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Two Overlapping Nonograms
Object RepresentationFind out the encrypted number or letterPuzzling SE's Annual Advent Calendar 2016Find the 6-letter word hidden in the crosswordWhat word is missing?What can the word be?Rebus with a TwistA-Z Crossword PuzzleThere are how many?What is the maximum total possible number of rectangles in the picture?
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Find the 5-letter word made by the overlapping nonograms.
visual nonogram
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
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Find the 5-letter word made by the overlapping nonograms.
visual nonogram
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
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I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
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– EKons
May 21 at 19:22
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$begingroup$
Find the 5-letter word made by the overlapping nonograms.
visual nonogram
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
$endgroup$
Find the 5-letter word made by the overlapping nonograms.
visual nonogram
visual nonogram
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
asked May 21 at 9:25
u_ndefinedu_ndefined
3,0171538
3,0171538
$begingroup$
I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
$endgroup$
– EKons
May 21 at 19:22
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
$endgroup$
– EKons
May 21 at 19:22
$begingroup$
I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
$endgroup$
– EKons
May 21 at 19:22
$begingroup$
I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
$endgroup$
– EKons
May 21 at 19:22
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The 5-letter word is
PAINT
Cyan nonogram:
Red nonogram:
Both overlapping:
The black squares spell the letters "Paint", which is the final answer.
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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– hexomino
May 21 at 9:47
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The 5-letter word is
PAINT
Cyan nonogram:
Red nonogram:
Both overlapping:
The black squares spell the letters "Paint", which is the final answer.
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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– hexomino
May 21 at 9:47
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$begingroup$
The 5-letter word is
PAINT
Cyan nonogram:
Red nonogram:
Both overlapping:
The black squares spell the letters "Paint", which is the final answer.
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
$endgroup$
2
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
$endgroup$
– hexomino
May 21 at 9:47
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$begingroup$
The 5-letter word is
PAINT
Cyan nonogram:
Red nonogram:
Both overlapping:
The black squares spell the letters "Paint", which is the final answer.
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
$endgroup$
The 5-letter word is
PAINT
Cyan nonogram:
Red nonogram:
Both overlapping:
The black squares spell the letters "Paint", which is the final answer.
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
edited May 21 at 9:47
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
answered May 21 at 9:46
jafejafe
29.4k486292
29.4k486292
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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May 21 at 9:47
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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May 21 at 9:47
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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May 21 at 9:47
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Managed to solve the nonograms but could not get the word. Nice, +1.
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May 21 at 9:47
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I know the puzzle is now over, but, generally, I suggest that you (i.e. anyone who uses this idea) keep the two nonograms separate so that the digits are clearer and we don't have to determine which color represent the overlapping part of two digits (it's easy, but, IMO, unnecessary hassle).
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