📎 Office

The modern workplace translated into emoji ciphers. Decrypt common terms from the corporate world to the watercooler.

Hint: A gathering of people to discuss work

🚞🥥🥥🚒🍐🛷🐨
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MEETING
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Hint: The time by which a task must be finished

🌽🧶🚏🌽🥪🥏🚔🧶
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DEADLINE
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Hint: A short rest period to drink a warm beverage

⏳🐆🎪🎪🛷🛷 🐙🌂🛷🥨🥊
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COFFEE BREAK
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Hint: A grid of rows and columns used for data

🚃🚔🗞🍐🚄🦖🚃🍗🍐🍐🥊
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SPREADSHEET
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Hint: Moving up to a higher position

🦋🚦💎🚏💎🏀🥖💎🥁
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PROMOTION
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Hint: Where employees gather to chat

🥥🚊🍏🚎🎻🛵🚇🚇🎳🚎🎻
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WATERCOOLER
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Hint: A large surface for drawing and writing ideas

🥑🦀🎣🗺🥓👜🥌📩🦄🥦
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WHITEBOARD
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Hint: Used for typing on a computer

🥖🏸🎬📻🦓🦧🥥🐷
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KEYBOARD
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Hint: A small wire object used to hold sheets together

🥒🥯🥒🧆🏓🥑🚐🚞🥒
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PAPERCLIP
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Hint: A file sent along with an email

🔖🌰🌰🔖🐙👠💍🐌👟🌰
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ATTACHMENT
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Hint: Thinking of many ideas quickly

🐋🍍🏮🦂🚝🎳🦧🚇🍍🚜
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BRAINSTORM
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Hint: The journey to and from work

🚐📺🥑🥑🐴🐍🦁
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COMMUTE
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About this pack

This pack dives into the terminology of professional life, featuring everyday office vocabulary like meetings, spreadsheets, and deadlines. It tests your familiarity with standard work concepts while providing a balanced mix of short and longer answers, making it a great moderately-challenging pack for any time of the workday.

Solving tips

• Look out for common corporate suffixes like -TION or -ING in longer words.
• The hints often describe the function or location of the object, so reading them literally can point you to the right item.
• Compound words like SPREADSHEET or WATERCOOLER are common in this pack and offer helpful repeated letters.

Common questions

Are the answers shown?

Yes, in a collapsed panel under each puzzle.

Do I need to know business jargon?

Not at all. The answers are common workplace terms rather than obscure corporate jargon.