#Wordplay

Superdave!wx1g@queer.cool
2026-03-04

Once upon a time, when I was feeling very silly, I turned the verb, "to tweet", as in "post on Twitter", into an irregular verb, so, "tweet, twote, and have twoten". It never caught on. "verbification", in general, has caught on. See "texting" or "texted". "mastodonning", is my latest. "To mastodon", is to engage with this platform.#WordPlay

2026-03-03

The greatest case of nominative determinism in classical music, that most American composer John Philip Sousa:

so USA.

#wordplay in #classicalmusic

2026-03-03

Now Playing on SHMUFM:
"Fanfare for a Drunk" by D O Gallagher
#Wordplay
#IrregularFeature
shmu.org.uk/fm

Elizabeth Pearsonelizabethpearson
2026-03-03

@bookwises
Good limericks are pure fun—five lines of wit, rhythm, and wordplay. Whether you're a beginner or a poet, start writing your own today.

Visit here: wordlelimericks.com/good-limer

And the prize for best wordplay 2026 goes to ...
'The capital city is Finnish’ed with car-related fatalities.'
#wordplay
politico.eu/article/helsinki-n

Ashok(অশোক)ashokmandal
2026-03-01
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2026-03-01
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2026-03-01
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2026-03-01
2026-03-01

A #rebus is a #wordplay #puzzle combining images and letters to represent a word or phrase.

Words are represented by combinations of pictures and letters; for instance, "apex" might be represented by a picture of an ape followed by a letter X.

Moving left to right "say" the images in English and mix in the letters to complete the answer.

Avoid the Alt Text (spoilers)

A Rebus of images and letters
Read and reveal the rebus.
No description is effectively appropriate to avoid giving away answer.
Jesus Michał "Le Sigh" 🏔 (he)mgorny@treehouse.systems
2026-03-01

"Auto detailing"? Never really seen a car with a tail, so it's probably just a scam. And if it weren't, I have deep ethical concerns about removing said tails.

#WordPlay #SłowaNaOpak

2026-03-01

Embroidery #Wordplay is a #SundaySillies #wordsearch #puzzle with one answer. Start with one of the letters with a gray background and move to the next letter, but only horizontal or vertical from where you start. No diagonals - each square just once.

Use DM or CW for answers to let everyone enjoy the search!

Starting with one of the letters in a
gray square, find the longest word.
Next letter horizontal or vertical from
the first. No diagonals.
No square may be used again.
Minimum 7 letters

Embroidery Wordplay
a one-word word search puzzle

hint: unique
difficulty: medium

Letter grid:
D E T N*
C E D E
E N U* W
R P R E

letters marked with an asterisk indicate the potential starting points for the word. The image shows them with a gray background.
2026-03-01

#SundaySillies
Wicked Wonderful Wordies - #wordplay #wordies #idiom

Happy weekend from here, #puzzle fans!

Idioms or common phrases (American/English) are represented by the position, shape or arrangement of words in or around the puzzle frame.

Can you figure out this week's wordie? It would be wicked wonderful if you can.

Please use CW to submit your answers, thanks. Give everybody the chance to guess.

Hint: restricted

Created with the Free Software SVG editor #Inkscape

Wicked Wonderful Wordies 
a visual idiom puzzle
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description:
Centered in the frame is the word "minded" written vertically. Each letter is squashed laterally.
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Explanation:
Typically, some kind of text is arranged inside, or somewhere around a square frame. The arrangement can be significant, and might be the key to recognizing the idiom. 

The puzzle can be difficult to solve because the idiom or common phrase may not be common to the person trying to solve the puzzle.

Sometimes there is an "AhHa!" moment, though.

Answers and an archive of the puzzles is available at http://runeman.org/wordies.
The Thirsty Spittoonthirstyspittoon
2026-02-28

🥃𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊'𝐒 𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐏𝐎𝐒𝐓🥃

Jokes 23

thirstyspittoon.top/2026/02/jo

2026-02-28

top-level domain needed: .calm

#wordplay

IamWahliamwahl
2026-02-27

I passed a major milestone a few days ago; and yesterday I got my third ace.
Following the recent additional changes to the original structure of the puzzle by the NYT, and just being weary of the (self imposed) pressure to maintain the playing streak, today I’ve decided to wrap up my daily relationship with on a high note…



…and there’s still and

Wordle stats showing 1500 games played and Current Streak of 1500 (100%) winsWordle stats showing 1505 played, 1505 Current Streak, and solving today’s puzzle in one guess
2026-02-27

Dive into clever wordplay and poetic fun with daily Wordle-inspired limericks by Dr. Marshall S. Flam! Laugh, learn, and relish language in every quirky verse.
Discover more:wordlelimericks.com/

2026-02-27

Not enough typos mistaking crabs for carbs. Or vice versa. Sad.

Lots of missed opportunities for amusement there.

#wordplay

2026-02-27

RE: mastodon.social/@eribosot/1161

‘goblet’ implies the existence of bigger drinking vessels called ‘gobs’. #wordplay

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