Welcome to 40 Christmas Code Word Puzzles!
Welcome to
40 Christmas
Code Word Puzzles!
It's that wonderful, festive time of year. Joy to all and peace on earth.
Keeping that thought and theme in mind, you'll see that this code word puzzle book contains themes from “Christmas Carols” and "Just Desserts" to “US States with Most Snow” any many more in between! This pretty much guarantees Code Word puzzle fun for you and your entire family!
Code word puzzles can be a bit challenging, so to help you out I've included hints to help you get going. The solutions at the back of the book also include a list of the words used in each puzzle. This way, you won't miss checking on one when looking vertically and horizontally!
Also, by the "used letters" boxes at the bottom of each page you'll see a "hint" box over on the far right which provides you with two starter letters and their corresponding numbers.
It's time to get into the holiday spirit, folks!
Get in the Holiday Spirit
Get in the
Holiday Spirit
Our 40 Christmas Code Word Puzzles await your puzzle-solving skills!
From "Christmas Travel Destinations" to "Christmas Gift Basket Ideas," enjoy solving our Christmas-themed code word puzzles.
Don't forget, we've included hints on each puzzle's page to help get you started.
Please note I also decorated the puzzles with gifts and baubles!
Here are the 40 Themes!
Here are the
40 Themes!
Towns Akin to the North Pole
Christmas Carols
On the Christmas Dinner Table
Christmas Travel Destinations
Christmas Gift Basket Ideas
Christmas Worship Songs
Christmas Beverages
Outdoor Fun
Christmas Gifts for Pets
Towns to Visit for Chocolate
Savory Recipes
People Born on Christmas Day
US States with Most Snow
Christmas Traditions
Plants and Flowers
Men with First Name 'Chris'
Around the Fireplace
Make a Stocking
Gifts for Girls
Christmas Movies
Twelve Days of Christmas
'Dear Santa' List
Gifts for Toddlers
Top 20 Reindeer Names
Gifts for Mom
Fruitcake Ingredients
Sunny Christmas Spots
Top Christmas Elf Names
Stuff To Do on Christmas Eve
Ski Resorts
Games Played at Christmas
'Classic' Toys and Gifts
All About the Tree
Inexpensive Gift Ideas
Just Desserts
Gifts for Dad
Roast Turkey Ingredients
Christmas Crooners of Yore
Perennial Gift Favorites
Gifts for Boys
Towns Akin to the North Pole
Christmas Carols
On the Christmas Dinner Table
Christmas Travel Destinations
Christmas Gift Basket Ideas
Christmas Worship Songs
Christmas Beverages
Outdoor Fun
Christmas Gifts for Pets
Towns to Visit for Chocolate
Savory Recipes
People Born on Christmas Day
US States with Most Snow
Christmas Traditions
Plants and Flowers
Men with First Name 'Chris'
Around the Fireplace
Make a Stocking
Gifts for Girls
Christmas Movies
Twelve Days of Christmas
'Dear Santa' List
Gifts for Toddlers
Top 20 Reindeer Names
Gifts for Mom
Fruitcake Ingredients
Sunny Christmas Spots
Top Christmas Elf Names
Stuff To Do on Christmas Eve
Ski Resorts
Games Played at Christmas
'Classic' Toys and Gifts
All About the Tree
Inexpensive Gift Ideas
Just Desserts
Gifts for Dad
Roast Turkey Ingredients
Christmas Crooners of Yore
Perennial Gift Favorites
Gifts for Boys
Are These Puzzles Themed?
Yes, we’ve got 40 themed puzzles, ready for you to solve!
Are These Like Decoder Word Puzzles?
Yes, these are not your common crossword puzzles. They are coded. You substitute the numbers for letters. If you decide that number 12 is an "E", you add the "E" to all other squares in the puzzle that contains the number 12.
Book size is 8” x 10” so you won’t easily lose it!
While you get one for yourself, don’t forget your friends who’d love their own copy too.
Our solutions also include a list of the words used in each puzzle.
Don't forget to use our "cut-out bookmark" at the back of the book ~ no more dog-eared pages...
Wishing you a happy, safe, and wonderful holiday!
“I absolutely LOVE solving codeword puzzles. Every night I solve a puzzle. The funny thing is: it relaxes me. You'd think solving puzzles would keep you awake, right?!”
She added, "Codeword puzzles look like a regular crossword puzzle. So what's the difference? Instead of verbal clues, you have numbers in each square.
For example: Look for letters that repeat often, like an “E” for instance. If you decide that “18” is a likely contender for an “E”, then place a letter E in every square in the puzzle that contains the number “18.” Then enter an “E” in the box numbered “18” in the grid directly below the puzzle."
I wish you hours of code-cracking fun! Don't forget, there are three volumes out now. I'm getting requests to add more!
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