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Wordle, but one clue on every line is a lie.
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Wordle, but one clue on every line is a lie.

Unscramble a themed ladder of words, from four letters to the final long one.

Make words from seven letters around a core letter, where rare words score most.

Cut the day's sentence down to a five-word headline, using only its own words.

Grow one English word outward, chunk by chunk, from a daily pile of prefixes, roots and endings.

Find four groups of four from twelve words, with link words closing the loop.

Wordle with words from The Lord of the Rings: six tries at the day's five letters.

Find every word in the day's letters, with blanks showing what is left.

Wordle with whole words: guess the day's Mario game title.

Spell nouns that turn into objects, and use them to destroy the day's three targets.

Find the two letters that complete four word fragments at once, three times over.

Find the word that sits alphabetically halfway between two others, in ten guesses.

Find the one word that finishes the word on the left and starts the word on the right.

A small daily crossword from Ponder Club: ten clues, one 5x5 grid, a clock and a leaderboard.

A free 4 by 4 crossword each weekday from Newsroom, done in a couple of minutes.

A small dated crossword from The Indian Express, ten clues on a 5x5 grid.

A small daily crossword from the Times of India, solved against the clock in a few minutes.

One cryptic crossword clue a day, with hints and a video to explain it.

Guess letters to reveal the day's famous quote, then solve it in one shot.

Eight letter tiles, a 5x5 grid: build connected words for the highest score.

Wordle where every answer is a gross word, like moist.

Change one letter at a time to morph the start word into today's target, under par.

Hear a word in Morse code and type it out.

Wordle where every letter has to be tapped out in Morse code.

One word a day, one letter at a time: type as many words as you can before the clock runs out.

A daily crossword with no clues, solved with logic like a sudoku for words.

One shared letter board a day: trace words through neighbouring tiles for points.

Ten daily Naruto games on one page, from a hidden ninja to a Naruto Wordle and word search.

Find the day's secret word by narrowing the alphabet: every guess tells you if it comes before or after.

A daily set of word, logic and picture puzzles from Netflix, no membership needed.

Drag the day's letter tiles into one small connected crossword, and chase emoji for long words or a compact…

A familiar word around an unfamiliar slice of letters, in five turns.

Fit nine letters into a grid to make six five-letter words, three across and three down.

Hear a hard word, then spell it with no hints and no autocorrect.

Change the day's word four times: move, add, remove and replace a letter once each.

Read ten real local news headlines, then slide their split halves back together in as few moves as you can.

Guess the most common noun that follows each adjective.

Guess the day's secret proper noun, with every guess ranked by how close it is.

Start from the number and guess letters to reveal the day's number-filled phrase.

Find the day's word whose letters, with A=1 to Z=26, add up to the target number.

Find eight hidden five-letter words at once with thirteen shared guesses.

Four words, three connected: tap the odd one out, five rounds a day.

Write a short ode to the day's topic using only the letters in its title.

One word is missing from several sentences: name it on as few clues as you can.

Slide the tiles within their sectors to spell four common words.

A Wordle row is already played and only one word fits it. Name it.

Find one hidden five-letter word at a time in a small grid, ten times over.

Put the day's words in a loop where every neighbouring pair makes a phrase.