Spell Bee
Seven letters to work with and a public ranking to climb; every valid word you form from today's set adds to a score compared with other players.
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Seven letters to work with and a public ranking to climb; every valid word you form from today's set adds to a score compared with other players.
Recover eight words chopped up and scattered across an eight-by-eight letter grid, using a clue for each and starting letters you can reveal to get going.
TED's spelling game, built by Paolo Pasco from an Answer in Progress idea, serves up a new batch of words to spell correctly.
Listen to six spoken English words that run from easy to brutal, typing each spelling with one try and limited replays, then read its definition and a sample sentence.
Three word-guessing puzzles a day at easy, medium and hard levels, a gentler Wordle made for children of different ages.
Make words of four or more letters from a honeycomb of seven, always including the middle one, climbing ranks toward genius and spotting pangrams.
Hear a word read aloud, ask for its definition or a sample sentence, and type the spelling, through five rounds that grow steadily harder.
Hear a spoken word and spell it within five guesses, with the definition, an example sentence and a phonetic spelling available as hints.
Trace words through a tower of letter tiles; used tiles vanish, the stack shifts down, and long words clear extra tiles around them for bigger scores.
Drop letters from a shared pool into each row's blank so every row forms a word, finding the one set that uses every tile, easiest Monday and hardest Saturday.
Identify a character from a Steven Spielberg film by film, decade, genre, kind, role and fate, comparing each guess with the hidden answer.
Reverse any real word in the letter grid, across or down, to shuffle letters around until the target word appears, using as few spins as you can.
Guess a Slay the Spire card in six tries, each one compared on rarity, type, energy cost, color and keywords to the hidden answer.
Six Slay the Spire 2 quizzes in one: deduce a card from its stats, or identify cards by art, relics and potions by icon and monsters by silhouette.
A hidden Splatoon character to find, with every guess compared on role, species, debut, gender, which games they appear in and their colors, plus emoji and picture hints.
Split even piles into equal halves onto neighboring cells so every target is filled exactly and the board clears, across easy, medium and hard grids with unlimited undo.
Find the SpongeBob SquarePants character through job, home, species, color and the season they first appeared, with a quote clue after five tries.
Name a classic-era SpongeBob SquarePants episode from screenshots, with each wrong guess adding another frame, up to six, plus a hint if needed.
Find Halloween words like pumpkin, ghost and witch hidden in a 12 by 12 letter grid, choosing easy, medium or hard lists of six to fourteen words.
Pair up words from a set and trade a single letter between them to reveal hidden phrases and names, finding all four answers with optional hints.
Work through a chess attack puzzle on a small board while a counter tracks your moves, aiming to complete it in as few as possible.
Climb a word ladder with no clues, changing one letter at each rung, until the finished steps reveal the hidden theme connecting them.
Answer up to twenty-five sports questions of rising difficulty, mixing world and American sport, with 20 seconds for each and your run ending at the first miss.
A hub of 20 player-guessing games across leagues from the NBA and NFL to F1, UFC, chess and esports, with modes like career path, stat line and team silhouette.
Six mystery athletes a day, across football, cricket, tennis, F1, golf and World Cup legends, each tracked down in ten guesses from stats like nationality and titles.
Split sixteen sports names, from mascots to player nicknames, into four secret sets of four, with four mistakes allowed, three difficulty levels and dated past boards.
Pick a league, from NHL and NFL to F1 and UFC, and name its mystery athlete of the day, then move on to grids, drafts and card battles across eight sports.
Compare two versions of a picture and mark all ten changes on the upper copy, or print it with or without its answer key.
Answer questions about football grounds, Formula 1 circuits and famous landmarks by pinning each location on a globe, over three sets of five, scored by distance.
Ten guesses to identify a music artist from a pool of about a thousand, with each wrong pick compared to the answer on details like genre and nationality.
Ten tries to name a mystery film, each guess flipping tiles for genre, year, box office, critic score, rating, studio, director and cast, marked exact, close or off.
Name the mystery TV show in ten guesses as each try flips clue tiles, with secret hints along the way and a one-on-one mode racing 60 seconds per round.
Hit five target numbers of rising difficulty by combining six given numbers with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, using each number once.
Uncover the Spy x Family character of the day as each guess checks occupation, affiliation, age group, hair, debut and whether they lead a double life.
Swipe chains of touching letters, diagonals included, to uncover every word hidden in a small square grid; a quicker Express puzzle joins the main one each day.
Swipe a path through neighboring letters to spell out a fixed list of hidden words, grouped by length, with counts showing how many of each size remain.
Fill a 5x5 square in which every row and every column reads as a word, using five-letter guesses that reveal letter positions, and aim for the fewest tries.
Slide yellow letter tiles into a set of words to turn each into a new one, and let the inserted letters lead you to the day's hidden theme.
Arrange three shared squiggles and doodle a picture around them with limited ink and no undo, then title it, vote on others' drawings and see your rank the next day.
Three obscured photos of one place sharpen after every miss, while arrows point toward the answer; five guesses to name the city.
Nine guesses to find a hidden Pokémon, with emoji feedback on each guess comparing traits such as type and generation to the answer.
Within nine tries, find a mystery Pokémon using emoji hints that compare generation, type, height and weight with each pick.
Sink every ball using the fewest shots, on a new pool layout each day where the soft, squishy balls fuse together whenever they collide.
Drop twenty odd objects, from a chihuahua to a window frame, onto a growing tower; height in centimeters is your score and only three falls are allowed.
Pick exposed tiles off a heap to spell five-letter words one after another, clearing the pile; only one word is ever possible, and hints cost stars.