Speedle
Read a colored letter hint and type any five-letter word consistent with it, getting just one guess per round across three rounds.
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Read a colored letter hint and type any five-letter word consistent with it, getting just one guess per round across three rounds.
Four hidden moves lead from a start word to an end word; each is a different type, one anagram, one verb, one homophone and one compound, uncovered with a tap.
Chain five words from a three-letter tip to a seven-letter crust, each beginning with the final letter of its predecessor and built around fixed pepperoni letters.
Twelve real sentences each lose one word; sort them into four groups of three that share the same missing word, which takes a different sense in each.
Write one phrase linking three clue words, like hardy, catchy and organic, across three sets; an AI judge rates each answer, and others' replies are shown the next day.
Sixty seconds on the clock to list every word you can think of that lives between the day's pair of letters; one valid entry is enough to keep a streak.
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.
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.
Crack a pair of secret five-letter words together using nine guesses that count on both boards, so each letter you try has to earn its keep twice.
Six timed rounds, 30 seconds each, asking for a single answer that suits two categories at once; less obvious answers send your rocket further.
Work out a single run of three letters that completes every word in the day's set, filling the gap the words all share.
Spot hidden groups of four among word slips laced with red herrings, where wrong guesses cost nothing, hints are optional and each solved group comes with a short note.
Build words from seven seashell letters, each one using the middle shell, in a single ten-minute try; set a minimum length, and words a housemate also finds score zero.
Fill ten categories with answers starting with the drawn letter inside 90 seconds, Scattergories style, where rare answers score far more than common ones.
Group 16 words by their four hidden links, with four wrong tries allowed, then work back through an archive of every earlier board whenever you like.
Say a tongue twister into your mic up to three times, keeping your top take, scored on accuracy plus speed, with a native recording unlocking after the first try.
Set up a working Enigma I from the day's key sheet, where one plugboard cable is smudged out, then work out that missing pair and decode the intercept within six tries.
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.
Spell out the listed words by moving through a letter grid where each tile's shade, white to dark gray, sets whether the next letter is one, two or three squares away.
Crack a Caesar-shifted message in plain English over three rounds with no timer, on the same intercepted transmission everyone gets.
A 3x3 grid of language clues: name a language meeting both crossing conditions, like gendered nouns or a World Cup winner's tongue, with three hints and rarity scoring.
Match ten pairs of themed cards against the clock while the board keeps shifting, tapping one card and then its partner before the cards cycle away.
Solve a rhyming riddle in four tries, starting from a partly hidden verse, with each wrong answer revealing another line and one final shot once it is whole.
Six tries to find the day's five-letter Star Wars term, with Wordle-style colored feedback on every letter after each guess.
Every word you make costs ink from one shared pot: form words to grow a bonus, then spend what remains spelling the secret word to claim it.
Four clues arrive one at a time, all describing the same word or phrase; guess after each one and try to land it before the last clue appears.
Trace words of three to eight letters through a five-by-five grid, moving up, down or sideways only, and hunt for the single eight-letter word hidden in it.
Solve five clues in a chain where each answer's final letter opens the next one, then ink the whole list once every word is written.
Decode a substitution cipher concealing a well-known quote from the screen or the page, starting with one letter given and losing points for hints, bad checks and time.
Seven lettered tiles, shared by all players, become your three highest-scoring words, judged on tile values and length, then ranked against the top possible score.
Sixty seconds to build the longest word chain from one shared starter, every word beginning where the last one ended, with rare picks earning bonus points.
Race the clock to trace the single eight-letter word hidden in a five-by-five letter grid, linking touching letters in any direction while shorter decoys lurk.
Link two words of equal length by altering a single letter per rung, keeping every rung a real word, and aim to match or beat par, with bonuses for unusual steps.
A small 5x5 crossword of ten plain clues in British spelling, with a 7x7 edition on Sundays, where checking a word or revealing a letter adds time.
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.
Find the partner word that follows each clue to form a compound or common phrase, chaining five links from letter banks seeded with decoys.
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.
Rotate blocks of four tiles on a nine-letter board up to six times, tracing words that score letter values times length, with a bonus for chaining last to first letters.
Study phrases in an invented language set beside their English translations, work out its grammar and words, then translate new phrases on your own.
Pick a word length from five to seven letters and crack a Wordle-style puzzle in six tries, where the answer and each guess have to appear in your chosen Bible translation.