I quickly went down the list and knew them all. It would have helped if I could spell them. :)

Does the app give a time? I just do it on the website, no timer.

It was easy.

I do them on my phone and there are four bonus puzzles each day. Are they on the web version each day, too?

That was a fun one!

Just one puzzle per day on the web version.

The app I play on has 5,000 games. I am on #1259. I lost my phone and had to get a new one and had to start over....hated that.

I've started playing Wordscape on my phone. You run your finger over the letters to form words. I'll get stuck and just randomly drag letters and a word will pop up. Words I've never heard or seen before. Yet they'll reject common words. I'd love to know who designs these games. lol

I play no games on my phone, but I play 7 little words every day on my computer. The one with all bones was especially easy because it was unambiguous, and there was only one right answer for each clue. Therefore it went very fast.

The one today was easy also.

Jasdip, the same thing happens on Typeshift. The game is from Merriam-Webster, and sometimes I find a word that it doesn’t recognize, even though it is in the dictionary accessible from the game. Or the game solution has a word that isn’t in that dictionary. Oh well, it’s still fun. It’s the game I play when I wake up at 3am, and then I go back to sleep.

I thought today's was going to be hard, but then I noticed a pattern.

I didn't know any of today's and didn't feel like researching them. I figured pretty quickly that it was probably American cities.

I play it on my computer, and I didn't like today's game at all! I may go back and try it again with the all cities approach, the couple I did get were also cities, so maybe I can get it that way.

Rusty

Thanks, bifenton! That made it go pretty fast!

Rusty

I did the puzzle without much angsts without recognizing it was all cities. Now I feel dumb because I thought for a couple I didnt realize that city had been named after a person.

I needed your clue that it was cities, and it was still hard!

Nickel, I just picked out names of cities, ignoring the clues. Of course they popped into place.

Rusty

Yeah, that's what I did too. I knew I was bad at pop culture names, having not kept up with it in 50 years. I have to laugh how bad I was at these names as well!

I got most of them before I realized they were American cities, but then some of them I got just by combining letters into words and ignoring the clues. I only knew three of them from the clues, but that was enough to get me started.

I didn't intend for anyone to reveal the clue about cities!

I do much worse when the words are names of people in sports.

Sometimes puzzles lead me down interesting paths. I thought ”Reno” was an interesting name for a general, so of course I looked him up. The family changed the spelling of their name from Renault when they arrived from France in 1770. Why? Were Huguenots discriminated against? Also, one of his sons invented the first working escalator.