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1. This mug featuring the six stages you go through every morning as you complete your Wordle while sipping your coffee....or you know, the second the clock hits midnight.
2. Or this mug with the minimalistic yellow-and-green grid you've been seeing invade your Twitter feed throughout January.
3. Boggle — a portable fast-paced word game you can play by yourself or with other people. All you have to do is shake up the 16 letter tiles, flip the timer over, and write down as many words you can make out of those 16 letters before time runs out!
4. Bananagrams — a word tile game you'll want to get all your family and friends addicted to. Race against your opponents to arrange all of your tiles into a crossword as fast as possible.
5. Or Q-Less, which functions like Bananagrams but on a much smaller scale. You roll the 12 dice, and you must use all 12 letters that are facing up to create a grid. And as the name suggests, the letter Q is not on any of the dice. Rejoice!
6. Wordspin, a classic word game perfect for playing whenever you have a few minutes to kill. You'll get eight wheels that have 10 letters each on them, and you can attach the wheel together by magnets. Once you attach a few wheels together, start spinning and see how many words you can make!
7. This greeting card to give to the person you text at 6 a.m. "Hey....did you get the Wordle right yet?" After all, true love means never spoiling the word before the other person guesses it!
8. Jabuka, which is perfect for anyone who wishes Wordle was more fast-paced. Basically, you dump all the "beans" out of the bag, and players race to shout out and grab the first words they can make out of the face-up letters. Here's the challenge — you can steal your opponent's words by adding, rearranging, or even twisting the letters. Yes, this game features a "twistable" alphabet!
9. Mastermind — think of it as Wordle, but with ~colors~. One player is the code maker who secretly comes up with a four-color code. The other player (the "codebreaker") has 10 tries to correctly guess the sequence of colors in the code.
10. This baseball cap to brag to the world that you've joined the exclusive First Guess, Five Green Tiles club. Oh, how I'd scream it from the rooftops if I got the Wordle right on the first try!
11. Of course, Scrabble (aka the word game to rule all word games) — but make it ~fancy~ and portable! It's half the size of a normal board and there are hidden drawers to keep all the tiles and other accessories safe. Take this on your next family vacation or game night!
12. Or if you want to really treat yourself, the deluxe Scrabble from L.L. Bean featuring an aesthetically pleasing color scheme, a rotating board (!!!), and a solid wood base. It truly takes your game to a whole new level.
13. Play on Words — a card game perfect for young and old wordsmiths alike. Essentially, you build words from the eight cards in your hand. But some of the cards won't just have letters on them — combo, flip, and wild cards present new ways to build upon your words. And during each turn, you can add on or rearrange your words (or your opponent's!) for more points!
14. Dabble, because why come up with one word when you can come up with five?! You'll start with 20 letters, and you have five minutes to come up with a six-letter word, a five-letter word, a four-letter word, a three-letter word, and a two-letter word.
15. Wordical — it essentially turns Scrabble into a portable card game. The cards are your consonants, and you roll the dice to get your vowels. Create the highest-scoring word, and you win that round!
Me when I think I have the Wordle right in three tries and I still have one letter wrong:
