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Dinosaur Word Search, Letter Solve, and Unscramble
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)The ill-posed word-search: A sick puzzleCreate a Word Search45x45 Word SearchUnscramble and Solve the Word SearchCreate a Homophone Word SearchHistorical figure word-searchAnagram word searchSpring word-searchJust a Regular Word SearchTwisted word-search
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Not sure if this is where this belongs, but hoping to solve this. I need to find six names of dinosaurs, and there's no word bank. So far, I've already found archaeopteryx, stegosaurus, velociraptor, concavenator, and triceratops.
Once I find the last word, I then need to randomly choose a letter from each of the six words: last letter, 3rd letter, 7th letter, 8th letter, 8th letter, 4th letter
Once I have chosen those letters, I need to unscramble them to make the name of a dinosaur.
Here's my thought process so far:
stegosaurus-(7:a)
velociraptor-(4:o)
triceratops-(8:t)
archaeopteryx-(8:p)
concavenator-(last:r)
rapto (I'm thinking it's raptor, but I can't be sure until I find the last word.)
word-search
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Please answer if you figure out any part of this!
Not sure if this is where this belongs, but hoping to solve this. I need to find six names of dinosaurs, and there's no word bank. So far, I've already found archaeopteryx, stegosaurus, velociraptor, concavenator, and triceratops.
Once I find the last word, I then need to randomly choose a letter from each of the six words: last letter, 3rd letter, 7th letter, 8th letter, 8th letter, 4th letter
Once I have chosen those letters, I need to unscramble them to make the name of a dinosaur.
Here's my thought process so far:
stegosaurus-(7:a)
velociraptor-(4:o)
triceratops-(8:t)
archaeopteryx-(8:p)
concavenator-(last:r)
rapto (I'm thinking it's raptor, but I can't be sure until I find the last word.)
word-search
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Please answer if you figure out any part of this!
Not sure if this is where this belongs, but hoping to solve this. I need to find six names of dinosaurs, and there's no word bank. So far, I've already found archaeopteryx, stegosaurus, velociraptor, concavenator, and triceratops.
Once I find the last word, I then need to randomly choose a letter from each of the six words: last letter, 3rd letter, 7th letter, 8th letter, 8th letter, 4th letter
Once I have chosen those letters, I need to unscramble them to make the name of a dinosaur.
Here's my thought process so far:
stegosaurus-(7:a)
velociraptor-(4:o)
triceratops-(8:t)
archaeopteryx-(8:p)
concavenator-(last:r)
rapto (I'm thinking it's raptor, but I can't be sure until I find the last word.)
word-search
asked 6 hours ago
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Not sure if this is where this belongs, but hoping to solve this. I need to find six names of dinosaurs, and there's no word bank. So far, I've already found archaeopteryx, stegosaurus, velociraptor, concavenator, and triceratops.
Once I find the last word, I then need to randomly choose a letter from each of the six words: last letter, 3rd letter, 7th letter, 8th letter, 8th letter, 4th letter
Once I have chosen those letters, I need to unscramble them to make the name of a dinosaur.
Here's my thought process so far:
stegosaurus-(7:a)
velociraptor-(4:o)
triceratops-(8:t)
archaeopteryx-(8:p)
concavenator-(last:r)
rapto (I'm thinking it's raptor, but I can't be sure until I find the last word.)
word-search
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There is also another word in there (possibly the last word?):
KULINDADROMEUS
The only problem is that you are looking for an R as the third letter, but the third letter here is
L
Looking for more words :)
answered 4 hours ago
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I see:
IREX, ending in the first column, fifth letter down.
Adding the third letter,
PROTEA, which isn't a dinosaur, but is a prehistoric flower.
Probably not it, but a thought.
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
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+1 for the second word! :P
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user477343 found the sixth name.
RAPTOR is not specific enough to be the answer.
There are few 6 letter dinosaur names, such as
ERKETU, RUGOPS, SHANAG,
but the only one that fits is
TANIUS 87348+last
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There is also another word in there (possibly the last word?):
KULINDADROMEUS
The only problem is that you are looking for an R as the third letter, but the third letter here is
L
Looking for more words :)
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
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$begingroup$
There is also another word in there (possibly the last word?):
KULINDADROMEUS
The only problem is that you are looking for an R as the third letter, but the third letter here is
L
Looking for more words :)
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
There is also another word in there (possibly the last word?):
KULINDADROMEUS
The only problem is that you are looking for an R as the third letter, but the third letter here is
L
Looking for more words :)
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
$endgroup$
There is also another word in there (possibly the last word?):
KULINDADROMEUS
The only problem is that you are looking for an R as the third letter, but the third letter here is
L
Looking for more words :)
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
edited 4 hours ago
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
answered 4 hours ago
user477343user477343
3,10411064
answered 4 hours ago
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I see:
IREX, ending in the first column, fifth letter down.
Adding the third letter,
PROTEA, which isn't a dinosaur, but is a prehistoric flower.
Probably not it, but a thought.
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
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+1 for the second word! :P
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– user477343
4 hours ago
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I see:
IREX, ending in the first column, fifth letter down.
Adding the third letter,
PROTEA, which isn't a dinosaur, but is a prehistoric flower.
Probably not it, but a thought.
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
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1
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+1 for the second word! :P
$endgroup$
– user477343
4 hours ago
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I see:
IREX, ending in the first column, fifth letter down.
Adding the third letter,
PROTEA, which isn't a dinosaur, but is a prehistoric flower.
Probably not it, but a thought.
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
$endgroup$
I see:
IREX, ending in the first column, fifth letter down.
Adding the third letter,
PROTEA, which isn't a dinosaur, but is a prehistoric flower.
Probably not it, but a thought.
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
answered 4 hours ago
MetaZenMetaZen
1,657117
1,657117
1
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+1 for the second word! :P
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4 hours ago
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1
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+1 for the second word! :P
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+1 for the second word! :P
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user477343 found the sixth name.
RAPTOR is not specific enough to be the answer.
There are few 6 letter dinosaur names, such as
ERKETU, RUGOPS, SHANAG,
but the only one that fits is
TANIUS 87348+last
answered 8 mins ago
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1855
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user477343 found the sixth name.
RAPTOR is not specific enough to be the answer.
There are few 6 letter dinosaur names, such as
ERKETU, RUGOPS, SHANAG,
but the only one that fits is
TANIUS 87348+last
answered 8 mins ago
amIamI
1855
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user477343 found the sixth name.
RAPTOR is not specific enough to be the answer.
There are few 6 letter dinosaur names, such as
ERKETU, RUGOPS, SHANAG,
but the only one that fits is
TANIUS 87348+last
answered 8 mins ago
amIamI
1855
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user477343 found the sixth name.
RAPTOR is not specific enough to be the answer.
There are few 6 letter dinosaur names, such as
ERKETU, RUGOPS, SHANAG,
but the only one that fits is
TANIUS 87348+last
answered 8 mins ago
amIamI
1855
answered 8 mins ago
amIamI
1855
answered 8 mins ago
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answered 8 mins ago
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