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Seven letters sit in a honeycomb. Make as many words as you can from them, with two rules: every word must be at least four letters long, and every word must use the golden letter in the middle. Letters can be reused as often as you like within a word, so a single honeycomb usually hides far more words than it looks like it does. Tap the cells or just type — enter submits, backspace deletes, and Shuffle rearranges the outer six when you have stared at them too long.
Four-letter words are worth one point. Longer words are worth a point per letter, so a seven-letter find is worth seven. Every honeycomb also contains at least one pangram — a word that uses all seven letters — and those are worth a seven-point bonus on top, which is usually the difference between a decent score and a good one. Hunt the pangram early by looking for a likely prefix or suffix among the letters: RE, UN, OUT and IN at the front, and ING, ENT, IER, ATE or LY at the back. Plurals in S are deliberately absent from every honeycomb, so no letter set will ever include one. When you run dry, try building around the awkward letter rather than avoiding it — that is nearly always where the long words are hiding.