Word game

Word Grid

Connect neighboring letters. Find as many words as you can.

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How to play

Trace words through neighboring tiles

Start on any letter, then move horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. A tile can appear only once in the same word, and accepted words must contain at least three letters.

Drag across the board, or select one tile at a time and press Submit. Move back to the previous tile to remove the last letter. Clear resets the current path, and there is no timer.

When you are ready, choose Finish game to see your discovery rate and reveal the remaining answers. The selector marks completed puzzles and lets you open any number.

Scoring

Longer words earn more

3–4 letters
1 point
5 / 6 / 7 letters
2 / 3 / 5 points
8+ letters
11 points

Hundreds of boards

Familiar, balanced puzzles

Each board is selected in advance from many deterministic candidates. A published grid has several five-letter-or-longer words, at least one seven-letter word, a controlled vowel balance, and a score range designed to stay reasonably consistent from puzzle to puzzle.

Answers come from the site’s filtered Kaikki and wordfreq core list. The puzzle file is static, and your found words and finished result remain only in this browser’s local storage.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I use a tile more than once?

Not within one word. You may use the same letter tile again when you begin a different word.

Why was a real word rejected?

Answers use a deliberately compact list of familiar English words. Proper nouns, abbreviations, rare terms, marked language, and words that cannot be traced through adjacent tiles are not accepted.

Does the game have a time limit?

No. Take as long as you like, and press Finish game when you want to compare your result with the full answer set.

Does sharing reveal any answers?

No. The share card contains only the puzzle number, score, counts, longest word length, and a tile-use pattern.

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