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#4818415

Review of "Russian" Composers

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Dave Ryan

I found this Word Search advertised on the Newsfeed.

Initial Thoughts:

The names of a few of these composers were real tongue twisters! The search once a few were uncovered made for a difficult find of several names here.

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consisted of 17 words all having to do with Classical composers from Russia, the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union, as per the brief description. Indeed the inside description above the tile breaks down a couple composers who escaped after the Revolution, Rachmaninov, and Horowitz eventually made to the USA.

I like Classical music. Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker being one of my favorites.

But then I imagine many enjoy that piece, especially around Christmastime.

Parting Thoughts:

This puzzle gave my brain a bit of exercise, for sure! But I like that.

Conclusion:

Interesting subject matter!

Good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4818286

Review of Friday the 13th

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I've been trying to get this puzzle done all day. Many interruptions along the way.

Ah, real life!

13 Reasons to love this Word Search Puzzle...

1) My favorite number, 13
2) Contains many superstitions that surround it
3) It has the color red being a good charm against bad luck
4) Red is my favorite color
5) Alfred Hitchcock's birthday!
6) Last Supper guests
7) Elevator Lore
8) Airplane Lore
9) February 2026
10) June 2025 (coming up soon )
11) November 2026 (Yay! 2 more Friday the 13ths next year.)
12) Movies
13) Tempting Fate ...Yeah, black cats, ladders, etc. But Jinx loves this day!

The Puzzle:

This words search has 20 words/titles/groups of Words to uncover from the tile. I went along at a smooth pace. The last word making me look harder was "Bad Luck." Of course it was a repeat word hiding in "Red Color Fixes Bad Luck." I had found that one right off the bat and by the time I got to the end of the puzzle, I forgot it was a repeat word and got slowed down.

Parting Thoughts:

I love how you ran with the Friday the 13th theme. And did it so quickly after I announced there's one coming up in June.

Conclusion:

Wonderful Word Search puzzle and lots of fun!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4818256

Review of The Problem of Democrats

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Rated: ASR

| (5.0)

Hello Pensivity

You know it's rare I find an honest break down of what we American people have endured for years of unchecked spending and basically fraud upon us.

We do need more checks and balances and adhesion to the law of the land. The Constitution is that law no matter how hard many try to tear it apart.

Great article, here. As I said...it's rare to see an opinion that is not based on emotions, but rather, through analysis and critical thinking.

Well done!

Until next time--write on!

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#4817864

Review of New Year's Mood

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Rated: E

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Here's another older WS puzzle I found in your port.

Welcoming the New Year!

Oh the joys of ringing in a New Year with all the festivities and hopes and dreams of a lovely year ahead. I see the usual suspects, New Year's hits Hong Kong. Sydney and London. We watch on TV as different parts of the world already begin the next year that we here in the US await.

Furthermore:

This Word Search puzzle consists of 25 words/group of words relating to the New Year. Friends, family, resolutions! (Although I never make those promises.

The parties waiting for the clock to chime midnight, champagne in hand, midnight kisses and all the cheers and fireworks add to the special event.

Parting Thoughts:

This was a fun and festive puzzle to solve. My mind went right to all the wonderful celebrations though the years. Now, I am happy to order Chinese food to go and get off the roadways before the party goers are out and about.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

Regards,

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#4817718

Review of French Composers

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Dave Ryan

You know why I'm here!

Jumping Right In:

This ia an interesting Word Search puzzle based on French composers. Many names are familiar on this list. Classical music. I have a classical collection. Sweet listening indeed.

Recently I got into Satie. His piano music, avant garde and romantic at the time. I love Gnossiennes. It has a haunting quality to my ears. But then a witch's ears might be a bit over sensitive.

Of course there's Gymnopedie. I just love listening to his works.

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consisted of 20 words/names having to do with French composers. It was a moderately fast puzzle to solve. I enjoyed the chase all over the tile to uncover the treasure of composers.

Parting Thoughts:

Thank you for the interesting Word Search. I thoroughly enjoyed it. You made my brain stretch a little all the way back to music class in high school.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4817495

Review of The Fruit of the Spirit

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I found one of your older Word Search puzzles that I haven't played and reviewed yet, so here I am!

Beautiful Subject Matter:

The puzzle is based on Galatians 5:22-23, thus the words to uncover are all from this Biblical passage. Indeed, the Fruit of the Spirit is contained her.

The Puzzle:

This is a quick puzzle with only 11 words to uncover. However, I wisely looked for the shortest word I could find so I wouldn't be stuck at the end searching through bigger words to find this hidden one.

Parting Thoughts:

I have enjoyed uncovering such positive words of faith. I think "Patience" is the most difficult to adhere to. But I'm trying.

Conclusion:

Good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4817308

Review of Positive Thoughts

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Rated: E

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I popped in to get my positive thoughts for the day! I'm also here because you tagged me on the Newsfeed.

The Word Search:

There are 25 words or word groups that relate to thinking positively. I love this puzzle because I believe in positive thoughts and their ability to make each day better. Also, that adds to good health benefits.

I dislike being around negative people. It's like they want to bring others down in the dumps because they hate how they feel.

Further Thoughts:

Responding to people using words that can boost their spirit and even make them smile pays it forward as it touches their minds and hearts.

The puzzle was a smooth solve. I guess those positive words just jumped out at me. "Amazing" was the first word I saw. I thought, "me? I'm amazing?" Of course my mind was telling me that. I guess it's good to feel so good about oneself.

Observation:

Magnificient ...Magnificent
There's an extra "i" that doesn't belong there... A little typo you may want to fix.

Parting Thoughts:

This is another amazing puzzle on keeping positive thoughts each day. It always makes one feel better than hanging on to the negative.

Conclusion:

Excellent! Thanks for this dose of good vibes for the day!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4817173

Review of Homemade Macaroni and Cheese

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello AmyJo-Boy is it getting hot!

Oh, I do love a good Mac & Cheese! I don't like Velveteeta Cheese, though. I make my own cheese sauce with various other cheeseses I have in the fridge.

It can be quite interesting.

I love that you include veggies and other items into the dish. It does add to the hardiness of the Mac & Cheese. I must say that I have never put ketchup over it, though. I doubt I will start at any rate.

Sometimes, this New Englander, will add lobster to the dish. It is well loved here at the Witch's House!

In Conclusion:

I saw this highlighted on the side of the page under "Recent Items." It made me hungry for Mac & Cheese. I guess I'll make some this weekend when the "kids" come over.

Your title was definitely a good hook!

Good job!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4817008

Review of Mythic and Natural

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Rated: E

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Hi Angelica Weatherby- Father Day

Thank you for creating another Word Search puzzle. I enjoyed the very first one you made. Thiss one was no disappointment.

Jumping Right In:

This puzzle was all about different animals to uncover on the tile. Interesting choices made it not too easy a puzzle to solve. I attribute that to the short words such as: dog, fish, cat, rat, to name a few. Those little words tend to wrap themselves within other words that contain their names within an already solved longer animal. Starfish, then move on and find out you need to shadow over half that word to find the individual "fish."

Further Animalations:

However, I so enjoyed playing this puzzle. I have learned when I can't find a smaller word to explore another longer word where it could hide in. Not to mention "starfish" was hiding a rat!

That one took some looking!

Parting Thoughts:

This is a fun puzzle to play. I love a challenge with clever words that hide other smaller words within. So, thanks for the brain teasers!

Conclusion:

Good job! You are good at these things. I hope you enjoy making them ... and tagging me of course!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4816915

Review of Disney's Frozen

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Amethyst Angel 💐

Thank you for tagging me with my Newsfeed when I lost the link to your WS Puzzle.

Great Intro Message:

Wow, I just love your introduction where you let readers know about your inner connection to Elsa's character. You really shared some of yourself with us. Thank you for that.

The Puzzle:

This was fun puzzle to solve. The 25 words/names all deal with Disney's "Frozen." Some memorable scenes pop up in my mind's eye. "Eternal Winter"

Good thing I spend winter in Florida.

You've brought this movie to life with each name uncovered.

This is a medium level difficulty puzzle due to a few short words that seem to hide a lot longer.

Parting Thoughts:

Wonderful Introduction. Excellent puzzle. Thank you for creating it and tagging me to the link. I have enjoyed myself.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4816440

Review of Movies Galore

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Rated: E

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Let's Get To The Movies:

Oh boy, I so enjoyed watching these movies vicariously through your Movies Galor Word Search puzzle!

You have so many older and newer modern classics to uncover. I guess we both agree on the original Star Wars.

Going Out To The Lobby:

"When Harry Met Sally" Such a fun movie. Such a hilarious restaurant scene.

Loved "The Blue And The Gray" TV series. Patrick Swazi was such a hunk. Died too young.

And many more picks you have listed to uncover: Ben Hur, Jurassic Park, Superman ...

Parting Thoughts:

I appreciate the themes you create for your WS puzzles. They are fun to play and quite relaxing. Hey, when someone can re-watch a film in their heads while playing, all the better!

Conclusion:

Another very good WS puzzle. Thank you for tagging me with the link.

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4816289

Review of Biology Themed Word Search

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: ASR

| (5.0)

Hi S.potato

Thank you for creating this Word Search puzzle, and tagging me to the link.

Initial Thoughts:

This is great subject matter for a WS puzzle. I had to stretch my brain a little going back to Biology lab decades ago. I guess it's good I didn't decide on being a doctor, because I'm fairly rusty. Also, I dislike working with mice!

I did dissect a frog in high school. However, somehow I misplaced the spleen when trying to place all the parts on a poster board as part of a final exam credit. I looked up frog parts in an encyclopedia and it looked kind of dark greenish black, in my opinion. I got some dark forest green construction paper, rolled the piece up like the shape in the photo, made a Papier mâché-like reproduction and glued it on the board. It looked fine to me!

Anyway, I managed to graduate from high school.

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consisted of 25 words all having to do with the subject of biology. Many are remembered from my old lab days. Then my mind reminisced back there briefly.

Thank you for opening up the rate/review option. I see you state in your brief description that this is your first Word Search! Wow, you did a fabulous jobs. Perhaps there will be more in the WDC horizon?

You know where to find me!

Conclusion:

Excellent!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4816118

Review of Stevie Wonder - born on May 13, 1950

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Ichabod Crane

Jumping Right In:

Well, thank you so much for creating another interesting music related Word Search puzzle and music video to go along with it.

This one of course is based on the Stevie Wonder song "You are the Sunshine of My Life." It was a sort of quick and smooth puzzle to solve. I say almost, because it didn't clear the tile when I was finished.

I know this has happened before. But it never ceases to amaze me that it somehow happens with your puzzles.

All the words are crossed out, yet the tile won't turn green.

Parting Thoughts:

I'm sure it's an easy fix... Wait a minute! I just thought of what you mentioned last time this happened. It could be a repeated word, and it was!!! The "heart" was repeated, so I actually just shadowed over the word again and it did turn green.

Phew, glad that's solved!

Conclusion:

Another fun and relaxing ... mostly

easy puzzle to solve adding to a great fun time!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

Regards,
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#4815957

Review of Level 59

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Rated: E

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What an exciting time for you. Hey, enjoy your celebration of birth and all that you've accomplished in those years. Remember, 59 is the new 49!

Celebrating On:

Wow, your list of words really tells a story about you. Your crafts, and writing, your love for history and preferred TV shows, being documentaries. You have kept yourself quite busy. Grandchildren are such a blessing. Also, you show your spiritual side and striving to walk in the light. Beautiful!

This Word Search puzzle had 25 words or group of words to uncover on the tile. I must say it almost took me 59 years to finish it!

The word mother could have been hidden within grandmother, but that didn't work. Finally, I found it standing alone, there for anyone to find quickly. Of course It's laundry day and I've been in and out of the laundry area washing, drying and starting another wash ... Lots of stuff to wash after a long trip.

Parting Thoughts:

I think this was a wonderful tribute to your upcoming birthday. Great subject matter that is biographical. Thank you for tagging me. I'm happy I haven't broken through your port's storage space ... yet!

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4815519

Review of May the Fourth Be With You

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Rated: E

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I bet you can't imagine what brought me here.

Storm Trooping On In:

This is indeed created for the love of all things Star Wars. I felt the Fourth within me.

All the familiar names we've come to know over the years. Like you, I enjoyed the earlier movies. The last one I saw was in 2017. When I see Princess Leia, I think of the original Carrie Fisher. Hard to believe she died over eight years ago.

There are 25 words to uncover on the tile. It went along pretty fast. It was a fun and smooth play. I could picture the characters as I was playing. Ah, so many memories!

Parting Thoughts:

Thank you for tagging me to this link. I was just getting done with some contest reviewing when I needed a brain switch over to some relaxing items to review. Of course, you know that these word searches do amuse and relax me when needing a break from lots of busy work.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on! (If you don't run out of room first!

)

Regards,
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#4815186

Review of It's Alive and doing fine.

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Rated: E

| (4.0)

Hello John

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

. Thank you for entering our April,Dr. Pepper Peeps, Children's Story.

Life as an Ad Man:

I saw the hustle and bustle of an ad agency at work to promote the next big product success. Loved this little Ad slogan, "make Coke weep."

The reader gets the hustle and bustle behind the scenes with Jerry imagining the greatness of his new campaign to make Dr. Pepper Peeps loved throughout social media and starring in memes to further its popularity.

Suggestions:

I have to tell you, your formatting is all over the place. The font size is rather small in spots. The ML formatting is left hanging. The brackets not closed, or extra space within makes for a more difficult read due to its distraction from the story. It's always wise to do another edit of an entry before the end of the contest. You had five days to catch some of these issues.

Were The Rules Followed?

It's a story, and Dr. Pepper Peeps was mentioned. Word count given and within the limit required by the rules. But is it really a children's story? Seems more emphasis is on adults in the Ad business. It's mostly about Jerry, the 45 year old, hardly a kid.

The kid at the end with the rotted teeth, just doesn't do it.

Parting Thoughts:

It was quite the story filled with its own charm and humor. However, it doesn't appear to be a Children's story in accordance with the prompt and rules.

Conclusion:

So, Jerry hates Dr. Pepper Peeps, eh?!!

Wonderful! The story itself is a good one. More attention is needed on the formatting for the ease of reading, as mentioned above.

Thanks again for entering the contest.

Until next time--Write on!

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#4815088

Review of Monica

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Rated: E

| (4.5)

Hello Amethyst Angel 💐

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

. Thank you for entering our April Dr. Pepper Peeps, Children's story.

First Impression:

Monica is the child who is in Foster care. Here foster parents are trying desperately to get her to trust in them.

Further Thoughts:

There were such warm moments woven into the story. Once Dan and Reema figured out a way to help her enjoy the fun things in life, such as going to a carnival. It was so sweet of Dan to take her there alone, just like a dad and daughter day out. He got her to bond with him as her future father when the adoption would happen. Monica had so many trust issues to conquer because of her abusive mother, it was difficult to let go and be happy with new parents.

Observations:

"Being six years old was hard."

A Six year old would most likely not be using these responses: "Yeah, sure." "Might as well." That would be more like an eight-nine year old.

okay would work better with a six year-old's vocabulary.

"Isn't it too expensive?" I doubt a child that young would say that.

Rules Followed?

Children's story.

Dr. Pepper Peeps mentioned.

Word count given and within the limit.

Parting Thoughts:

I absolutely loved that Monica spat out those gross Dr. Pepper Peeps.

That was a cute pet-name her new dad gave to her, "Peppa."

Conclusion:

Well done!

Until next time--write on!

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#4814608

Review of The Picnic

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello Ned

I found this humorous and delightful poem on the Comedy Genre page. I've recently had my issues with wild animals--birds, so I decided to check this out.

LOL! Poor Leonard. That picnic day I imagine will be haunting him forever!

And I believe he'll swear off lemonade.

Loved this:

"Leonard stopped at the
Boulangerie (mais oui) for baguettes
(a loaf of french bread from the
Shop n’ Save would have been fine)." The inconvenience of an expensive, fancy bakery might reach Leonard next time to buy certain items elsewhere, and the baguettes at the Boulangerie.

"Shop n’ Save the day, Leonard" when they had no ice.

Parting Thoughts:

I really enjoyed this humorous poem that tells a story about picnic wilderness and dear Leonarard's misfortune. The cat did okay, though!

Conclusion:

Good job!

I'm highlighting this poem in this week's Comedy Newsletter!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4813593

Review of The Farmer's Pig

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello Soldier_Mike

Moo Shoo!

I love it.

I found this story while perusing the Comedy genre. This was a very concise story that packs one whopper of a moral at the end.

I got a kick out of the main character and his "foreman"excellence around the barn and pastures. This guy certainly knew how to handle things for the farmer.

I also loved the the name the granddaughter chose for the cattle round-up porker... Moo Shoo. He did shoo the cows away from spots they shouldn't be in.

This is a light and humorous story that made me chuckle just visualizing the pig's actions. He sure knew how to take his job seriously.

The ending? ...Priceless! Actually reminded me of a fortune cookie saying.

Therefore, I am highlighting this story in my Comedy Newsletter, due out next week.

Good job!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4813185

Review of The Putzworth Principal

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Rated: 13+

| (5.0)

Hello billywilcox

(How many usernames have you gone through? I have to be on the ball to keep up.)

That Aside--There's This:

This is a humorous story about Jeremy, son of the mayor, (therefore owed a job by the police chief) an Inventor of strange and failing objects whose job it is to be a mechanic for police cars...ONLY!

Well, the inventor blood in him couldn't keep him away from disturbing the Chief with another presentation of the great necessary object to help Chief lose weight.

Other inventions by him: "electric bullets that didn’t need a gun to be fired" Oh, yeah, safety first and all that.

"boomerang nightstick"

I somehow was able to imagine it.

Parting Thoughts:

I found this story quite amusing. It filled my already full head with images I can't unsee. Therefore, I am highlighting it on my May 7th Comedy Newsletter.

Cheers,
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#4813073

Review of More Unique German Town Names

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Olivia anniversary-reviewing

Thank you for inviting me on another geographic excellent journey in Germany!

Driving Right Along:

I find it so interesting that there are many familiar names on the tile related to other countries. England, and my neck of the woods, New England (Neu England.) How is it all these other lands, landed in Germany? Is there a relationship between the places given their names? It makes me curious.

Continuing Forward:

I think I'd like to see Germany's version of Texas or Greenland. Talk about one extreme to another!

Also, how is the autumn foliage in Neu England? I believe there are places in Germany that have a similar geographical sisterhood with these countries and states mentioned.

It is beautiful, I'm sure. I have never been, but my daughter was stationed there when she was in the Army. She loved it!

Parting Thoughts:

This Word Search puzzle consisted of 12 names to uncover. That doesn't mean it's super easy because there are only 12 because one or two can hide cleverly, but it insured it would be a fun trip traveling across the search tile.

Conclusion:

Good job! Thanks for the tour!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4812911

Review of Slainte!

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Rated: E

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Hi Dave Ryan

Thank you for tagging me to this interesting Word Search puzzle!

Initial Thoughts:

This puzzle consisted of 24 distilleries' names ... in Gaelic!

They produce scotch whisky, some names seem to be derived from the more common names found in the spirit's aisle. Anything with the word Glen in it immediately got my attention. I enjoyed over the years brands such as Glenfiddich, Glenlivet to name a couple.

Further Thoughts:

It seems I found the middle group of words quickly because of the "Glens" the "V's and W's. They popped out at me first so I finished doff that column. That made it easier to uncover the third column with its "U's"

The last word found was "Auchentoshan." It's the only one that started with an "A" but had me chasing it all over the tile. So that word was the one that really slowed me down.

Parting Thoughts:

Having enjoyed fine scotch over the years, I found this puzzle fascinating with its Gaelic derived distillery names. You made it more interesting by doing that. Except for the above mentioned one that had me sweating because of how it was hidden on the tile.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4812342

Review of The Weirdest Town Names in Germany

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: 18+

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Hello Olivia anniversary-reviewing

A little birdie told me that you you made this interesting Word Search puzzle. Husten, Husten ... well actually I was tagged on the Newsfeed right to this link.

Jumping Right In:

I think Cubby was on a roll with odd and humorous names of towns. They are funny and sometimes a bit shocking names in different states. Here of course, it's Germany! That's your neck of the woods.

Further Thoughts:

Oh, my--there are some weird town-names on your list. I appreciate that you gave the meaning of the words ... I think? Yeah, cringe worthy! "Moese?"

LINSENGERICHT ... Sounds delicious. I love lentils.

"FETTEHENNE" Sounds pretty much what it is.

Parting Thoughts:

I'm so glad you decided to make a WS puzzle about weird town names in Germany. I'm also happy that I learned a few German words I might be able to use on some friends and family.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4811894

Review of Indigenous Roots (names of US states)

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Rated: E

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Hello Kåre เลียม Enga

I was alerted to this Word Search puzzle on the Newsfeed.

General Thoughts:

I enjoyed this subject matter. I love the inclusion of how the Indigenous Peoples chose the names for these states. The history of it is fascinating. I have lived in four of the states on this list ... Massachusetts, Illinois, Texas and Wyoming. I knew of the Native People's influence.

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consists of 22 words to uncover, all related to Native American names. It was a relaxing puzzle to solve, as some of the states just jumped out at me. Massachusetts was the first word I found. I guess "T's" and "S's" in the name attract the eye easily.

The last state I found is Nebraska. Pretty much, the longer names were a quick find. Ohio hid for awhile because it's only 4 letters and blends well with words already uncovered. However, I see a "W" I know Iowa is around.

Parting Thoughts:

Thank you for creating this puzzle with so much information on Native names for these states and the tribes that named them. Since I was born in MA, I knew about the Algonquin Natives gave it that name.

Conclusion:

Very interesting... Good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4811435

Review of Characters of Magnificent Century

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Rated: E

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You know why I'm here!

Slipping Right In:

Wow, what a fun theme this is! It's so unique -- Characters from Turkish Soap Opera! Let me tell you, these are some names that don't easily slide off the tongue. Many words were close, but not exactly right. I tried to grab many of the similar ones first, such as those with "Sehzade" in them. That gave me a good leg up on the puzzle. Names with Sultana, were also quickly uncovered. Those are a huge help when trying to find unusual names.

Sliding On:

This puzzle contained 25 words/names of Soap Opera characters. I could see the relationship of families by their similar sir names, I believe. I could almost feel the drama and wondered what they did to hook the Turkish ladies into watching this Soap.

A couple names at the end kept me looking longer than usual. But I got them all!

Parting Thoughts:

This was a great idea and theme for a Word Search Puzzle. It kept me interested, and it worked my brain a lot!

Conclusion:

Excellent!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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