| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 839 | Overlap Dance | Overlap two words that share two or more consecutive letters -- anywhere in the word, not just at the beginning or end -- into a single longer word, and define it. AND your portmanteau word must begin with a letter from A through D. | H |
| 752 | The Might-Mates Right | Fill out any of these five "you just might" joke-templates. | H |
| 749 | Opus 266, No. 3 | Take any common word or two-word term beginning with any letter from A through H and give it a new definition. | H |
| 744 | You OED Us One | Make up a humorous and false definition for any of the words listed below. | H H H |
| 743 | Picture This | Write a caption for any of these Bob Staake cartoons. | H |
| 742 | Clue Us In | Give us a whole new set of clues to a crossword puzzle penned by Ace Constructor Paula Gamache. | H |
| 739 | Lies, All Lies | Give us some humorous fictional revelation about a current or past political figure. | H |
| 719 | We Har the World | Come up with a creative name for a sports team for a town or city anywhere outside the United States. | H |
| 718 | Put Our Heads Together | Create a new, funny headline from the words of any headlines appearing anywhere in a single day's Washington Post (or on washingtonpost.com) | H |
| 715 | Your Mug Here | Send us an idea for a slogan for the back of the new Loser T-shirt. | H 2 |
| 700 | Stump Us | Come up with someone's slogan for the 2008 presidential campaign. | H H |
| 689 | Busted Play | Come up with a more objectionable or stupid toy than a working fart-powered toy rocket. | 3 |