Word Flower: Level 2 (New York Post)
Make as many words as you can from today's flower of letters.
Every day: One dated Word Flower puzzle a day, the same letters for every player: make as many words as you can from the petals, always using the centre letter. The past week stays in a date picker. New puzzle: Daily, with each puzzle labelled by its date.

Word Flower: Level 2 is a daily word-making game on the New York Post's free games page. Each day's flower gives a set of letters with one in the centre, and you find as many words as you can that use it. Every puzzle is dated and shared by all players, and past days can be replayed.
About Word Flower: Level 2 (New York Post)
The Post's games page asks: how many words can you come up with on today's Word Flower: Level 2 challenge? Try to complete today's game or play past puzzles you missed. It runs in the Amuse Labs Word Flower player, the same engine behind other newspapers' word flower games, and sits beside the Post's crossword, mini, Headline Hunters and Wordrow.
Each puzzle is filed under its date, for example Fri, Oct 2, 2026, and the date picker lists the previous seven days. Everyone who opens the same date gets the same letters. The letters are arranged as a flower: a centre letter surrounded by petals. Every word you make must contain the centre letter, and the game counts the words you find against the day's total.
The page is free, with ads, and needs no account. Level 2 is the Post's name for this flower, set apart from the simpler word games on the page.
It suits fans of the New York Times Spelling Bee and other make-words puzzles who want a free daily alternative.
How to play Word Flower: Level 2 (New York Post)
- Open Word Flower: Level 2 on nypost.com and pick today's date.
- Look at the letters: one sits in the centre and the others form petals.
- Type or tap words that include the centre letter.
- Submit each word to add it to your list and move towards the day's total.
- Pick an earlier date to play a flower you missed.
Tips
- Look for common endings such as -ING, -ED and -ER that use the available letters.
- Build longer words from shorter ones you have already found.
- Shuffle the letters mentally, or on screen if offered, to spot new combinations.
- Come back later: fresh eyes often find words you missed.
Questions
Is Word Flower free?
Yes. It plays free on nypost.com with ads and needs no account.
Is it the same puzzle for everyone?
Yes. Each date has one flower of letters for all players.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes. The date picker lists the previous seven days.
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