Lex.Games - Mini Crossword
A small daily crossword of short across and down clues, solvable in minutes, with optional autocheck, square or word reveals and a leaderboard.
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A small daily crossword of short across and down clues, solvable in minutes, with optional autocheck, square or word reveals and a leaderboard.
Form words on a board of hexagon letter tiles, earning bonus points for finishing without boosters and climbing ranks from novice upward.
Find a five-letter word by meaning, starting from a related hint word, as each of eleven guesses reports how warm it is and adds another clue.
See one word with its romanization and pronunciation, then name its language in six guesses, using family, genus, region and compass direction feedback.
Connect two random words through a series of linking words, each one near the last in meaning, until a path of sense joins the pair.
Wordle with a catch: every row of feedback contains exactly one false color, so you mark suspected lies and truths to deduce the word.
Reveal a phrase from a named category, such as a movie, letter by letter, with six misses allowed and just one shot at solving it outright.
Wordle played in Morse code: tap out each guess in dots and dashes, with a reference chart of every letter that you can hide for a harder solve.
Play your letters over four turns on a Scrabble-style board, picking words and placements that pile up the biggest score.
Piece together lettered fragments like a jigsaw until they lock into a small crossword whose words all fit the day's theme.
Trade the places of letters and emoji tiles until they come together into proper words, a quick swapping puzzle.
Find a sequence of words that lead you step by step toward a buried treasure, a word-hunt puzzle.
Group sixteen traded products into four sets of four with something in common, drawing on real export and import data.
Drag tiles around inside their sectors until four common words read out, with hints available, alternate solutions accepted and puzzles harder as the week goes on.
Link a set of words into a closed circle where each neighboring pair forms a phrase, starting anywhere, across mini, standard and max rounds.
Pluck one letter from each row so the remaining letters still spell a word, working toward a hidden one- or two-word answer, in easy or hard mode.
Spell words from a flower's letters, with the center one required every time, to grow it in stages and hunt down seven hidden pangrams along the way.
Fill rows of linked compound phrases, like paper clip into clipboard, then reuse words from the grid to piece together a common saying, with fewer clues earning gold.
Uncover a hidden phrase letter by letter, hangman style, with five misses allowed and a running count of correct letters in a row.
The four-letter answer is given up front; spin 2x2 groups of tiles around pivot dots until it reads across the yellow middle row, in the fewest turns you can.
Work out the day's set of hidden words with help from colored pixel clues, in a Wordle-style game where blocks of color steer each attempt.
Pick the genuine meaning of a rare word out of a lineup of convincing fakes, all of them written by other players during the previous day.
Name a public-domain poem from a single line in five guesses, as each miss widens the excerpt to two, four and eight lines and amber flags the right poet.
Each shape in the clue stands for one letter, so repeated symbols mean repeated letters; use that pattern and six Wordle-style tries to find the word.
Get from the day's starting word to POOP one letter swap at a time, with every step a real word, aiming for the shortest possible path.
Identify a hidden fish from Stardew Valley in a Wordle-style round, with a random mode for extra rounds and a fish tank to browse.
Flip tiles to spell one of two possible eight-letter words; the only clue describes the wrong answer, so read it and steer toward the other.
Swap letters around a scrambled grid to rebuild five theme words in rows, using green, yellow and gray hints and aiming near the minimum of eight moves.
Solve each clue by matching it with the right pair of emojis, a picture-logic word puzzle with a newly edited set every day.
Given a board and rack from a real tournament game, place tiles for the highest-scoring move you can find, with one submission and the original player shown after.
Fill a sentence's first blank with one word, then split that same word with spaces to fill the later blanks, as when a stepson steps on his laces.
Work out a secret regular expression by testing strings to see if they match, then submit a pattern and get a counterexample whenever it is wrong.
Start from the answer and a grid of colored tiles, then find words that would have produced each row of feedback, Wordle in reverse.
Rearrange a 4x4 jumble of letters into four words that answer the clues beside each row, with a counter keeping track of your moves.
Work out a set of three rhyming words from partial letters, with unlimited attempts and one daily letter check that tells you whether it appears anywhere.
Spend up to ten minutes finding words from a scrambled letter grid, where each word must also obey the colored tile pattern of one of its rows.
Solve sixteen word grids at once with every guess counting on each board, plus a mode taken in order and one that opens with four words already picked.
Pluck one letter at a time from a set of long words, keeping each one a real word as it shrinks, until they form a hidden phrase; three mistakes end it.
Decode rebus-style picture puzzles, where the arrangement of words and symbols hides a common phrase or secret message.
Find every word you can make from the day's letters, with each puzzle hiding a set number of pears and a new one arriving at noon Eastern.