Word_Play

Play_Languages

	AskOxford: Word Games : Cryptic and easy crosswords, fiendish word games, the history of crosswords, and scrabble and behind the scenes at Countdown. - www.askoxford.com/wordgames/?view=uk
	Crossword Puzzles for ESL Students : A selection of online crossword puzzles sorted by difficulty. - iteslj.org/cw/
	eLibs.com : Creating interactive stories from user inputs. Possibility to add a dialect; also different categories and polls. - www.elibs.com/
	Jim Kalb's Palindrome Connection : A collection of palindromes, phrases that spell the same forwards as backwards, with links to relevant resources on the web and elsewhere. - www.palindromes.org/
	Kid Crosswords and Other Puzzles : Choose from several puzzles created just for kids. New puzzles each month. - www.kidcrosswords.com/
	Lost in Translation : Enter a sentence to have it translated from English to five different languages and back. The result is often funny; nothing like the original sentence. - www.tashian.com/multibabel/
	Mockok.com : A collection of palindromes, focusing on palindromic single sentences. Currently over 2,000 archived. - www.mockok.com/
	NOVA: Decoding Nazi Secrets : Crack the ciphers, send a coded message, and find out what goes on in the minds of code-breakers. - www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/decoding/
	Phobias : Article lists some of the more amusing phobias, like arachibutyrophobia-- fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouth. - www.geocities.com/nallen20/FunnyPhobias.txt
	Piece of Pi MadLibs : Site featuring a collection of madlibs. - madlibs.freeservers.com/
	Smurf the Web : The WebSmurfer will translate any web page into Smurf jargon. - websmurfer.devnull.net/
	The Nautical Origins of Some Common Expressions : Explaining the marine origins of some common words, figures of speech, and everyday expressions. - www.fortogden.com/nauticalterms.html
	Wireless Power Word Game : Challenging word jumbles posted every week. - www.wirelesspower.com/
	Wordies on the Web : Translate these arrangements of letters, numbers and/or symbols into a familiar phrase, saying, or cliché. - www.cyg.net/~ddoctor/