Pangramathon
Rate itFind the day's three pangrams, one set of seven letters at a time, against the clock.
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Pangramathon is a free daily word game about speed. Each day brings three sets of seven letters, and for each you find a word that uses all seven, with letters allowed to repeat. One clock times the whole run, and you can share your time with friends.
About Pangramathon
Pangramathon takes the best moment in a Spelling Bee, finding the word that uses every letter, and makes the whole game out of it. Each day shows seven letter tiles under the date, with three blank lines below for the day's three pangrams.
You tap the tiles or type on a keyboard to build a word and press Submit or Enter. A word only counts if it includes all seven letters, and letters may repeat, so a pangram can be longer than seven letters. Once you find the first pangram, its word fills the first line and a new set of seven letters appears for the second, then a third set for the last. Shuffle rearranges the tiles, Delete takes back a letter, and a hint is there if you are stuck; the stats page records games where you used one.
Proper nouns, place names, slang and curse words are left out. A new challenge starts every day at midnight Eastern Time, and everyone gets the same words, so the race is fair. The clock in the corner runs until the third pangram is found. Then a Share Results button copies your time, and an Answers link shows the day's words. Stats such as your streak and best times are kept, and an optional account carries them between devices; no sign-up is needed to play.
It suits Spelling Bee players who are always chasing the pangram, and anyone who likes a short word puzzle with a stopwatch. A full day can take well under a minute when the words come quickly.
How to play Pangramathon
- Open Pangramathon to see today's first seven letters; the clock starts.
- Build a word from the tiles that uses every one of the seven letters; letters can repeat.
- Press Submit or Enter to check it, or Delete to fix a letter, and Shuffle to rearrange the tiles when you are stuck.
- When the word is accepted, a new set of seven letters appears; find its pangram too.
- Find the third pangram to stop the clock, then share your time or open the Answers.
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Tips
- Look for common endings like ER, ED or ING among the letters and build back from them.
- Remember that letters can repeat; a doubled consonant often unlocks a pangram.
- Shuffle often: a new arrangement can make a word jump out.
Questions
What is a pangram in Pangramathon?
A word that includes all seven of the letters shown. Letters can be used more than once.
Are all three pangrams made from the same letters?
No. Each of the day's three pangrams has its own set of seven letters, which appears once the one before it is found.
When does Pangramathon reset?
A new challenge begins each day at midnight Eastern Time.
Which words are not allowed?
Cities, states, names and other proper nouns, slang and curse words are not included.
Do I need an account?
No. The daily plays without one; an optional account keeps your stats.
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