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Penny Dell Word Search
Penny Dell Word Search is a trivia game inspired by classic word search games. Don’t let the word challenge intimidate you!
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Wortel
Wortel is a unique word game that combines daily challenges with multilingual gameplay. Players expand their vocabulary, guess six new words each day, and compete with friends worldwide.
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Thypher
Thypher – Solve equations, unlock five-letter words, and embrace the perfect blend of STEM and puzzles in this daily brain-teaser!
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Conexo
Conexo is a fun word game where your task is to group related words together in a 4x4 word grid. Use your language skills to win.
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Eldrow
Wordle with Reversed Roles
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Wordlerry
Harry Styles-inspired Wordle
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Word Tower FRVR
Word Tower FRVR is a word puzzle game that combines elements of crossword puzzles and word searches.
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Yawdle
Yawdle is inspired by Wordle but instead of using the player's local date, it just uses arbitrary particles to pick words at random.
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Thirtle
Fast-Paced Wordle
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Riddle
Riddle is a word game where your task is to answer the questions. Fill in a word that matches the given question, and you will get a hint to solve it.
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Taylordle
Taylordle is similar to Worldle in that participants are given six guesses to solve the word with no beginning clues. Taylordle was introduced to us by the Holy Swift podcast. It solely employs five-letter words from Swift's life and work (aka the "Swiftie Universe"). Eligible words can range from album titles (LOVER) to song titles (both BLANK and SPACE are options) to relevant names (SWIFT, obviously)
How to play
Taylordle differs from Wordle in that the qualifying five-letter words in Taylordle are related with Swift and her songs. "All of the terms are part of the Swiftie universe," Holy Swift said in a tweet. Aside from the Swift connection, Taylordle's regulations are identical to Wordle's.
- You have six chances to guess today's surprise five-letter word.
- When you enter a word, you'll see grey squares for missing letters, yellow squares for correct letters in the wrong position, and green squares for correct letters in the right place.
- When you're through, you can share your findings on Twitter to see how you compare to other Swifties. There's always tomorrow if you don't receive the word today. "Shake It Off," as Taylor Swift once said.
