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Today's Featured Game

Two 5-Letter Words That Fit
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I'_E G_T T_O W_R_S F_R Y_U. Good Luck
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From the Sporcle Archives:
A to A and Y to Y in 5-Letters

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Two Minutes of 'ELL'
If you make it to -ell and back, send us a postcard.
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14-Letter Vocabulary (Hard)
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Fourteen letter words. That's out-of-this-world.
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'De-Prefixed' Words
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'dis' is 'super' ...
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2 Steps from Dangle
Don't ever dangle anything in front of a cat, it'll get it every time.
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Just R & B
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Brrr.... Baby It's Cold Outside.
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4-Letter Words Ending in 'Y'
These words can't stop asking questions. Y do you think that is?
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Ends in -IAT, -IET, -IOT
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Why did the man put on weight? ... iet a lot.
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'U' Vocabulary
In some ways, we think the letter 'U' would make a very comfortable chair, but at the same time...maybe not?
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This Quiz Seems Highly Contradictory...
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The same, but somehow different.
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Vocabulary Blitz VI
Blitz means fast, right?
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French in English
We've borrowed these words from French, but it's pretty unlikely that we'll ever want to give them back.
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Country ends, element begins
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Countrythisgame
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Get Rid of BO
No smells here. Just words that need some cleaning up.
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Most Common 3-Letter Words: '_O_'
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My oh my.
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Animal Expressions III
This quiz has almost as many animal expressions as a Katy Perry song.
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Ends in 'RM'
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A shot in the RM.
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Three Letters and a Blank
Scrabble would be easier if XEZQ was an actual word.
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Identify the (Dead) Language
They've been well-preserved, we promise.
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3-Letter Words Ending in 'P'
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Name the 3-Letter Words in English Ending in 'P'.
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Mixed Word: Six Letter T
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Start PINTGY.
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Language Basics: French
As long as you can order a coffee and a croissant, you'll be just fine.
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Spelled the Same Slideshow
They're spelled the same, but they're still unique in our book.
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Constant Consonants: F&G
Great galloping frogs, Batman! Looks like F and G are back.
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Lord's Prayer - German Version - Clickable
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Give us this day our daily Sporcle.
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Scrabble or Australia?
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G'day, cobbers !
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17 Ways Not to Spell 'Slot'
Just pull the lever and see what words you come up with.
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Click 50: Slang Terms
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The slang's the thang.
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_ _ _ A Words (A-Z)
We wonder if ABBA would like this quiz?
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'HOT' Add-agrams!
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Don't Cha wish your girlfriend was hot like this, don't cha.
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Rhymes with 'HINT'
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Can't you take a hint? Sounds like it ...
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Recent popular comments in Language

  1. 2 Steps from Dangle
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    Argh...for the last clue, I completely misinterpreted "wicked"
  2. Spelled the Same Slideshow
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    Why did those cars park so far away from the line?
  3. Rhymes With 'Dip'
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    @dreadpirate82: #1, gyp is most certainly a "real word" whatever its origination. It means to swindle. Words do not become non-words solely because of what connotations they carry. #2 I would wager that it never occurred to the overwhelming majority of people (myself included until I read your comment) that the word had a less-than-pristine etymology. If "gyp" isn't a "real word", then surely neither is "sinister" or "gawky" (both originated as a slur against left-handed people), or "hysterical" (a slur against women), or "hooligan" (a slur against Irish people.) #3 Perhaps "gyp" could be made a bonus answer, but eliminating it from the quiz entirely would be wrong. This is Sporcle, and one of the things I really love about it is that it is for the most part a politics-free, PC-free, agenda-free website. If we had a rhyming quiz for words like "duck", "pit", "bigger", "rag", "stop", "like", "runt", etc., call me a Neanderthal but I'd expect all of the ugly words that rhyme with them to be bonus answers. I'd even qualify for one or two. :) But, I'd honestly be more put off if they were omitted entirely, because whitewashing knowledge serves no one IMO. Just my $0.02.
  4. Up & Down, In & Out Words II
    33
    Too open for interpretation for my taste.
  5. Rhymes With 'Dip'
    33
    No "hwhip"? You can't have a quiz without Cool Hwhip. Everything's better with Cool Hwhip.
  6. 17 Ways Not to Spell 'Slot'
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    Just waiting for somebody to say "alot" is a word...nice quiz, so much room for sequels too. Good job.
  7. Up & Down, In & Out Words II
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    "Did I hear Mom's car?" "Yes, she just pulled up." At least that's what we say where I come from.
  8. 2 Steps from Dangle
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    got caught reading wicked with 2 syllables meaning evil -- much easier when read as one syllable!
  9. 17 Ways Not to Spell 'Slot'
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    I'm kind of surprised Scrabble doesn't accept the term s-l-u-t.
  10. 7-Letter Vocabulary II
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    My brother once played ukulele
    He stunk but still played it daily
    My drunk Irish Dad
    Came home one day mad
    And smashed it up with a shillelagh