| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1610 | Wryku | Write a haiku about something in the news. | H H H |
| 1602 | We Got Game | Tell us some funny ways to 'improve' a sport. | M H |
| 1601 | Stop, Hey, What's That Sound? | Tell us what these noise-words mean. | H |
| 1593 | Qwerty Lashes | Write us something funny from just a few letters of the keyboard. | H |
| 1591 | Our Typo Humor | More fun with headlines. | H H |
| 1590 | All You Need Is Ink | Take a line from a Beatles song and rhyme it with your own. | T |
| 1588 | Colt Fusion | Because of our munificense and guilt, you get a full hundred foal names to 'breed' for 'grandfoals' | H H |
| 1586 | Pun for the Roses | Our annual crazy-popular horse 'breeding' wordplay contest. | H |
| 1582 | You're Workin' on a Chain, Gang | A classic connection game. | M H |
| 1579 | Captions Courageous | Write a description for any of six photos | H |
| 1577 | Why the #$%#$% Not? | The Washington Post is looking for some bold ideas -- Let's show it some! | H 2 |
| 1575 | The Ughscars and the Phewlitzers | Give us an idea for a bad book or movie. | H |
| 1573 | The Invitational Week 55: Tour de Fours — Be STUD-ly | Give us a new word or phrase containing 'DUST' in any order of letters. | M H |
| 1570 | The Invitational, Week 52: Replaying Around -- The 2023 retrospective, Part II | Enter or reenter our Week 26-50. | L H H |
| 1569 | Look Back in Inker -- Our 2023 retrospective, Part 1 | Enter or reenter our Week 1-25 contests. | H H |
| 1567 | Picture This | A caption contest | H |
| 1564 | "Air" "Quotes" | A new forefinger contest | L H H H H |
| 1549 | The Tile Invitational X | It's our 10th running of this coin-a-word game. | H H |
| 1545 | Their Base Behavior | Tell humorously how some business or organization could alter its product or message to appeal to Trump’s cult. | 2 |
| 1544 | Same Difference | Tell us humorously how items on the list are alike, different, or otherwise linked. | H H |
| 1543 | F Things Up | Neologisms by adding Fs or changing letters to F | H H |
| 1542 | Your (B)ad Here | Tweak an ad slogan to use it for another product | H H |
| 1540 | Picture This | It's caption contest time, with eight motley pictures to choose from. | H H |
| 1536 | Colt Following | Now that we have the winner and punners-up of our venerable foal-name contest, it's time for 'grandfoals'. | H |
| 1534 | Pun for the Roses | Our renowned horse name 'breeding' contest returns! | H H |
| 1530 | Mess With Our Heads | Reinterpret any headline by adding a 'bank head'. | H |
| 1527 | Film Flim-Flam | Use all the letters in a movie title to make a new movie | M |
| 1524 | Picture This | A caption contest | H |
| 1523 | Where in Hell ...? | Name a "circle" for some "evil", plus a suitable punishment | H |
| 1511 | The inside word--our 'air quote' contest | Highlight part of a word, name or short phrase in “air quotes” to give the word a new meaning or description. | H |
| 1509 | MASH MASH: combine 2 one-word movies | Combine two single-word movie titles to make a new movie and describe it. | L |
| 1507 | All over the map! | Choose one of the contiguous 48 U.S. states or D.C. Then write a funny slogan for that state by “traveling a route” from that state into several others. Use the first letters of the states in your route as the first letters of the words in your slogan. | H |
| 1505 | Munici-pals | Choose any two or more real U.S. or Canadian towns — they need to show up on a Google search — and come up with a joint endeavor they would undertake. | H |
| 1501 | Try a little 'kindness' | Tell about an “act of kindness” that you or someone else does that, well, won’t be appreciated. | H |
| 1500 | These go to 15 | Make up a word or phrase whose Scrabble letter values add up to exactly 15 (no blanks!) and define it. | H |
| 1491 | The add biz | Choose any word, name or phrase beginning with A throough E, then add any single letter of the alphabet to it -- one or more times -- and define the result or show how it would be used. | H H |
| 1482 | The Tile Invitational IX | Rearrange the letters of any of the letter sets provided to create a new term, then define or describe; you may use all seven letters, but also just six or five. | H |