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What is Squaredle?

Find every word hidden in a small square letter grid by connecting adjacent letters. Unlike Boggle, you can travel diagonally and there's no timer, so it's just you against the full word list.

Squaredle is a free daily word game. Everyone gets the same puzzle each day, so it's easy to compare results with friends.

How to play Squaredle

  1. Find words in the letter grid by connecting adjacent letters, including diagonally.
  2. Words must be at least four letters long, and you can't reuse a tile within one word.
  3. Find every required word to complete the puzzle, then go for the bonus words.

Squaredle tips

  • Look for common endings like -ING, -ER and -ED that you can attach to other words.
  • Plurals and simple variations often count as separate words, so check each find for an -S or -ED version.

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    Squaredle FAQ

    How do I play Squaredle?

    Find words in the letter grid by connecting adjacent letters, including diagonally. Words must be at least four letters long, and you can't reuse a tile within one word. Find every required word to complete the puzzle, then go for the bonus words.

    Where can I play Squaredle?

    You can play Squaredle right here on Daily Guessing Games using the player above, or open it on its official site at squaredle.app.

    Is Squaredle a daily game?

    Yes. Squaredle has a new puzzle every day, and everyone gets the same one, so you can compare results with friends. Most daily games reset at midnight, either in your time zone or the creator's.

    What games are like Squaredle?

    If you enjoy Squaredle, try Connections, Contexto, Quordle, Spelling Bee, Strands. Browse all word games for more.

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