puzzler
- noun
- /ˈpʌzlər/
- This is a delightfully manic puzzler that combines color matching with Jenga.
- powerhouse puzzler
- this week's puzzler
- Puzzlers League
Examples
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I wouldn't have given this game a second look, but I saw it was from the people who brought us Sprinkle, the awesome liquid physics puzzler.
Blog text (32) -
It's a puzzler, isn't it?
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Hey, Ed, I have a puzzler for you about lying.
Blog text (12) -
That remained a puzzler for many years.
Academic text (1997) -
Oh, this is a puzzler.
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That's a puzzler.
Fiction book (1995) -
Here's a final and much simpler puzzler for you to ponder from the ex post and ex ante perspective.
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I take irrational comfort from the notion that this is also how one of the greatest scientific puzzlers, the late Mary Leakey, did puzzles when she was a child.
Academic text (1998) -
Rovio, the Finnish entertainment company behind the Angry Birds franchise, will officially announce today its next game, Bad Piggies, a physics puzzler in which the pigs from Angry Birds move from bit-part villains to center-stage heroes.
Blog text (16) -
The mathematics teacher presented a challenging puzzler that left the students deep in thought.
Synonyms
A game or problem that tests how well you think
A difficult question or mystery that needs clever thought
A confusing problem or question that is hard to solve
A question or problem that is hard to solve
A tricky question or puzzle that tests your skill
A problem that is hard to understand or solve
A hard puzzle that needs careful thought to solve
A question or problem that is very hard to answer
A difficult puzzle that needs careful thinking to solve
A difficult question or problem that is hard to answer
A very complicated object with boxes inside boxes that is hard to open
A person or thing that is hard to understand and confuses people
A puzzle that is hard to understand and solve
Something that is hard to understand or solve
Antonyms
How Difficult
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word puzzler comes from puzzle, which means 'something that confuses or needs thought', plus the ending -er that can name a thing or a person. That's why a puzzler often means a tricky question or game that makes you think hard.