If you like to keep your mind sharp, here is the current fad in word games:

https://wordlegame.org/uk

Also here:

NYT Wordle

Starting with "audio" and/or "smelt" can give you a few letters.

Mike Harding wrote:

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Also here:

NYT Wordle

Starting with "audio" and/or "smelt" can give you a few letters.

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I can't see any way to select UK English.

I use "BEAUS", "TONIC" and "GLYPH" as my starters. However, if you search for the best starting combination, you'll find better (?) computer generated suggestions. I like your starters, though. They look better than mine.

dorian wrote:

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I can't see any way to select UK English. 

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I don't think Americans appreciate there is any other kind of English :)

I haven't found it an issue with five letter words; "color" I suppose.

I would like the keyboard to have a space bar. I like to visualise the word and have to use an 'X' (or something) for the unknown letters, a space would be better.

Thanks you two, Jayne and I are now hooked............

Bobdown wrote:

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Thanks you two, Jayne and I are now hooked............

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Sorry.

Craig1 wrote:

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Doesn't the Barker get a go?

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 He's too busy play ball, a couple of up to date photos.......cheers Bob