Hello, Maddie Silver & Gold Stone! I found your musical Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and thought I'd check it out.
It's nice to see some old standbys - "Silent Night", "Hark the Herald (Angels Sing)", for example - as well as at least one less traditional, but still related tune (looking at you, "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa"). All in all, they made for a well-spent bit of time.
Thanks for assembling and sharing this puzzle with us!
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Hello there, Nixie! I found your Word Search puzzle via the Browse By Type tab and decided to take a look.
I had fun locating all the words you'd collected for us, and all without the 'assistance' of my inner child (he was too busy slurping down hot cocoa and eggnog ). Although you can't directly control the pattern, the collected words were varied enough in length to force the system to make a very nice pattern to go with the season-appropriate colors surrounding the correctly identified words - wonderful!
Thanks for setting this up and sharing it with us!
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Hey there, Ben! I came across your Word Search puzzle via the Browse By Type tab and thought I'd take a look.
It seems to me I've heard of Jay Garrick, as well as the Reverse Flash, but most of the... special... names are unknown to me. I grew up reading about the exploits of Barry Allen as The Flash, and the only Power Ring I can recall belonged to Green Lantern. All that means, though, is that there are great chunks of the comic-verse I didn't get to explore, and the terms you've collected help remedy that to a small degree.
Thanks for creating and sharing this with us!
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Hey there, SantaBee! I came across your Newsfeed announcement and thought I'd take a look.
You've gathered up some crazy words here, Steph! I've nearly endured a Snowpocalypse, will admit to having felt a bit Grinchy once or twice, and have narrowly missed getting Uglysweatered (it was too small). Considering the nature of the words, it's tough to say there are no misspellings, but I don't see anything that would alter Ol' Kris's mood.
Thanks for setting this up for us and sharing it!
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Hey there, Emberly Gray! I found this via the Browse By Type tab and thought I'd check it out.
Where would we be without all these wonderful Word Search puzzles? I like the terms you collected for this one; they may not be many, but they're representative. There are just enough words to keep us entertained for a bit, and they're all correctly spelled - well done.
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hey there, Amethyst Snow Angel! I found your Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and thought I'd take a look.
I like the Hanukkah theme you've established, along with some of the many terms associated with it. I also like the introductory poem. I remember reading Highlights at various doctor's offices. I don't see any misspellings, so I have no suggestions for improvement.
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hey there, Cappy! There are more name-related websites out there than you can shake a 'dot something' at, and BabyNames.com is one of them. Like many of the other sites, BabyNames.com gives you some history / context, which can be very useful. You also get tips on using some common sense while selecting a name. For example, Hepzibah is a unique name, so readers would definitely remember it, but... is it appropriate to the story's background?
Thanks for passing this along to us, and welcome to WdC!
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Hey there, Emberly Gray! I came across this poem via the Read & Review tab on The Hub and thought I'd give it a look.
You've penned a powerful poem here. You don't tell us how you got to the depths, but it becomes evident you worked very hard to get yourself out and, in so doing, became even stronger. I like the internal rhyme, too.
Suggestion(s): I don't see any misspelled words - yay! - so I only have two suggestions. You may want to increase the font size to 3.5 or larger. This would make your poem easier to read for people using mobile devices, as well as for those with vision issues. Also, you may want to consider posting this as an "OT poem" at "EXPRESS IT IN EIGHT " . Prompts are provided, but 'unrelated' 8-line poems are also welcome.
Thanks for sharing this with us, and welcome to WDC!
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Hey there, AmyJo-Where did 2025 go???! I found your Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and just had to give it a try.
I've not heard Andy's version in quite some time, for whatever reason, but I can "hear" it in my head. It made it extra fun to "listen to" while I was searching for the snippets of lyrics. I didn't spot any misspellings - great!
Hey there, Jim! I came across your Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and just had to take a look.
First of all, thanks for including me! I'm happy to help you spread the Veteran-vibe around here, especially in such august company: Audie Murphy? Wow! Along with 1st Lieutenant Murphy, it occurs to me that about half the terms are militarily significant: the Battle of the Bulge and Pearl Harbor, and the USS Constitution and USS Nautilus. Of course, it's cool that a few of "the locals" also made the cut.
Thanks for sharing this with us, Jim!
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Hey there, Amethyst Snow Angel! I came across this puzzle via the Browse By Type tab and wandered in to check it out.
I don't know how I missed this one, but I'm glad I found it. I like how you got the system to expand the grid by using long-ish and / or multiple words. I also like the collection of words you chose; I don't recall seeing DAYGLOW or TECHNICOLOR in any other puzzle - cool!
I had fun working this one. Thanks for sharing it!
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Hey there, Amethyst Snow Angel! I was feeling a little hungry and thirsty, and this Word Search was just the thing!
While I've never partaken of High Tea, I can appreciate the terms you've sprinkled throughout the grid, especially Bigelow and EarlGrey, two of my favorites. You've got a nice mixture of short and long-ish words, all of which serve to create a good-sized grid, and all the ingredients for a successful tea party appear to be correctly spelled.
Thanks for sharing this with us. Enjoy a cuppa real soon!
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Hey there, Steph! I saw your handle all over the Newsfeed and thought I should see what was going on. I've not heard any of the three poll questions before, but the one about parents not understanding definitely appealed to my not-necessarily-on-kilter sense of humor! Best of luck with your poll!
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Hey there, Amethyst Snow Angel! I came across your new and improved Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and just had to give it a look.
I don't know which were the original ten words, but the twenty-five you have now certainly point up some of the best aspects of life around WdC! There's that sense of Community we feel as we share Feedback concerning our Writing in general and, perhaps, our Stories and Poetry in particular. There's the Fun way we encourage and Celebrate each other by the giving of GiftPoints and MeritBadges, and so much more.
And, of course, it's great that you're here to bring all this to mind. Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hey there, Amethyst Snow Angel! I tumbled onto this Word Search puzzle via the Browse By Type tab and decided to take a look.
This was a perfect find, as I feel as though I've fallen down multiple rabbit holes lately, what with deadlines looming everywhere I looked. This is a nice change of pace from that insanity, though: no horror, no terror, no malevolent creatures looking to make you their dinner, just a nice little collection from a lovely little story about a pretty little girl. Okay, fine - there's this Queen who wants to take off everyone's head, but she doesn't seem that hard to avoid, so...
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hello, sindbad! I came across your tale of terror via ""13" - 2025 Edition" and just had to take a look.
This is one seriously creepy story, Sindbad. You grabbed me right from the beginning with that terrific opening line, it set the scene so well, and everything built from there. And young Clara! One has to wonder what intuition prompted her to render that drawing.
Suggestion(s): I didn't spot any spelling, grammar or punctuation errors - great job! My only suggestion would be to consider adding a blank line between the paragraphs. It's not really hard to follow the story as-is, but spacing would make it easier.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
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Hello, Veronika! I came across this poem when I was looking for something to review, so here it is.
I really like the imagery you paint with your words; it makes it easy to recall similar memories based on what you've shared (e.g. water marks and toothpaste splatter on mirrors). There are a lot of memories hidden in the everyday bits of life, and I like how you've captured some of those for us.
Hello there, Cottontail Entertainment! I came across your Word Search puzzle via the Browse By Type tab and thought I'd take a look.
I like your collection of Halloween-related terms, especially as you've included some (ELF, FANGS and GHOULS, to name a few) I've not run across in other Word Search puzzles I've looked at. Also, there are enough longer words to make the system create a fairly large grid, something I always appreciate.
Suggestion(s): If you were tossing in random little misspellings as part of the fun - cool! If that wasn't part of the plan, though, you might want to consider these changes: BROOMSTICK, CEMETERY, WEREWOLF.
Thanks for sharing this puzzle with us, and have a great day!
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Hey there, Elf Princess Megan Snow Rose! I stumbled across your Word Search via the Browse By Type tab; naturally, I had to check it out.
You've got some oldies but goodies buried in here - Barnabas and Angelique from Dark Shadows, for example; all of them are familiar, though. The terms you selected make a nice collection of words to be found, and I would imagine everyone who gives this a try will have a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Hey there, AmyJo-Where did 2025 go???! I saw your Newsfeed post and found the Word Search via the Browse By Type tab, so here we go.
You've gathered a lot of familiar terms here, starting right off with Banshee; it immediately reminded me of an old Disney movie, Darby O'Gill and the Little People. Then, of course, there's Gremlins and Frankenstein, along with all the familiar make-you-quake-in-your-boots terminology. Well done, and thanks for sharing!
Hey there, SantaBee! I spotted your Word Search in the Newsfeed and, of course, just had to give it a go.
First of all, I see what you did here, incorporating some of the spooky shorthand folks have used for their usual handles this Halloween season. Naturally, you also have many terms either traditionally associated with the season - wraith, hobgoblin, cauldron, etc. - as well as others that fit their spooky selves right at home.
Thanks for sharing this with us, and have a wonderfully spooky evening!
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Hey there, φως εί. I came across this poll via the Browse By Type tab on The Hub and thought I'd check it out.
I'm not sure how you're using the data you're gathering as, to my mind, the options are pretty disparate. I chose Elderly lady, I believe, because I think such a person would be inclined to believe a younger lady. It's also possible I was inadvertently 'steered' to that choice due to the capitalized first letter, but I can't say for sure; I'm no Psych major.
I hope the data you get is useful, though. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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Hey, Winter's spud❄️! Yet another Halloween-themed Word Search puzzle. Who would have guessed? Seriously, though, while a few of the terms in your puzzle are reflected in others that have appeared here on-site, many of them are unique to your puzzle: emancipation, commemorate, soul food and strawberry soda, to name a few. It's always cool to see someone else's perspective on something that so many of us enjoy - Halloween!
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hey there, Winter's spud❄️! I came across this Word Search via the Browse By Type tab and decided to give it a look.
I've spotted more than a few of these words while out and about; some folks have their front yard literally peopled(?) with brooms, ghosts, Jack-o-lanterns, skeletons, witches and the like, and some of them are even illuminated. I like the selection you present us with, as they're all pretty well associated with the upcoming holiday.
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Hey there, Shara Izzy! Well, I see you jumped right into the fray on your first day here - welcome! The cyber part of the title caught my attention, so I thought I'd try to decipher the grid... and learned that Cyberchase is the name of an animated series. This also explains why I'd never heard the term Swakpad, so I learned something new today. You seem to have brought some major elements of the series into your puzzle, so good job!
Thanks for sharing this with us and, once again - welcome!
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