Panagram (The Telegraph)

Find words in the day's nine-letter wheel, including the Panagram.

Every day: Nine letters a day, the same for everyone: make as many words of four letters or more as you can, each using the centre letter, including the nine-letter Panagram. New puzzle: Midnight UK time (GMT or BST), according to The Telegraph.

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Panagram is The Telegraph's daily word wheel. Nine letters sit around a centre one; you make as many words of four letters or more as you can, all using the centre letter, and one word, the Panagram, uses all nine. A free mini Panagram is offered every day as well.

About Panagram (The Telegraph)

Panagram was launched by The Telegraph in 2023, one of the first games in its Telegraph Puzzles app. Each day brings nine letters in a wheel, one of them in the middle. You find as many words as you can of four letters or more, and every word must include the centre letter. One word always uses all nine letters, the Panagram of the title.

A new Panagram is published every day at midnight UK time on the Puzzles website and in the app. Since July 2026 a free Mini Panagram has also been offered to all users each day, while the full puzzle is part of the Telegraph Puzzles subscription, with an archive of earlier days.

It suits players of the New York Times Spelling Bee and The Times' Polygon who want a third wheel to work through, and anyone who enjoys finding the long word hidden in a jumble.

How to play Panagram (The Telegraph)

  1. Open Panagram in Telegraph Puzzles.
  2. Look at the nine letters and the one in the centre.
  3. Type words of four letters or more that use the centre letter.
  4. Find as many as you can, and look for the nine-letter Panagram.

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Tips

  • Hunt for the Panagram early; spotting common endings like -ING or -TION helps.
  • Plurals and verb forms add many words once you have a root.
  • Every word must use the centre letter, so build around it.

Questions

When is a new Panagram published?

Every day at midnight UK time, on the website and in the app.

What is the Panagram?

The word that uses all nine letters of the day.

Is it free?

A Mini Panagram is free every day; the full puzzle is part of the Telegraph Puzzles subscription.

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