| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1307 | One-for-one for all | Replace one letter in an existing word, name or multi-word phrase with one different letter (in the same place in the word) and define or describe the result. | H |
| 1171 | What's my (next) line? | Take a line from any song and pair it with your own second line to make a humorous rhyming couplet; the second line should match the rhythm of the first, rather than the second line of the song itself. | H |
| 1084 | Limerixicon XI: Fi-, fo-, go! | Supply a humorous, previously unpublished limerick significantly featuring any English word, name or term beginning with "Fl-" through "fo-". | H |
| 1059 | With parens like these . . . | Add some words in parentheses to a well-known song title to make it funnier in some way. | H |
| 1049 | Be rating | Come up with a new movie rating and describe it. | H |
| 1036 | Just for liffs | Use a real place name, from anywhere in the world, as a new term. | H |
| 1022 | What's the diff? | Explain how any two of the provided items are alike or different. | 3 |
| 1021 | 'Gram theft | Come up with a term by scrambling any of the letters sets in the provided list, and define it. | H H |
| 1018 | Reologisms | Write a clever, funny definition for any of the Loser-concocted neologisms from Week 1014 as well as from Week 1000 that deserve better definitions than their creators offered at the time. | H |
| 1017 | Vowel play | Write a "univocalic" newspaper headline -- one that uses only one vowel throughout. | H |
| 1015 | Faux re mi | Give us some humorously false trivia about music or musicians. | H |
| 1008 | Switched reels | Re-arrange all the words in the title of a movie, and describe the resulting work. | 3 |