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Anyone else play this? I find it more addictive--and challenging--than Wordle. You have to make as many words of at least four letters as you can, using only the seven letters you are given. One of the seven letters is shown in yellow and you must use it in every word you create.
https://www.nytimes.com/puzzles/spelling-bee
Drum
(9,090 posts)Different Drummer
(7,603 posts)ananda
(28,834 posts)to play Wordle and other games.
Different Drummer
(7,603 posts)Stargleamer
(1,985 posts)it can be very hard to get to Genius, let alone Queen Bee. One time "phablet" was the pangram. Words like airfoil, ogee, coir, rial, etc. Not to mention "words" like gonna, attaboy, wanna, etc., etc. Obscure words that I come up with like noetic, maca, natto, aren't allowed though. It's gotten to the point where I've compiled a whole list of koo koo banana words that have been used to refer to when playing.
llmart
(15,532 posts)I have a huge puzzle book from 1976 that has over 500 puzzles, all different types. I bought the book at a used book sale for $1. Since it's old, some of the puzzles are a bit dated and that makes it harder to answer. For example, one of the questions in one puzzle was "How much does a Senator make yearly." You have to remember what they were paid in 1976. Makes for a more challenging endeavor.
XanaDUer2
(10,497 posts)Love it. My favorite game
XanaDUer2
(10,497 posts)herding cats
(19,558 posts)I start there daily, then move to the Mini finishing with Wordle. If I get stuck in a waiting room, or some such, later in the day I play a few rounds of Letter Boxed.
I truly enjoy a good word game.
Danmel
(4,907 posts)Letterboxed is also good but I rarely get it in 2