Anagram Practice Game

When you begin the game by loading the page, a random anagram will be shown under the section titled “YOUR ANAGRAM TO SOLVE.”

Your anagram is an English word whose letters have been jumbled up. It is your job to unjumble them.

Enter your guess in the input underneath “ENTER YOUR ANSWER” and click the “CHECK” button. We’ll show a help box to say if you got the right answer. If you got the wrong answer, you can enter another guess and click “CHECK” again.

If you cannot solve the anagram, feel free to click “GIVE IN” to end the game. Once the game has ended, click “PLAY AGAIN” for another random anagram.

Below the game, you’ll find three buttons to select either easy, medium, or hard difficulty levels. Select a button to choose that difficulty.

Easy anagrams are 3-5 characters long, medium 6-10, and hard 11-15. Additionally, easy anagrams are from a list of common English words. Whereas, medium and hard anagrams may be less common words.

By default, the game uses the easy difficulty level.

If the game says you’ve got the answer wrong, even though you have entered a perfectly valid English word using all the anagram letters, it is likely because it wasn’t the correct word.

For example, if the anagram is “PHIS,” you might enter the guess “SHIP.” Even though “SHIP” is a valid word, it may be marked as wrong. This is because the correct answer could be “HIPS.”

In short, an anagram may make several valid words. But only one answer is correct.

An anagram is a word or phrase that is formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For instance, if we rearrange the letters of the word “SILENT”, we get a new word “LISTEN,” which is an anagram of “SILENT.” Anagrams can either be a perfect anagram that uses all letters of the existing word exactly once or a smaller substring of the existing word.

Anagrams are often used as puzzles or word games, and they can be an excellent way to challenge your language skills or boost your creativity. An example of anagrams from a word game is Scrabble, in which you must rearrange randomly picked letter tiles to create valid words.