Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
brainteaser .
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Examples
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But the Nintendo DS – which comes with two screens, including a touch panel – has been a big hit with older people and women with new kinds of games such as brainteasers and virtual pet games.
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The DS is marketed primarily as a teaching toy, or one to help exercise the mind -- a personal handheld gaming device on which to solve puzzles and brainteasers.
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Last night I ran through all the puzzle challenges in Magic: The Gathering — Duels of the Planeswalkers, which were fairly basic, easy-to-solve brainteasers in the mindset of the ones previously published in The Duelist.
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The novel's overcomplicated conspiracies and esoteric brainteasers can get tedious, and the various religious motivations make little sense.
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The interviews, loaded with brainteasers that would challenge Gauss and computer-coding versions of Jeopardy, were only the first stage.
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As usual, the way to end the madness is by solving gentle brainteasers along your travels, triggering new portions of the plot to unfold.
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The interviews, loaded with brainteasers that would challenge Gauss and computer-coding versions of Jeopardy, were only the first stage.
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Verdon appears to take a certain fiendish glee in his brainteasers.
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The first is that you have to read all the bits of your newspaper every day, not just the first two pages and the brainteasers.
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Existential brainteasers have long fascinated California conceptual photographer John Divola, who, like John Baldessari, is known for creating diptychs pairing his images to texts.
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