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Start with what you can see
If you know the world, choose it from the homepage and use the group and puzzle jump controls on that collection. For a daily crossword, choose its month and date. Pack puzzles and event levels stay together on their collection pages. If you only know the clue, use the clue finder and select the game mode when you know it.
Read without spoilers
Puzzle answers are visible when the page opens. Select Hide all answers to close them, then open only the answer for the clue you want. The individual answer controls work without JavaScript.
When a clue differs
First check language, then the world, group and puzzle. Content settings and source versions can differ. Searching the distinctive words of the clue may find its recorded location.
A little more guidance
Choose the right starting point
For adventure answers, use world, group and puzzle together. For a daily crossword, use the date, edition label and puzzle size. Packs use their name and puzzle number; events use their collection and level. Search distinctive clue words if you do not know the location.
Use the controls to reduce spoilers
Answers open visibly by default. Hide all answers closes them; each native answer disclosure can then be opened on its own. Clearing a clue filter restores the list without changing the puzzle membership.
Understand clue and letter searches
The finder searches available adventure, daily, pack and event clues in the selected language. Every entered word prefix must match. Add known letters to narrow the same results, using one ? per unknown letter and the full answer length without spaces or punctuation. Open a result to compare its exact collection location. Search does not correct spelling automatically.
What still works if scripts fail?
Puzzle clues, open answers, navigation links, server search forms and the daily date selector remain in the page. Individual answer disclosures work in the browser. Live filtering and the bulk answer buttons require the optional page script.