Puzzling Puzzles

Puzzling Puzzles
 

I am so confused with these puzzles! Can anyone solve them? It's not homework. It's just for fun. :) I want to see if anyone is very good at puzzles, because I'm not.

MIXAGRAMS
Each line contains a 5-letter word and a 4-letter word that have been mixed together (the order of the letters in each word has not been changed). Unmix the two words on each line and write them in the spaces provided. When you're done, find a two-word answer to the clud by reading down the letter columns in the answers.

CLUE: They're in a lather

B E L S O N U S E = _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _
S H E L L P O U N = _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _
G U R A I V D E A = _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _
S L Y O R S U P E = _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _




NINE FLOORS
Determine who lives on which floor by these clues: Susan lives 1 floor below Pam. Pat lives 3 floors below John. Tim lives 4 floors below Ted. Jill lives 5 floors below Dave. Peter lives 6 floors below Pam. Assume that every person lives on a different floor.

Floor 9 __________
8 _____________
7 _____________
6 _____________
5 _____________
4 _____________
3 ______________
2 _____________
1 ______________

WORD WIT
A certain 6-letter word might be defined as "zealous supporter". If the word's second letter (an O) is changed to an I (as in "India"), it becomes a new word that might be defined as "zealous protester". What are the two words?

_ O _ _ _ _ and _ I _ _ _ _

WORD WIT
The past tense of most English verbs ends in the letter ED. What common four-letter verb, whose last letter is D but whose third letter is not E, is spelled the same way in its present tense and past tense?

_ _ _ D

I got the first one...

:)

wow! you are smart! ^___^

I don't believe solve them, because I don't know much words in English, then if you put the puzzles in Spanish, I believe help you in your fun, good, it suffice with I telling you, I have a headache, because I don't find anything in your puzzles, I'm sorry.

I don't know how to translate them into Spanish, sorry :P I'm sorry that you have a headache.
Tienes dolor de cabeza. Lo siento

Don't worry, I have took a pill.

Okay that's good :)
Don't worry, I took some headache medicine/a pill. <<<Correction :)
or
....I ate a pill. <<<:lol: that sounds really odd :P

Why I need write some in my sentence?

I don't know, I just thought that "I have took a pill" didn't make sense. oh well

What, you after, I have to write the sentence so, I have some headache an pills.

okay everyone, the first puzzle is solved, you don't need to solve it. If you want to challenge yourself, figure it out and then check the answers :)

I finally got the first one too (without looking at bmarquis' answer). :)

The last one is spelled the same but pronounced differently, and is:

More puzzling puzzles!!!
 

What four-letter word can be found in the dictionary definitions of all of these words: BANG, FAIR, LOCK, and PART?

_ _ _ _

TRANSDELETION

Delete one letter from the word ANNOTATIONS and rearrange the rest, to get the two-word name of a U.S. city.

I got this one...

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San Antonio

The letters in the plural word TACOS can be rearranged to form the name of an article of apparel: ASCOT. The letters in what 4-letter singular word for a type of food can be rearranged to form the name of an article of apparel?
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wow really? Hair? okay! ^_^ you are so good at these puzzles!
4 are solved (one I already know). can anyone solve the other 3?