Double Plus Number #1: Who ya gonna call?

Not the Ghostbusters, but who to call in an emergency (in the U.S.)

It’s nitrogen monoxide in base-36 (a nitrogen short of a funny number)

xyz such that x+y^z=xyz (in this case xyz is the three digit number with each letter being a single digit. It is not xyz)

Start of a countdown

An 8 digit palindrome in binary made up of a 4-digit palindrome repeated twice.

2^(2^(2^2-2^(2-2))-2^(2-2))-2 (who needs more than one number, as long as that number is 2?)

Here is my numerical take on @sylveon’s Double Plusword puzzle. Each cell is a single digit 0 to 9 and all answers to clues are three digit numbers between 100 and 999 (I.e. no leading zeros). The bottom and rightmost rows are Wordle answers. After completing the crossword, use the shaded numbers to solve it. To solve the bottom row, read the clues horizontally. To solve the rightmost row, read the clues vertically. Note that the 2 Pluswords are independent of each other, they only need to satisfy the Wordle grids read in their respective directions.

=digit not present,

=digit present but in wrong place,

=digit in correct place. Digits may be repeated and the solution is almost unique within the Wordle rules and numbers from 100 to 999 (either of the two solutions is accepted.).

I love it! :3 (which reminds me, I should finish and publish my own number puzzle soon)

Oooh. I can’t wait.

Challenging and fun!

Very fun! Shouldn’t 134 also be an acceptable answer to 4D?

Who has two thumbs and needs an editor?

this guy

Added it as a solution.

Nice! Actually quite doable! (2+2+2+2+2)/10

Double Plus Number #1: Who ya gonna call?

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