College of Humanities and Social Sciences. I will admit I had some help from my wife on this one, who's better at the word puzzles, but I feel great. What word is it? GARCIA-NAVARRO: All right, Will. Our deadline for entries is Thursday, October 15 at 3 p.m. Eastern. Number two - a musician with a flute. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Let's go. GARCIA-NAVARRO: That is true. Email This BlogThis! And click on the submit-your-answer link. We received more than 500 correct responses. Include a phone number where we can reach you at about that time. ___ of arms / ___ of paint3. Change the second letter to an L, and read the result backward. You won’t find a paywall here. KERN: But it was one of the first things we did when we started dating - that we did The Puzzle together. SHORTZ: Well, first of all, hold that thought. Copyright 2020 NPR. Like reasoning by theoretical deduction (2 words)8. Partner of salt 4. For example, if I said more mature as fruit, you would say riper. The other letters are all vowels. You'll name two things to drink. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Joining us is Will Shortz. And daiquiri - I think it's Cuban, though. Brand of bottled water6. What is it? SHORTZ: Yeah, it came from listener Micah Margolies of Lenexa, Kan. Now we're going to six-letter answers. Example: More mature, as fruit --> RIPER 1. And... SHORTZ: Perrier - good. And the answer is daiquiri, D-A-I-Q-U-I-R-I, which just proves how strange the English language is. KERN: You know, I looked at a list of eight-letter words and just kind of did a brute-force method of it. All right. You’ve found a like-minded tribe that cherishes what a free press stands for. ___ of thought / ___ of scrimmage4. What word is it? Example: More mature, as fruit --> RIPER1. Word puzzles are more her thing. What are they? You'll name two things to drink. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org. ___ of wolves / ___ of cigarettes --> PACK1. Sunday Puzzle. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Yes. If you know the answer to next week's challenge, submit it here. My wife and I always work on The Puzzle. And your first one is partner of salt. KERN: Relieved. SHORTZ: Like reasoning by theoretical deduction - it's a two-word phrase. SHORTZ: Piper is it. ___ of thumb / ___ of law6. And then it's six letters after that. Every answer is a four-letter word. ___ of sale / ___ of rights2. The answer is not a plural. GARCIA-NAVARRO: I see. Credit: NPR Sunday Puzzle: Accept Some Substitutes Sep 20, 2020 at 4:50 am By. I really love these stories of how The Puzzle brings people together. Listeners who submit correct answers win a chance to play the on-air puzzle. If you know the answer to next week's challenge, submit it here. Listen . Open grassland, as in Kansas and Nebraska7. Ex. This week's challenge: This week's challenge comes from listener Micah Margolies of Lenexa, Kan. This was a lot of fun. And then I had to touch base with her. What word is it? SHORTZ: The first word is one letter. What beats rock but loses to scissors in a children's game2. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Do you guys get competitive? And all you have to do is change the second letter of paper. Sunday Puzzle: Game of Words. Come into view again. SHORTZ: That's it - and now seven-letter answers. If you know the answer to next week's challenge, submit it here. And all you have to do is change the second letter of paper. SHORTZ: It starts with a P. And its name is French. And you can read all about it at npr.org/puzzle. Come into view again. It's Spanish. And the answer is daiquiri, D-A-I-Q-U-I-R-I, which just proves how strange the English language is. And I said the answer is not a plural. Listen Download Oct … You did really, really well. I'm like, did you get daiquiri as well, too? Do you drink a lot of daiquiris (laughter)? And click on the submit-your-answer link. Remember, just one entry per person, please. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Great job. Important: Include a phone number where we can reach you by Thursday, Oct. 15, at 3 p.m. He's puzzle editor of The New York Times and WEEKEND EDITION's puzzlemaster. Sunday Puzzle. GARCIA-NAVARRO: So what was last week's challenge? So let's go. SHORTZ: It starts with a P. And its name is French. SHORTZ: The first word is one letter. Musician with a flute 3. The other letters are all vowels. Think of an 8-letter word with three syllables that contains the letter "I" in each syllable — but, strangely, doesn't contain a single "I" sound, either long or short. NPR. The other letters are all vowels. SHORTZ: Yeah, it comes from listener Tyler Lipscomb of Augusta, Ga. Name certain fruits - in the plural. And welcome to the program. Hi, Will. ___ of Africa / ___ of plenty9. SHORTZ: Well, first of all, hold that thought. ET. And you'll get to play on the air with the puzzle editor of The New York Times and WEEKEND EDITION's puzzlemaster, our very own Will Shortz. You sure it's the English language? Every answer today is a word or phrase in which the only consonants are P and R repeated as often as necessary. SHORTZ: All right, Neal. Q: Name a famous person with the initials M. C. The first initial and last name anagram to the person's field of renown. Listening... / On-air challenge: Every answer today is a word or phrase in which the only consonants are P and R — repeated as often as necessary. GARCIA-NAVARRO: I see. I just wanted to claim that for my own culture. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Great job. How did you figure it out? ET. The other letters are all vowels. Winner: Bruce McEldowney of Newington, N.H. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Oh, congratulations to you both. Partner of salt4. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR. Reading backward, you now have the name of a major restaurant chain. Sunday Puzzle. ___ of mouth / ___ of God7. SHORTZ: Piper is it. KERN: I am a member of Oregon Public Broadcasting. Include a phone number where we can reach you at about that time. And if you're the winner, we'll give you a call. The answer is not a plural. SHORTZ: Well, it's an English word now. Partner of salt 4. All right. And welcome to the program. Change the second letter to an L and read the result backward. KERN: You know, I looked at a list of eight-letter words and just kind of did a brute-force method of it. And your first one is partner of salt. SHORTZ: Got it. SHORTZ: Got it. Will Shortz; On-air challenge: I'm going to give you some six-letter words. I really love these stories of how The Puzzle brings people together. Take it away, Will. GARCIA-NAVARRO: That is true. And I said the answer is not a plural. GARCIA-NAVARRO: It is, indeed. He's puzzle editor of The New York Times and WEEKEND EDITION's puzzlemaster. And she got this faster than I did. Listeners who submit correct answers win a chance to play the on-air puzzle. On-air challenge: Every answer today is a word or phrase in which the only consonants are P and R — repeated as often as necessary. And, Neal, which member station do you listen to? What are they? Last week's challenge: Think of an 8-letter word with three syllables that contains the letter "I" in each syllable — but, strangely, doesn't contain a single "I" sound, either long or short. Listeners who submit correct answers win a chance to play the on-air puzzle.
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