HOW-DID-YOU-KNOW

10 Words and Phrases You Won’t Believe Are More Than 100 Years Old

They may have been on people’s tongues even earlier, but 1914 marks the earliest year the lexicographers at the Oxford English Dictionary could document these words and phrases in print.

How Did You Know Jimmy Luth?

We had a lot of fun giving away daily neatorama prizes this month! We hope you continue to enjoy this new aspect of the game. Thanks for being active on the Facebook page. Head over there to find out if you're a random winner, as we just announced that. M

neatorama presents: HDYK? - {day 5}

It's an all-new 5-day trivia hunt! Co-puzzle Master Josh Halbur and I are happy to bring you the next How Did You Know? sponsored by our friends over at neatorama.com. Here's how it works: Starting today, and every day the rest of this week, we'll be

How Did You Know? – Day 4 Level 3/Bonus Round

YES! You can play this challenge/contest without knowing a thing about the weekly hunt! It's sort of a one-off - a stand-alone if you will. Will you? Answer the Level 3 bonus-round question correctly and you may win your pick of anything you want from th

neatorama presents: HDYK? – {day 4}

Please note that Day 5 will appear on Tuesday next week, not

How Did You Know? – Day 3 Level 3/Bonus Round

neatorama presents: HDYK? – {day 3}

It's an all-new 5-day trivia hunt! Co-puzzle Master Josh Halbur and I are happy to bring you the next How Did You Know? sponsored by our friends over at neatorama.com. Here's how it works: Every day the rest of this week, we'll be presenting two chall