A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
4 x 3
Group the words into 4 categories of 3 words apiece. One word is shared by each group.
What is 4 x 3?
4 x 3 is a daily word puzzle where players sort a grid of words into four categories of three words each. A single word belongs to all four categories, serving as the connecting thread. It is currently in beta testing.
How to play 4 x 3
You are presented with 12 words. Your goal is to group them into four sets of three that share a common theme. One word appears in every group, so it must fit all four categories. Use the Shuffle button to rearrange words, and Submit to check your groups.
Tips & strategy
- Look for obvious categories first, such as colors or animals.
- The shared word is often abstract or versatile; keep it in mind.
- Try different groupings; the shuffle can help you see new connections.
- Beta puzzles may have unconventional categories; think creatively.
- Use the feedback form to help improve the game.
Frequently asked questions
Is 4 x 3 free to play?
Yes, it is free to play online.
How often does it update?
Currently in beta; updates may be irregular.
Is there an app?
No, it is web-based only.
What is the 'special word'?
The word that belongs to all four categories; you can indicate if you guessed it in the feedback.
How can I provide feedback?
Use the feedback form after completing the puzzle.
Where to play
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