Arthur Wynne was the British-born inventor of the crossword puzzle.
A journalist named Arthur Wynne from Liverpool, England is credited as the inventor of crossword puzzles. His was the first known published crossword puzzle on December 21st, 1913.
Arthur Wynne, first puzzle published 21st December 1913
Norman E. Gibat
yes... he always likes a challenge! :]
Crossword puzzles are a great way to keep the brain active. Crossword puzzles are also a learning tool as well as fun for all ages.
These puzzles such as cross words, and word searches are great ways to keep a senior mind active. In fact many people find that these puzzles would be able to help them become more mentally active then before they started them.
Crossword puzzles are a printed game that it takes clues and the answers fit in pre-determine boxes. Many people hate doing cross word puzzles because they can be challenging.
Jonah Cross
John Lennon drew pictures, wrote stories and did cross-word puzzles.
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He called it a 'word cross puzzle'. Invented for something new, something to do and something that might increase the circulation of the newspaper. Published in the New York City World paper 21st December 1913
December 21, 1913
Only if you invented that puzzle.