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Twixtle

Twixtle gives you two words and four tools. You must get from one word to the other using each tool exactly once, in any order you like.

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How Twixtle works

Anagram. Rearrange all the letters into another word, such as heart to earth.

Verb. Switch to another form of the same verb, such as write to wrote.

Homophone. Swap to a word that sounds the same but is spelled differently, such as sea to see.

Compound. Jump to a word that joins with the current one to make a single word, such as watch to tower.

A worked example

The game's own example goes from thyme to bleated. A homophone turns thyme into time. A compound turns time into table, as in timetable. An anagram turns table into bleat. A verb change turns bleat into bleated. Four moves, each type used once.

Spotting each move

MoveLook for
AnagramWords with the same letters, often five or fewer
VerbA word that is clearly a verb, or a past or plural form
HomophoneWords that sound like another spelling
CompoundWords that often sit in front of or behind another

Common Twixtle questions

Are there Twixtle hints for today?

Try this order. Check if the start or end word has a homophone, then look for an anagram, since those two moves are the rarest. The verb and compound moves usually fill the gaps.

Where is the Twixtle solution today?

The path is not posted here. Each puzzle has exactly one, and undo is free, so testing ideas costs nothing.

Can a word appear twice in my path?

No. Each word can only be used once.

Is there only one answer?

Yes. Each puzzle has exactly one valid solution.

Was Twixtle called something else?

Yes. It used to be called Twixt, and you can bring your old stats over.

Twixtle strategy

  • Work backwards from the end word as well as forwards from the start.
  • Homophones and anagrams are the rarest moves, so look for where they could fit first.
  • You can undo any move while solving, so test ideas freely.
  • Read each word aloud. Homophones hide from the eye but not from the ear.

Twixtle in numbers

Moves
Exactly 4
Move types
Anagram, verb, homophone, compound
Rule
Each type once, one valid solution
New puzzle
Your local midnight
Extras
Bonus puzzle, archive, leagues
Category
Word games, groups and links

Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Twixtle belongs to Unseen Forms. Megadle is not linked to it.