| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1021 | 'Gram theft | Come up with a term by scrambling any of the letters sets in the provided list, and define it. | H |
| 1020 | Colt following | Breed any two of this week's winning foals and name the grandfoal. | H |
| 1015 | Faux re mi | Give us some humorously false trivia about music or musicians. | H |
| 1014 | Join now | Combine the beginning and end, or the beginnings and ends, of any two words in single Washington Post story or ad published March 21 to April 1 into a new word or two-word phrase, and define the result. | H |
| 465 | Hyphen the Terrible | Take the first half of any word or word combination in today's Post that is broken by a hyphen at the end of a line, and combine it with the second half of any other hyphenated word from the same story, and define the new word that is formed. | W H |
| 425 | Hyphen the Terrible | Take the first half of any hyphenated word from any story in today's newspaper and combine it with the second half of any other hyphenated word in the same story, and propose a definition of the new word you've created. | H |
| 413 | Bland Ambition | Come up with one or more items from an underachiever's list of midlife resolutions. | H |
| 400 | Life Is Snort | Write a "Life is Short" entry in under 100 words, in the voice of a celebrity, living or dead. | H |
| 396 | April Foals | Mate any two of the horses qualifying for the Triple Crown races and come up with appropriate names for their foals. Maximum 18 letters and spaces. | H |
| 386 | The Game of Clue | What are some clues that someone might be any of the provided characterizations? | H |
| 377 | Week MMDCXLIV | Provide a headline (and, if necessary, the first line of the text) for any article that will appear in The Washington Post on this day in the year 2050. | H |
| 375 | Show Us Up | Combine the names of two existing TV shows (past or present) to make an entirely new show. Then, describe the show. | H |
| 374 | Bill Us Later | Take a well-known expression and update it for the new millennium. | U |
| 372 | Trial Balloons | Fill in the balloons. | H |
| 371 | Ask Backward | You are on "Jeopardy!" These are the answers. What are the questions? | H |
| 370 | No End in Sight | Write the beginnings of sentences you don't want to hear the end of. | H |
| 368 | Hyphen the Terrible | Combine the first half of any hyphenated word in a story in today's paper with the second part of a different hyphenated word from the same story, and provide a new definition. | H H |
| 364 | Low Marks | Come up with a new punctuation mark. Tell us what it looks like, and what it is used for, and use it in a sentence. | I |
| 359 | It's No Party | Come up with a new political party and its main political tenet. | H |
| 356 | Med Icks | Invent a clever name for a new medical product, and specify the condition it would treat. | 3 |
| 353 | Patently Silly | What do these devices do? | H |
| 352 | A Laff Riot | Take the name of a company and/or its commercial product and provide it a new definition. | H |
| 342 | Plainly Ridiculous | Take any direct quotation from any article in today's Washington Post and translate it into "plain English. | 2 |
| 336 | THE "STY"LE INVITATIONAL | Choose any word and emphasize a single part of it, as though you were saying the word out loud with "air quotes" around the key part. Then redefine the word. You cannot alter the spelling of the word. | H |