Nonagram (3x3):

BAILIWICK

Dodecagram (3x4):

DUMBSTRICKEN

Hexadecagram (4x4):

URANOPHOTOGRAPHY

• Click adjacent tiles to make a word of at least 4 letters, then hit Go!


• Drag one un-selected tile to another to swap their places.


• Start with one drag; get more drags by finding longer words.


• Every puzzle contains at least one word that uses all the letters: a nonagram, dodecagram, or hexadecagram.


• Longer words are worth more points.


• Keyboard:
• Letter to select a tile
• Backspace to un-select last tile
• Enter to submit
• Space to clear

Could a puzzle have more than one word that uses all the letters?

Yes, it's possible.

Is there a Draggle app?

Not yet, but this is one of many features under consideration.

How do I report bugs or offer suggestions?

Despite an extensive backlog of possible improvements, Draggle is a labor of love and does not have a full-time development team. Nevertheless, please submit any suggestions you might have.

What words does Draggle recognize?

Draggle accepts most English words. It also accepts some proper nouns, slang, and loanwords from other languages. However, Draggle takes multiple steps to remove obscenities and slurs from its vocabulary.

Draggle just displayed a word I find offensive; what's going on?

Draggle places tiles on the starting grid at random; it does not check the initial placement for anything inappropriate. Draggle does not prevent a player from forming or submitting any particular word.

Draggle just accepted a word it probably shouldn't have, or vice versa; how do I report such issues?

Draggle validates entries against a list of common words, using multiple techniques to remove words that may be offensive. Nevertheless, this list may need adjustment; please report it.

Despite an extensive backlog of possible improvements, Draggle is a labor of love and does not have a full-time development team. Nevertheless, please offer any feedback you might have.

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