✨

🔥 Hard · Saying · 25 words · ID hard-21

Hard Cryptogram No. 21

Decode this hard saying cryptogram (25 words). Every letter has been swapped for a different letter, the same way every time, and no letter stands for itself. No letters are filled in, so start with word shapes and letter counts.

Cryptogram · HardNo. 21 · ID hard-21

Each letter stands for a different letter. No letter ever stands for itself.

No starter hints. Good luck!

brainteaserclub.com

Loading your cryptogram…

Answer page (hidden until you want it)

Stuck, or checking a finished sheet? Reveal the answer here, or open the printable answer page to keep it separate.

Generate a new cryptogram

Every click builds a fresh random cipher, so you never get the same coded puzzle twice.

About this puzzle

Hard cryptograms are long, over twenty words, with no letters revealed and punctuation stripped down to apostrophes, so you have to crack the cipher from letter frequencies and word patterns alone. New to cryptograms? Read how to solve a cryptogram, or print a batch from the printable cryptograms page. Hard Cryptogram No. 21 has the permanent address /cryptograms/hard/21.

Fancy a different kind of puzzle?

Try a hard riddle

Cracking a code and solving a riddle use the same skill: noticing what must be true. Here are a few hard riddles with answers.

One brick weighs 1 kg plus half a brick. How much does one brick weigh?

Type:Math
Reveal answer

The answer is

2 kg

Hints and details

A parent is 36 and a child is 9. In how many years will the parent be three times the child's age?

Type:Math
Reveal answer

The answer is

4.5 years

Hints and details

You have 8 coins made of 10p and 20p coins. The total is £1.20. How many 20p coins are there?

Type:Math
Reveal answer

The answer is

4

Hints and details