Vowel Play
Restore the missing vowels to five-letter words given only their consonants in order, with four attempts per word and vowel slots shown after the second try.
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Restore the missing vowels to five-letter words given only their consonants in order, with four attempts per word and vowel slots shown after the second try.
Six guesses for a secret five-letter word with colored letter feedback, wrapped in XP, levels and badges, plus two hints that reveal a letter at a cost.
Rebuild words from strings of consonants by adding vowels, where any real word with those consonants in order counts and longer finds score more, 30 seconds each.
Free crossword grids from Vox, overseen by editor Sarah Schweppe, appear Monday through Saturday and come in printable form too.
Give your own answer to the day's survey question, then try to name the top eight replies people gave to yesterday's prompt, with higher-ranked answers worth more.
Name the mystery car in ten tries, with each guess compared on brand, country, body type, year, generation and engine, plus JDM, American and old-school modes.
Name the mystery VTuber across classic, reverse and listen modes, the last of which has you identify a virtual streamer by sound.
Swap letters around a lattice-shaped grid until all six words, three across and three down, are correct, with 15 swaps to spend and stars for leftovers.
Track down a character from any Walking Dead series via clues on weapon, group, status, gender and comic debut, with quote and picture hints unlocking over time.
Guess the company behind a stock chart in four attempts, using hints and its market category, plus a pair mode pitting two stocks against each other.
Find the single wanted emoji in a crowded scene against the clock, with a grade based on how quickly you tap it.
Crack a hidden five-letter word before an invading alien fleet blasts away your letter tiles, turning each guess into a round of arcade defense.
Name the Warcraft character from guesses compared on race, allegiance, class, status, debut and whether they appear as a World of Warcraft boss.
Pick ground, air or naval and track down the hidden War Thunder tank, plane or ship, with each guess comparing its stats to the target's.
Track down the day's mystery Warframe, letting the feedback from every wrong guess steer your next one.
Hunt a secret word by meaning, as each guess gets a closeness rank with rank one the answer, filling a thermometer, with four gentle hints if you stall.
Guess the hidden word, with each try rated on a scale from freezing to warm that shows how near you are; an unlimited mode sits beside the daily one.
Fill a standard American-style crossword grid from across and down clues, free to solve, with a mini and other puzzles from the same newspaper nearby.
Drag five events from history, tech and pop culture into time order, earliest at top, with three tries where each card turns green or red, plus regional editions.
Name a mystery TV show in six tries as each miss adds a clue, from year and genres to network, episode titles, a lead character, a redacted synopsis and a blurred poster.
Each trivia answer you get right switches on letters of a hidden word; once you have enough lit, you get one final shot at the word.
Trace one unbroken route that visits every square without moving diagonally, hitting the numbered squares in order and avoiding walls, with one attempt per board.
Spin a wheel and draft World Cup players from 1970 to 2026 into a starting XI, then see if your team can lift the cup, with one shared draw daily.
Work out a hidden Pokémon type, single or dual, within six tries by choosing Pokémon, with tiles comparing their damage multipliers against each attacking type.
Fill all nine squares with Pokémon whose types take the damage named by their row and column, using no type twice, with a hard mode that hides types during search.
Start from a target temperature and subtract the current temperature of cities you name, up to five, aiming to land on exactly zero without going under.
A week of a mystery city's real weather, from highs and lows to rainfall, wind and sun strength, is all you get to name it within six guesses.
Get from the top word to the bottom word by altering one letter per move, using only real words, and try to match the posted optimal number of steps.
Guess the mystery NFL player, comparing traits such as team and position after each miss, on a site packed with other football modes like Draftle and grids.
Two classic modes, one for anime and one for manga, each hide a title drawn from MyAnimeList, with every guess showing how close it comes.
Quick visual-logic rounds, five a day, ask you to finish a sequence or matrix, spot the rule-breaker or apply a transformation, with a score from 0 to 100.
Estimate how many familiar things, from house cats to bowling balls, it would take to balance a heavy object on the scale, across five objects.
Set the count of one everyday item, such as sugar cubes, needed to balance another, such as a stapler, then release the scale to check your estimate.
Putt through three holes in space where gravity wells curve the ball, walls bank it and purple cores swallow it for a penalty stroke, chasing the lowest score.
Hold to orbit a gravity well and let go to fling yourself to the next, gathering sparks on a daily run with the same wells for all, plus an endless mode.
Six tries to find a word from its sounds: each guess is five IPA symbols in British Received Pronunciation, with tiles colored as in Wordle.
Five tries at a five-letter word, where any letter string is accepted as a guess, and the answer's word origin is shown once you finish.
A wolf-themed spin on the classic word-guessing game: type guesses on the keyboard and use each round of letter feedback to find the answer.
Deduce each player's role at a Blood on the Clocktower table from what a witness recalls of the nights and days, locking in guesses over five rounds.
See an emoji paired with a name and judge whether it is the genuine official label or a fake, then learn what it is actually called.
Insert twenty historical events, from the Great Pyramid to Apollo 11, one at a time into their proper spots on a single growing timeline.
Pick the bigger of two numbers from one past day, such as readers of a Wikipedia article against how many births or flights occur daily, then see both true figures.
Crack a four-digit dial code within five tries as arrows say higher or lower for each digit, while each dial click draws on a limited torque budget.
Pin a moment on a 5,000-year timeline, whether a building, an invention or an event like the Statue of Liberty's unveiling, then learn how many years off you landed.
Read about five historical events from a theme like art history and place each on a timeline by year, scoring more the closer you land.