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Ditloids and Letter Equations
A ditloid is a word game consisting of abbreviations and letters. To solve the puzzle, the letters have to be figured out through creativity and logic to discover the common phrase or sentence. Examples are 4 Q in a G (Four Quarts in a Gallon) and 1 W on a U (One Wheel on a Unicycle). Letter equations, sometimes referred to as language or linguistic equations, are riddles involving common expressions containing numbers and words. The first letter of each word replaces the word itself leaving the reader with a puzzle to figure out.
1,465 Questions
Ditloids what is 2 C R of E 6 C in C 12 F on a D 30 S to P a F 32 C on the L E 82 A N for L?
2 Cube Root of Eight 6 Characters in Cluedo 12 Facets on a Diamond 30 Seconds to Pick a Fight 82 Atomic Number for Lead
How many words can be made of disaster?
DISASTER a, ad(s), aid(s), air(s), are, arid, art(s), as, asset, aster, astir, at, ate, dais, dare(s), dart(s), date(s), dater(s), dear(s), die(s), diet(s), dire, direst, dirt(s), dis, diss, drat, dress, dries, driest, ear(s), east, eat(s), ed(s), era(s), erst, es, I, id, irate, ire, is, rad(s), raid(s), raise, raised, rat(s), rate(s), read(s), red(s), resat, resist, rest, rid(s), ride(s), rise, rite(s), sad, sadist, said, sat, sate(s), sea(s), sear(s), seat(s), set(s), side(s), sir(s), sired, sire(s), sis, sister, sit(s), sitar(s), site(s), staid, stair(s), star(s), stare(s), stared, sties, stir(s), stria, striae, stride(s), tad(s), tar(s), taste(s), tea(s), tear(s), tide(s), tier(s), tire(s), tired, trade(s), tread(s), tried, tries
What is the ditloid '12 O in a C of S'?
"Twelve Ounces in a Can of Soda", the most common size for soft drinks in the U.S.
What number comes next 144-121-100-81-64?
== 49
== 144 = 122 121 = 112 100 = 102 81 = 92 64 = 82
Implies 122, 112, 102, 92, 82 So the next number should be 72 = 49.
So, the next number is 49.
