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A simple, free, daily game. If Mastermind and Hangman had a baby, you'd get Wordle.

Wordle, for Chinese idioms - 成语 (chéngyǔ) Guess the idiom in 6 tries. Idiom definitions available for learning purposes. Press"I'm stuck" button in case you're stuck.

Playing Wordle and sharing on Twitter regularly? Can't keep track of performance? Want to compare with your friends? wordlestats.xyz is for you! With WordleStats you can: 1. See your daily performance and streak 2. Compare with friends 3. Share

I was inspired by Wordle and the Not a Wordle art meme on Twitter to make this handy tool for drawing with emoji! It works on both desktop and mobile and you can even add it to your home screen on iOS.

Make and share your own words in this version of Wordle! Wordle is a popular game with the aim of guessing the hidden word in 6 tries. This version lets you generate a link for a custom word for you to share with others. Longer words are also supported!

This is an elegantly simple web app to play the popular word game "Wordle" against your friends in real-time. It works well on desktop and mobile and supports up to 8 people at once. See who's the quickest!

Word game is a free online platform powered by the state-of-the-art dictionary to practice vocabulary like a champ! Our challenges are curated on-the-fly based on user history and other captured parameters.

Got stuck on today's Wordle and need help making your next guess? Want to learn better Wordle strategy? Wish you could make more than just 6 guesses? Missed yesterday's Wordle but still want to give it a shot?

This is a game which gives you a four letter word to start with and three target words. You change one letter at a time to form new words until you get all of the target words. The goal is to minimize the number of steps. There's a new puzzle posted every day!

Who doesn't love Wordle? I built this because my brain likes to see the letters in the places they should be. So if I have a couple of green letters I wanted to be able to see them in context. That's what this is. It's very simple, but useful.