🎮 Games Word Scramble

🔀 Word Scramble

Unscramble the letters to find the vocabulary word.

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What does Word Scramble train?

Word Scramble targets spelling precision and orthographic memory — your brain's ability to recall the exact letter sequence of a word. Each round presents a scrambled word alongside its definition, which means you are simultaneously practising spelling, recognising vocabulary in context, and building the habit of connecting word form to meaning. The streak bonus system encourages consistency: answering correctly without mistakes trains the same retrieval strength that makes vocabulary stick in real reading and writing.

Scoring and how it works

  • Each correct answer scores 10 points base
  • Using a hint deducts 5 points from that round's score
  • Consecutive correct answers build a streak bonus
  • 10 rounds per game — maximum score is 100 points
  • Use the level filter to target A1 Beginner through C1 Advanced vocabulary

Featured vocabulary in this game

Word Level Definition Example
mandative Advanced Expressing commands, demands, or requirements; often requiring subjunctive forms Mandative verbs like 'require' and 'insist' typically trigger subjunctive clauses in formal writing.
Nice to meet you Beginner A friendly way to greet someone when you first meet them in person or online This is my coworker, James. James, nice to meet you!
follow Beginner To do what someone tells you to do; to go in the same direction as someone Follow the steps in order or the recipe won't work.
unsustainable Upper_Intermediate Not able to continue without damaging the environment or resources Our current consumption patterns are completely unsustainable.
epistemology Advanced The branch of philosophy concerned with the nature and limits of knowledge Epistemology questions what we can truly know and how we know it.
pace Intermediate The speed at which someone speaks or something happens Educational podcasts have a slower pace than news broadcasts, making them easier to understand.
suit Intermediate To be convenient or acceptable for someone. Would Tuesday afternoon suit you, or do you prefer the morning?
frost Elementary Thin layer of ice on ground and plants when temperature drops below 0°C. There's frost on the grass this morning—drive carefully to work.
relax Elementary To rest and become calm after work or stress Cooking helps me relax after a busy day at the office.
elucidate Advanced To explain something clearly and in detail The professor took time to elucidate the complex theoretical framework underlying quantum mechanics.
Soft-pedal Intermediate To present something in a modest way, downplaying it slightly She soft-pedaled her success by saying 'I was lucky' instead of 'I was excellent.'
hereinafter Advanced From this point forward in a document; used to introduce a term that will be referenced later The Company, hereinafter referred to as 'the Employer', agrees to provide benefits.
monument Elementary a tall structure built to remember an important person or event Big Ben is a famous monument in London.
ordinal number Beginner Numbers showing order or position: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. Her birthday is on the 15th of August.
inseparable Intermediate Cannot be separated or divided, used to describe phrasal verbs where the particle cannot be separated from the verb The phrasal verb 'look after' is inseparable; you must say 'look after the children'.
tentative Advanced Not certain or fixed; provisional, subject to change The conclusion was **tentative**, pending further research and analysis.
expertise Upper_Intermediate Deep knowledge or skill in a particular subject or field Her expertise in marine biology made her the perfect person to interview for the documentary.
replace Beginner To take the place of something else; to substitute We use pronouns to replace nouns so we don't repeat names.