Smixed
Rearrange a short run of jumbled letters into the hidden word, filling the blank slots one letter at a time from the keyboard.
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Rearrange a short run of jumbled letters into the hidden word, filling the blank slots one letter at a time from the keyboard.
Spell words from nine letters that each wear out after five uses, except the gold one every word needs; spicy letters and spent letters double the points.
Fit all your letter tiles into crossword-style words packed into the smallest area, with a 21-tile daily, a weekly and a 100-tile monthly puzzle.
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.
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.
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.
Climb a word ladder with no clues, changing one letter at each rung, until the finished steps reveal the hidden theme connecting them.
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.
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.
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.
Fifteen words hide groups of one, two, three, four and five; find each connection, with limited lives and a hint or definition when stuck.
Grow a tower of words by swapping in one new letter and reshuffling at each step, drawing from a limited pool, with eight words as the perfect stack.
Solve a small crossword themed on health, medicine and life science, with a fresh grid each weekday rather than every day.
Solve four Wordle stages in a row, a four-letter word up to a seven-letter one, sharing a single budget of twenty guesses across all of them.
Each answer reuses all the letters of the one before plus a single new letter, rearranged, across an eight-step main ladder and a shorter five-step version.
Five word climbs a day, each moving from a starting word toward the top through a chain where every new word links to the last.
Place every letter from the tray into a pyramid of five interlocking words, starting from a few green letters, with reveals costing a minute on the clock.
Wordle turned upside down: every guess must honor all revealed clues, yet the aim is to dodge the answer, and lasting seven guesses counts as a win.
Eight attempts to crack a mystery word of five letters, with extra modes for endless play, a five-minute blitz and live head-to-head races.
Work through a maze of word-building puzzles, a daily one plus a long ladder of starred levels in tiers from Alpha to Epsilon.
Solve three phrases using only the same seven letters, a word puzzle where every answer is built from one small shared set.
Transform words step by step as if mixing potions, a word-chain puzzle where each change of letters brews something new.
Solve a letter-placement puzzle to unlock the next installment of a serialized classic, such as E. Nesbit's The Book of Dragons, read one part a day.
Solve a mini crossword of three words in six attempts, starting from two given letters, with purple marking letters that belong in a different word.
A timed word puzzle of letters and logic that grows harder through the week, from Monday's easy words with plenty of clues to a clue-free weekend edition.
Find the one run of letters that completes three partial words at once, typing the same fill for all three, with an archive of past days to play.
Group twelve words into four sets of three, then work out the extra word that fits every set, all within a small allowance of mistakes.
A 3x3 board of hidden five-letter words on a theme: solve one in four tries to claim its square, and line up three before your missed squares do.
Assemble the day's short list of words, six on a recent puzzle, by arranging the tiles provided, with a master mode for players who want it harder.
Start from a clue and four letters that appear in order in the hidden answer, then reveal extra letters sparingly until you can name the word or phrase.
Arrange 2x2 blocks of letters into a path that spells out a hidden phrase, in a Zone mode solved by tiles or a Halo mode solved by neighbors.
Link compound words end to end, so reaction follows chain and time follows reaction, making the chain as long as possible before 60 seconds run out.
A compact crossword-style word puzzle whose whole twist is consonants, with a new grid to work through each day and a result you can share.
Work through a chain of linked phrases as fast as possible, with each missing word forming a familiar expression alongside its neighbors.
Six tries to find a five-letter word, with guesses written as columns and each tile graded against the answer's letter for that column's position.
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.
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.
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.