puzzler
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- noun
- /ˈpʌzlər/
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aficionado a los acertijos
- A group where the avid and maybe sometimes fanatic Stave trick puzzlers can share their learnings, victories, and hints as they conquer the challenges of trick puzzles.
Examples
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And I guess as puzzlers, we're particularly interested in this number, which you would call as a graph theorist, the diameter of the graph.
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With an FPS, you can reuse things more often and with less worry about perfectly unique artistic design in every area, since people aren't as likely to examine them closely; with an exploration-puzzler game, you have to make each part unique.
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So, yeah, you are a puzzler, whether you know it or not.
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Most puzzlers have experienced, early on in a large puzzle, the maddening sense that a piece is missing.
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Puzzler, thank you.
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The other puzzler, of course, is how the hell the journal allowed itself to print Greenfield's wacky musings in the first place.
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Vita PS Plus puzzler
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It goes to innovative platformers, puzzlers, you know, the stuff that's cropping up on Steam.
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As a dedicated puzzler, she spends hours each week completing complex jigsaw puzzles.
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In the local competition, he was recognized as the fastest puzzler, solving challenging brainteasers in record time.
Synonyms
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3.9
A person who finds answers to problems by thinking carefully, like puzzles or math questions
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3.1
A person who finds answers to difficult situations
A person who likes solving puzzles like crosswords and Sudoku
A person who finds the cause of a problem and makes it clear
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Etymology
The word puzzler comes from puzzle ('something that confuses') and the ending -er ('one who' or 'thing that'). So a puzzler is a person who enjoys finding the answer to hard problems and puzzles.