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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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Begins with A+B

Solutions start with the letters A and B followed by the answer to a clue provided. Clues are also given for solutions. For example, the solution to “AB + a street = being overseas” is “ABROAD” (AB + Road = Abroad).

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ABALONE – AB + Alone = Abalone

ABSOLUTION – AB + Solution = Absolution

ABRIDGE – AB + Ridge = Abridge

ABSTAIN – AB + Stain = Abstain

ABUSE – AB + Use = Abuse

ABDUCT – AB + Duct = Abduct

Found in the USA

Solutions are all animals that can be found somewhere in North America.

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What is North America’s only marsupial?

Muskrat

Porcupine

Opossum

Raccoon

Opossum

Which rodent can cover 6 feet in a single bound?

Deer Mouse

Kangaroo Rat

Norway Rat

House Mouse

Kangaroo Rat

What is another name for a woodchuck?

Jackrabbit

Groundhog

Pika

Prairie Dog

Groundhog

What is the largest member of the deer family?

Elk

Moose

Caribou

Mule deer

Moose

Which vicious member of the weasel family is also known as a “skunk-bear?”

Mink

Skunk

Wolverine

Badger

Wolverine

What sea mammal is thought by some to be the origin of the ‘”mermaid” legend?

Manatee

Sea Lion

Dolphin

Harbor Seal

Manatee

Which mammal is also known as a puma, cougar, or panther?

Bobcat

Polecat

Lynx

Mountain Lion

Mountain Lion

Which have been known to mate with domestic dogs and feed primarily on small animals?

Fox

Wolf

Coyote

Wolf and coyote

Wolf and coyote

Run, run, run

Plenty of words have meanings similar to the word “run.” Here are some with their vowels missing, along with a short definition. Think broadly to come up with the correct answers. For example, the solution to “G L L P – Gait of horse” is “GALLOP.”

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Wacky Word Puzzles

History repeats itself

Little sister

Crossfire

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