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Nurdle
A Wordle solver and companion app
Nurdle helps you make strong guesses when playing Wordle, by analysing the performance of words from Nurdle's dictionary against all remaining secret word candidates. It will let you step back and replay your moves, so you can try out different guesses and strategies. Nurdle can play Wordle in both easy mode and hard mode. Re-exploring your Wordle games with Nurdle should give you more insight into Wordle strategies and make you a better player. -
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A collection of multiplayer word games and language services for use over IRC on mobile phones, including Scrabble, Boggle, crosswords, online dictionary definitions. Consists of a client and agent component. Client based on jmIrc.
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crosslexic
Solve elusive words in crossword puzzles.
Crosslexic is a tool for solving those elusive words in crossword puzzles. By Arthur Gouros. -
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Multilingual Crosswords - it finds solutions for grid puzzles by using words dictionary. It can support any language - currently polish and english dictionary. Rich client for editing/viewing is foreseen.
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An implementation of the Doublets word game, designed by Lewis Carroll. The project is to write a piece of software, which will 1. pick up two random words from the dictionary 2. try to link them with the shortest possible set of interposing words.
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