Thursday, November 12, 2026
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Today’s answers →Pinpoint #926
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- Red
- Stars
- The light
- The big picture
- Eye to eye (agree fully)
Clues and category
Words that come after “see” in common idioms
- Red
- Stars
- The light
- The big picture
- Eye to eye (agree fully)
Why it works
The five official clues are all connected by “Words that come after “see” in common idioms”.
Zip #605
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Every move in order
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
- Start at row 6, column 6 (1).
- Up to row 5, column 6.
- Up to row 4, column 6.
- Left to row 4, column 5.
- Left to row 4, column 4 (2).
- Up to row 3, column 4.
- Right to row 3, column 5.
- Right to row 3, column 6 (3).
- Up to row 2, column 6.
- Left to row 2, column 5 (4).
- Left to row 2, column 4.
- Up to row 1, column 4 (5).
- Right to row 1, column 5.
- Right to row 1, column 6.
- Right to row 1, column 7.
- Down to row 2, column 7.
- Down to row 3, column 7.
- Down to row 4, column 7.
- Down to row 5, column 7.
- Down to row 6, column 7.
- Down to row 7, column 7.
- Left to row 7, column 6.
- Left to row 7, column 5 (6).
- Up to row 6, column 5.
- Up to row 5, column 5 (7).
- Left to row 5, column 4.
- Left to row 5, column 3.
- Up to row 4, column 3.
- Up to row 3, column 3 (8).
- Left to row 3, column 2.
- Down to row 4, column 2.
- Down to row 5, column 2 (9).
- Down to row 6, column 2.
- Right to row 6, column 3 (10).
- Right to row 6, column 4.
- Down to row 7, column 4 (11).
- Left to row 7, column 3.
- Left to row 7, column 2.
- Left to row 7, column 1.
- Up to row 6, column 1.
- Up to row 5, column 1.
- Up to row 4, column 1.
- Up to row 3, column 1.
- Up to row 2, column 1.
- Up to row 1, column 1.
- Right to row 1, column 2.
- Right to row 1, column 3 (12).
- Down to row 2, column 3.
- Left to row 2, column 2 (13).
Why it works
The official path visits every cell once, respects every wall, and reaches the checkpoints in numerical order.
Crossclimb #926
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Every word in order
The top + bottom rows = A compound word for a collection of instructions and strategies for a business. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.
- PLAY
- CLAY — Moldable material in an art class
- CLAP — Noisily put your hands together
- CLOP — Sound from a trotting horse's hoof
- COOP — Place for chickens on a farm
- COOK — Prepare a hot meal
- BOOK
Why it works
The official ladder is PLAY → CLAY → CLAP → CLOP → COOP → COOK → BOOK; each neighbouring word changes one letter.
Patches #240
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Shape positions
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
- Shape C: top-left row 1, column 1; 6 rows × 1 columns (6 cells).
- Shape A: top-left row 1, column 2; 2 rows × 4 columns (8 cells).
- Shape B: top-left row 1, column 6; 5 rows × 1 columns (5 cells).
- Shape G: top-left row 1, column 7; 5 rows × 1 columns (5 cells).
- Shape D: top-left row 3, column 2; 3 rows × 2 columns (6 cells).
- Shape E: top-left row 3, column 4; 3 rows × 1 columns (3 cells).
- Shape F: top-left row 3, column 5; 3 rows × 1 columns (3 cells).
- Shape H: top-left row 6, column 2; 1 rows × 6 columns (6 cells).
- Shape I: top-left row 7, column 1; 1 rows × 7 columns (7 cells).
Why it works
The official regions cover every cell once and satisfy each clue’s size or shape constraint.
Queens #926
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Queen positions
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
- Row 1: column 1.
- Row 2: column 3.
- Row 3: column 6.
- Row 4: column 8.
- Row 5: column 5.
- Row 6: column 7.
- Row 7: column 4.
- Row 8: column 2.
Why it works
The official placement has one queen in every row, column, and coloured region, with no queens touching.
Wend #157
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Words and paths
5 words
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
- CALICO: row 2, column 2 → row 2, column 1 → row 1, column 1 → row 1, column 2 → row 1, column 3 → row 1, column 4.
- CHANCE: row 3, column 4 → row 3, column 3 → row 4, column 3 → row 4, column 4 → row 4, column 5 → row 4, column 6.
- CIRCUS: row 6, column 6 → row 5, column 6 → row 5, column 5 → row 6, column 5 → row 6, column 4 → row 6, column 3.
- CLENCH: row 3, column 5 → row 2, column 5 → row 1, column 5 → row 1, column 6 → row 2, column 6 → row 3, column 6.
- CONCUR: row 5, column 2 → row 6, column 2 → row 6, column 1 → row 5, column 1 → row 4, column 1 → row 3, column 1.
Why it works
The official word paths use every letter once and move only between cells that share an edge.
Tango #766
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Every row of suns and moons
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
Shaded cells are original givens. The sun is an outlined circle; the moon is a crescent. An = marks matching symbols and a × marks different symbols.
- Row 1: Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon.
- Row 2: Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun.
- Row 3: Sun, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon.
- Row 4: Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon.
- Row 5: Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun.
- Row 6: Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun.
Why it works
Each row and column has equal numbers of suns and moons, with no three matching symbols together. The completed grid preserves the given symbols and satisfies every = and × clue.
Mini Sudoku #458
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Every row of numbers
Rows and columns below start at 1, from the top left.
Dark numbers are original givens; grey numbers complete the solution. Heavy outlines mark the six regions.
- Row 1: 6, 1, 2, 3, 5, 4.
- Row 2: 4, 5, 3, 1, 2, 6.
- Row 3: 1, 3, 4, 2, 6, 5.
- Row 4: 2, 6, 5, 4, 1, 3.
- Row 5: 3, 2, 6, 5, 4, 1.
- Row 6: 5, 4, 1, 6, 3, 2.
Why it works
Every row, column and outlined region contains the digits 1 to 6 exactly once. The completed grid keeps every original given in place.