Pattern
Things That Have
Every clue describes something that possesses a quality, part, or feature the answer names.
Example. If each clue is an object with a handle, the answer is the shared property: handle, or the quality they all have, depending on how the game words it that day.
How Things That Have works
Recognition guide
Read the clues as incomplete sentences: this has ____. The blank is the answer. Clues rarely say the blank out loud, so you have to notice that they are all talking about possession or membership in a feature.
These puzzles feel abstract at first. Anchor on the most physical clue (something you can touch that obviously has the feature), then work outward to the vaguer ones.
Matching puzzles
Puzzles using Things That Have
Solve these cold first, then compare your reasoning with the explanation on each page.
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A recognition lesson covering every pattern page on this site.
How the five clues are built
Why clue order feels deceptive and how to re-rank it in your head.
Flip the lens: categories
Same puzzles, different question: what is this round about.
Difficulty levels
See how hard each twist lands across the database.
Today's puzzle
Test the pattern you just studied on the live round.