If you have ever gotten a thrill from turning a handful of random letters into the perfect word, you are not alone. Word building games are having a moment. Frankly, they deserve their time to shine. Whether you are into tile shuffling, daily challenges, or brain-bending bees, the right word game can turn a boring […]
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Hosted by Merriam-Webster — the oldest dictionary publisher in the United States — Blossom Word Game challenges players to use a set of randomly generated letters to create words. Like other online word games, Blossom Word Game can be addictive on account of its friendly, visually appealing interface and the stimulating mental workout it offers.
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If you are looking to add a little va-va-voom to your word game strategy, the letter “V” is your secret weapon. It is one of those high-scoring letters that show up just enough to be useful. It is also rare enough that your opponent will not have an endless supply of “V” words at the
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The New York Times is well known not only for covering news from around the world but also for publishing numerous word games that many people find addictive. From modern hits like Wordle and Connections to the classic Crossword that has been published daily since 1942, many word game enthusiasts start their day by guessing
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If you’re a fan of challenging word games that are fun to play, chances are you’ve tried (or at least heard of) the New York Times Spelling Bee. Maybe you’ve even collected a few “Genius” ratings. However, if you’re ready to try something just as fun but with more flexibility and a fresh twist, then
