| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1001 | Make us ROFL | Give us a funny, original acronym. | H |
| 971 | Double booking | Come up with a double book with a humorous connection; the first title must be an actual book, while the other may be your own fictitious title or a second real book. | H |
| 869 | Clue us in | Send us funny, clever clues for any of the words already in this grid. | H |
| 859 | Can't goods | Cast a joke in one of the forms listed above. | 4 |
| 845 | Reologisms | Write a description for any of 50 genuine Loser-created neologisms. | H |
| 770 | A Knack for Anachronism | Take a famous historical moment, literary passage, or movie scene and place it in an entirely different age. | H |
| 769 | Splice Work If You Can Get It | Combine two words -- overlapping by at least two letters -- into what's known by polysyllabic types as a portmanteau word, and by the rest of us as mash word, and define it. | H |
| 742 | Clue Us In | Give us a whole new set of clues to a crossword puzzle penned by Ace Constructor Paula Gamache. | H |
| 691 | Haven't Got a Clue | Make all the clues in the provided crossword ooh-clever or at least ah-that's-funny, even the little words. | H |