Spent a few minutes for de-stress, challenge yourself with a simple relaxing word game. How many words you can create from 16 letters?
How to play:
- In the limited time, find as many words in English as you can in the 4x4 letter grid.
- The letters you use must be touching vertically, horizontally, or diagonally in a chain. You can't skip or "jump" across letters.
- Words must be at least three letters long. Very short words, like "I," "an," and so on are not allowed.
- Words can go in any direction. The words you find don't have to go right-to-left. They can go up, down, backwards, forwards, and diagonally as long as all of the letters are connected in a chain.
- Count each word only once.
- Any word found in an English dictionary is allowed.
- Plural forms of words count as separate words. For example, if you see the word "cars," you are actually allowed to write down two words: "car" and "cars"
- Words-within-words are allowed. For example, if you see a word like "Webster," you can also write down "web" "webs."
How to play:
- In the limited time, find as many words in English as you can in the 4x4 letter grid.
- The letters you use must be touching vertically, horizontally, or diagonally in a chain. You can't skip or "jump" across letters.
- Words must be at least three letters long. Very short words, like "I," "an," and so on are not allowed.
- Words can go in any direction. The words you find don't have to go right-to-left. They can go up, down, backwards, forwards, and diagonally as long as all of the letters are connected in a chain.
- Count each word only once.
- Any word found in an English dictionary is allowed.
- Plural forms of words count as separate words. For example, if you see the word "cars," you are actually allowed to write down two words: "car" and "cars"
- Words-within-words are allowed. For example, if you see a word like "Webster," you can also write down "web" "webs."
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