The classic word puzzle
handcrafted by Jeremiah Puddelbee
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| 423: SAJID to LEAVE | 424: RISHI to QUITS | 425: TRUSS to CRASS | Solutions 423 - 425 | |||
| 426: NOISE to QUIET | 427: KNOCK to THUMP | 428: SMASH to CRASH | Solutions 426 - 428 | |||
| 429: CUBIT to HANDS | 430: GROAT to PENCE | Solutions 429 - 430 | ||||
| 431: QUART to PINTS | 432: CHAIN to YARDS to MILES | Solutions 431 - 432 | ||||
| 433: BORIS to RISHI | 434: BORIS to PENNY | 435: BORIS to TRUSS | Solutions 433 - 435 | |||
| 436: FAITH to DOUBT | 437: FALSE to TRUTH | Solutions 436 - 437 | ||||
| 438: ROUND to ABOUT | 439: LIGHT to GREEN | Solutions 438 - 439 | ||||
| 440: BRAKE to CRASH | 441: BREAK to SMASH | Solutions 440 - 441 | ||||
| 442: CRASS to WRONG | 443: ELITE to CRUDE | 444: START to ABORT | Solutions 442 - 444 | |||
| 445: WHEAT to MAIZE | 446: BRUSH to BROOM | Solutions 445 - 446 | ||||
| 447: FUMES to SMOKE to FLAME | 448: STORM to FLOOD | Solutions 447 - 448 | ||||
| 449: OATHS to SWEAR | 450: GIRLS to WOMEN | Solutions 449 - 450 | ||||
| 451: TRUMP to VANCE | 452: MONEY to SPEND | Solutions 451 - 452 | ||||
| 453: PATEL to FIRED | 454: BONDI to COURT | 455: SHARK to WHALE | Solutions 451 - 452 | |||
| 456: BOBBY to SHOTS | 457: MUMPS to POLIO | 458: TASTE to SMELL | Solutions 456 - 458 | |||
| 459: VIOLA to PANSY | 460: DAISY to PEONY | 461: STALK to STEMS | Solutions 459 - 461 | |||
| 462: STAMP to FRANK | 463: PRINT to WRITE | 464: FOLDS to PAPER | Solutions 462 - 464 | |||
| 465: UNDER to ABOVE | 466: WORLD to ROUND | Solutions 465 - 466 | ||||
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| 467: Map the WORLD onto a GLOBE in 18 steps or less. | Solutions 467 - 468 | |||||
| 468: Move from the CANAL to the RIVER in 8 steps or less. | ||||||
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The author makes no claim to ownership of the concept and style of the Word Ladder puzzle. Fair use of any puzzle set by the author is allowed with attribution to the author’s pseudonym “Jeremiah Puddelbee”, and includes the inclusion of the puzzles in any print or online publication in which they do not contribute a significant portion of derived revenue through sales, advertising or marketing activities.