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In the age of the Internet, an almost unlimited amount of information is available at our fingertips. But challenging ourselves with games or puzzles that require us to use our own brains involves active thinking and stimulates memory. Keeping the brain active is not only fun, it has been proven to foster positive and healthy aging. Use the answer buttons below to find out if you have solved the puzzles! If you would like us to let you know when new games are posted on our website, send us an email at info@seasonedtimes.com with “game update” in the subject line.
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What's the Word?
Come up with one-word answers by adding the letter provided to the front of a word described in each of the following puzzles. A definition for each answer is also provided. For example, the correct answer to “S + automobile = Mark left by an injury” is “S + car = SCAR”
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TWITCH: T + witch = Twitch
GLOW: G + low = Glow
FARM: F + arm = Farm
GREED: G + reed = Greed
CRUSH: C + rush = Crush
GRACE: G + race = Grace
WEASEL: W + easel = Weasel
BARK: B + ark = Bark
Favorite TV Casts
Some television shows are popular thanks to their memorable cast of characters. Can you place these lists of characters with their television shows?
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What show featured beloved characters named Louise, Lionel, Helen, and Tom?
Alice
Bob Newhart Show
The Jeffersons
Green Acres
THE JEFFERSONS
Name the show including the memorable Carol, Emily, Jerry, and Howard?
Barney Miller
The Bob Newhart Show
The Andy Griffith Show
Alice
THE BOB NEWHART SHOW
Name the show including unforgettable characters named Ted, Murray, SueAnn, and Marie.
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Rhoda
Welcome Back Kotter
Good Times
THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
Name the sitcom featuring always amusing Vinnie, Gabe, Arnold, and Juan.
Green Acres
Gidget
Room 222
Welcome Back Kotter
WELCOME BACK KOTTER
In Other Words
Can you come up with familiar phrases described here “in other words?” For example, “Amidst a stone and a solid spot” represents “Between a rock and a hard place.”
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Water under the bridge
More than one way to skin a cat
Poor as a church mouse
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Stop and smell the roses
A drop in the bucket
A sight for sore eyes
Like looking for a needle in a haystack
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