Daily word guess
An English word puzzle: find the five-letter word in six guesses using letter and position clues. A new shared puzzle every day.
Enter a five-letter word from the displayed study list. You have six guesses. Exact means the letter is in that position; elsewhere means it is in another position; absent means no unmatched copy remains. The UTC daily puzzle and guesses stay on this device when storage is available.
Study words and answers
- water
- the clear liquid that people drink
Could I have a glass of water? - phone
- a device used to call, message and go online
My phone needs to be charged. - chair
- a seat for one person
Please take a chair near the window. - table
- a piece of furniture with a flat top
Your order is ready at the table. - hotel
- a place that rents rooms to travellers
The hotel is beside the station. - enjoy
- to take pleasure in something
I enjoy walking to work in good weather. - lunch
- A meal eaten in the middle of the day.
At twelve we have lunch. - leave
- To go away from a place.
At seven o'clock I leave the house. - early
- Before the usual or expected time.
But today I am early. I am happy. - light
- Not heavy; easy to lift or carry.
The box was small and light. - score
- The number of points someone gets on a test or in a game.
In the next exam my listening score was almost twice as high. - empty
- Having nothing inside or on a surface.
My flat was small and the walls were white and empty. - owner
- The person a business or thing belongs to.
After two weeks the owner knew my order. - order
- The food or drink someone asks a restaurant to serve.
After two weeks the owner knew my order. - solve
- To find an answer to a problem.
Last month a new colleague asked me how to solve a problem. - bored
- Feeling that there is nothing interesting to do.
On the second day I got bored, and being bored was strange. - reply
- A written or spoken answer.
Now I have a rule: I can write the reply, but I must wait until the morning to send it. - where
- used to ask about a place
Where can I buy a ticket? - thing
- an object or matter whose name is not specified
Put your things in the cupboard. - woman
- an adult female person
The woman beside me asked about the next stop. - child
- a young person who is not yet an adult
Each adult ticket includes entry for one child. - world
- the earth and the people and places on it
The company sells its products around the world. - place
- a particular location
This is a quiet place to study. - think
- to use your mind to consider something
Think about the question before you answer. - first
- before all the others in order
Take the first road on the left. - night
- the period when it is dark outside
The station stays open all night. - money
- coins, notes or funds used to pay for things
I saved enough money for the ticket. - point
- an idea that someone expresses
Your last point helped me understand the problem. - group
- several people or things considered together
Our group meets after work. - paper
- thin material used for writing or printing
Print the form on one sheet of paper. - small
- not large in size
We booked a small room near the station. - large
- greater than usual in size
A large bag will not fit under this seat. - young
- having lived for a short time
The young adult joined an evening class. - right
- correct or suitable
Check that you have the right ticket. - wrong
- not correct
I entered the wrong number. - write
- to produce words on paper or a screen
Write your answer in the space below. - learn
- to gain knowledge or a skill
I want to learn how to repair a bicycle. - happy
- feeling pleased
I am happy with the new schedule. - ready
- prepared for use or action
Your room is ready now. - clean
- free from dirt
Please use a clean towel. - dirty
- covered with dirt
Leave your dirty shoes by the door. - false
- not matching the facts
The message contains a false claim. - begin
- to start doing something
The class will begin in five minutes. - story
- a description of events, real or imagined
I read a short story on the train. - allow
- to let someone do something
This ticket allows you to travel all day. - avoid
- to stay away from something
Leave early to avoid the traffic. - offer
- to say that you are willing to give something
They offered a refund for the broken item. - until
- up to a particular time
Wait here until the driver returns. - hence
- for this reason
The entrance is narrow, hence the need for a smaller trolley. - towel
- a piece of absorbent fabric used for drying
Use a clean towel to dry your hands. - alarm
- a device or signal that warns or wakes you
Set the alarm for six in the morning.
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