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Happy Tuesday! Thanks to everyone who wrote in with the correct answer to yesterday's puzzle: FAT DEER AWARDShoutout to three of the fastest correct repliers: Athol McGregor in Alberton, South Africa; Nigel Smith in Caversham, UK; and Roslyn in Auckland, New Zealand. If you've been enjoying these puzzles, good news – we have a surprise for our game players coming soon!


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Happy Tuesday! Thanks to everyone who wrote in with the correct answer to yesterday's puzzle: FAT DEER AWARDShoutout to three of the fastest correct repliers: Athol McGregor in Alberton, South Africa; Nigel Smith in Caversham, UK; and Roslyn in Auckland, New Zealand. If you've been enjoying these puzzles, good news – we have a surprise for our game players coming soon!
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July 14, 2026

Happy Tuesday! Thanks to everyone who wrote in with the correct answer to yesterday's puzzle:

      FAT DEER AWARD

Shoutout to three of the fastest correct repliers: Athol McGregor in Alberton, South Africa; Nigel Smith in Caversham, UK; and Roslyn in Auckland, New Zealand. 

 

If you've been enjoying these puzzles, good news – we have a surprise for our game players coming soon!

Tightrope / DAILY TRIVIA GAME

Which bird, able to flap its wings up to 80 times per second, would require 150,000 calories a day if it were human-sized?

a
Peregrine
b
Hummingbird
c
Albatross
d
Ostrich
Reunion / TODAY'S PUZZLE
Reunion
The right words bring them together.
Play Reunion
Revealed / TODAY'S PUZZLE
Revealed
Play Revealed
Quordle / TODAY'S SCORES

85%

SOLVE RATE

7.6

AVG. GUESSES

Can you beat Quordle?
Octordle / TODAY'S SCORES

61%

SOLVE RATE

12.2

AVG. GUESSES

Can you solve Octordle?
Blossom / TODAY'S PUZZLE
Pick your 12 best words!
LEVEL
Medium
30%
OF PLAYERS
BLOSSOM BOSS
300+ PTS
6%
OF PLAYERS
MEGA BOSS
350+ PTS
Beat Today's Blossom Scores
The Missing Letter / Tuesday
17 Across
Treat for Homer Simpson
5 letters
Find Today's Missing Letter
Pilfer

Create words — 
and steal them! —
before your opponents do.

Play Pilfer

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