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Discussion: Interesting that there are other words in there: * Not just PIE but APPLE PIE * AUTUMN, CORNUCOPIA, MAYFLOWER, POTATO In fact, all of the terms in the grid are found by doing a reversing turn (like TURKEY, PUMPKIN, PILGRIM(S), FAMILY are already marked, and THURSDAY could be marked). I wonder if, with all the words marked out, the remaining letters might spell something? Of course, ignore the list at the bottom.

Having poked it a bit more, here's a list of words to find: * APPLE PIE * AUTUMN * CORNUCOPIA * FAMILY * HARVEST * MAYFLOWER * NOVEMBER * PILGRIMS * POTATO * PUMPKIN * SETTLERS * THURSDAY * TOM * TURKEY Rules are: move from one orthogonal square to another to find a word. No letters are used twice. All letters are used. Really not sure what "TOM" is doing there, but whatever. Perhaps it's something I don't understand, not being American.

A tom is a male turkey

Ah, perfect! :-) Thank you for enlightening me.

Well I've learnt something new today. Thanks

And CORN PONE which is a real thing. My aunt makes it for Thanksgiving every year and no one eats it

Always reminds me of Ray Liotta in Hannibal.... getting his brain sliced open as he says.....

MEAT

Not only is Tom a male turkey as already pointed out, but arguably the word to find should be TOM TURKEY as one entry instead of two separate entries as the puzzle allows for this.

Probably just coincidence, but MEAT and POTATO are right by each other and share a couple letters.

Meat, wolf, ant, and most important, rum and pot.

Is this some kind of special puzzle where you ignore the list and have to figure this out?

Fall = Autumn Relatives = Family...

You forgot POO 😂

POOT

Fucking cornucopia is in there!?? What the??

I(52, Canadian) grew up with Tom being the name of the turkey. I'm not sure why.

FLOSS

There’s also POO if you look right underneath CORN

Also, TACOPORN if you re in to that sort of thing

TOM TURKEY is contiguous and it wouldn’t use the TU in AUTUMN

And some of the words they want you to find are not in there…

I can’t find “parade” Lol.

Right? And there are no double L's for 'fall'. Very frustrating.

Or thankful

Also MEAL

I think autumn is the answer there.

There is only one D! And no parade haha

I also found Harvest XD

Pumpkin is not marked. Pumpki is

Discussion: there are only two K's and neither have an adjacent N, so "Thankful" is not possible.

Right?! And where are the two L's for "Fall"?

rage bait puzzle

One D with no E around it, where is “Parade”?!

You're supposed to fold the paper to make the N and the K touch. Obviously.

I did the same thing trying to find Relatives - Only 1 V, and there's no I next to it

There's actually 2. But still neither of them have an adjacent I.

Question: is it just me or is the word meal not in there? Besides the words to search part obv.

I don’t think Fall is in there either

Agreeance.

It’s Autumn

Meaol

Lol

I know right?? Ive been looking for 5 minutes and cant find it

Discussion: there are only two K's and neither have an adjacent N, so "Thankful" is not possible. Edit: only one D without an E next to it, no pair of L's anywhere. Yeah, not possible

Discussion: ~~I think you found the wrong “Corn”. >!”Corn” is written vertically on the left column.!<~~ Edit: Nevermind, >!the “Corn” in the left column is actually part of the word “Cornucopia.”!< Additional discussion: I see the word “Autumn” in the top right corner, even though that’s not in the word box in the bottom. >!AUT in the top of the right column, then shift left one column and go back up with UMN. The TUR one more column over (column 8) can satisfy “TURKEY”.!< Another discussion: >!If you use the other available TH for THURSDAY, then the H in the fifth column (that you’re currently using in THURSDAY) can be used to make the word HARVEST.!<

Cornucopia isn’t one of the words…

It’s not, but there are a lot of words that aren’t present on the word list, and there are a lot of words on the word list that aren’t present on the puzzle. Best guess is that it was a mistake when the author made the puzzle in the first place.

Don’t forget >!meatpoo!<

Discussion: I’m unable to find Fall, Thankful, Meal, Parade, or Relatives as well. There are only two Ks and neither have an adjacent N, so Thankful isn’t possible. There are only two Vs and neither have an adjacent I, so Relatives isn’t possible either. I found Meat instead of Meal and Autumn instead of Fall, but yes I think you’re correct to quality check this; it doesn’t seem possible as printed. Also, Corn and Cornucopia both use the same C. I don’t know if you’re allowed to reuse letters or not, but it’s worth mentioning.

I think you may have to backtrack for words like Fall.

There is no fall, but Autumn takes its place

Discussion: is there a name for this type of word search that lets you turn your way around for a word? They're much more fun than regular word searches

They are called snaking puzzles :)

Question: you can do that? It looks so right but also so wrong at the same time

I like the hidden ones in word searches. Adds a lot to them. >!I’ve got Autumn, Apple(pie), and cornucopia!<