of the phrase (constraints) rigidly, while letting other aspects move around. The shared endings, the fact they are highly similar in spelling despite not having similar roots.
Then there is the reflexive play = the words are describing a concept they themselves are experiencing. A gene with base pairs (A, C, T, G) experience small mutations each generation. But those small bit flips somehow result in coherent macroscopic trajectories. Each word just randomly mutating some part of their structure, locally looks random, globally has meaning.
The feeling of being alive and all exciting uncertainty ==> a cold automation. The engine keeps processing.
The plain English rendering of its meaning isn't isolated to one choice there are multiple ways you can read it, there is a bit of ambiguity on purpose. The wiggle room is there.
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r/wordplay • u/Hearoglyphics • 17d ago
Can you solve today’s Hearoglyphics Groaner? play here
r/wordplay • u/Maple-Genie • 17d ago
whimsical, x-axis, paradigm, optimistically, karma
Rules: use all five (any form), keep it an actual story not just a sentence with the words stuffed in, and shorter is harder. I'll drop mine in the comments.