Wig Wag
Wig Wag was used in the civil war to communicate during battles. It is pretty easy to do, you just have to remember that you don't have to write out all of some words.
Codes And Ciphers
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Acknowledgement
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A1Z26
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ASCII
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ATBASH CODE
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Binary Code
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Braille Cipher
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Ceasar Cipher
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Columnar Cipher
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Combination Cipher
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Dancing Man Code (Sherlock Holmes)
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Dice Cipher
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Digraph Cipher
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Keyboard Code
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Bacon Cipher
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Morse Code
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Dorabella Cipher
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Phone Code
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Grid Transposition Cipher
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Pigpen Cipher
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Rosicrucian Cipher
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Reverse Cipher
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Rot 13
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Autokey cipher
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Rout Cipher
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Decimal (Big Letters/Capital Letters)
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Decimal ( Small Letters )
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Hexadecimal ( Big Letters/Capital Letters )
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Hexadecimal (Small Letters )
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Octal ( Big Letters / Capital Letters )
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Octal ( Small Letters )
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Latin Code
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Caesar's Shift
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Keyword Cipher
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Vanity Code
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Anagram
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Scytale
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Tap Code
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Transposition Cipher
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Vigenere Cipher
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Wig Wag
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Roman Numeral Cipher (CAPS)
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Roman Numeral Cipher (small letters)
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Clock Cipher
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Alternate Pig Latin Code
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Tricode
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Trifid Cipher
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ONE TIME PAD CODE
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KENNY'S CODE- [The code that only uses a,b,c]
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DOT DOT CODES
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Polybius Square
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HITMAN CIPHER
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Phonetic Alphabet
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ADFGX
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Cross Code
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base 9 of triads
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Letter Grid
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Kenny Code
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DNA CODE
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Leet Speak
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Turkish Irish
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Base 8 cipher
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Beaufort Cipher
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Rebus Code
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Bi-literary Alphabet
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Modern Cryptography
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Bilateral Substitution Array
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Count 1-6 cipher
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Monoalphabetic Substitution
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Freemason Cipher
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Templar Cipher
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Pyramid Cipher and Order 5 magic square
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WRONG LETTER CIPHER
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TERNARY CODE
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Leetspeak Code
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NEWS CIPHER
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HOMOPHONIC SUBSTITUTION CIPHER
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Calendar/Week Cipher
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*BAZERIES CIPHER*
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