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Lettris

Lettris is a curious tetris-clone game where all the bricks have the same square shape but different content. Each square carries a letter. To make squares disappear and save space for other squares you have to assemble English words (left, right, up, down) from the falling squares.

boggle

Boggle gives you 3 minutes to find as many words (3 letters or more) as you can in a grid of 16 letters. You can also try the grid of 16 letters. Letters must be adjacent and longer words score better. See if you can get into the grid Hall of Fame !

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interpretation, rendering, rendition - choice of words, diction, phraseology, phrasing, verbiage, wordingAusdrucksweise, Formulierung, Phraseologie - ceramic, ceramicsKeramik, Töpferkunst - creativelyschöpferisch - concisebündig, kurz, prägnant - program, programme - prestidigitation, sleight of handFingerfertigkeit, Geschicklichkeit - Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Rossetti - Salome - art, artistic creation, artistic productionKunst - printmaking - do, makemachen - create, makekreieren - adorn, beautify, bedeck, bedight, deck, embellishschön machen, verschönen, verschönern - interpret, representdarstellen - portray, presentporträtieren - compose, indite, pen, writedichten, schreiben, texten, verfassen - dash off, fling off, knock off, scratch off, toss offhinhauen - eideticeidetisch - Abstract Expressionism, action painting - abstract art, abstractionism - graphic - art, fine artKunstwerk - artist's workroom, atelier, studioAtelier - Ash Can, Ashcan school - black flag, blackjack, Jolly Roger, pirate flagPiratenflagge, Totenkopfflagge - futurist, futuristicfuturistisch - idiomatic, idiomaticalidiomatisch, sprachüblich - Celtic cross - chinoiserie - Rabelaisian - computer graphics - design, figure, patternMuster - diptych - engraving - flagFahne, Flagge - gem, treasureGlanzstück, Perle, Schatz - ImpressionismImpressionismus - Kakemono - landscape, landscape painting - cross of Lorraine, Lorraine cross - magic realism - magnum opus - Maltese cross - mezzotintMezzotinto - op artOp-art - polka dot - postmodernismPostmodernismus - recording studio, recording studiosAufnahmeraum, Aufnahmestudio - skull and crossbonesTotenkopf - saltire, St. Andrew's cross - totem poleTotempfahl - tricolor, tricolour - triptychTriptychon - Union flag, Union JackUnion Jack - flag of truce, white flagweiße Fahne - filling, pick, weft, woofEinschlagfaden, Einschuss, Eintrag, Schuss, Schußfaden - work of art - dapple, dot, fleck, maculation, patch, speck, speckle, spotder Fleck, Fleck, Flecken, Punkt, Sprenkel, Tüpfchen, Tüpfelchen, Tupfen, Tupfer - treatment - texture - bacterial plaque, dental plaque - creativeness, creative power, creative thinking, creativityKreativität, Schaffensdrang, Schaffenskraft, schöpferische Kraft, Schöpferkraft - falconryBeizjagd, Falkenjagd, Falknerei - horologyUhrmacherkunst, Zeitmessung - enology, oenology - taxidermyTaxidermie - ventriloquism, ventriloquyBauchreden - ability, art, artistry, competence, competency, expertise, proficiency, prowess, skillFähigkeit, Kompetenz, Können, Könnerschaft, Kunst, Sachkenntnis, Sachverstand, Tüchtigkeit - article, paragraph, pieceArtikel, Stück - column, edit, editorial, leader, leading article, newspaper columnLeitartikel - production - galanty show, shadow play, shadow showSchattenspiel - review, revueRevue - variety, variety show, vaudevilleheitere Tanz- und Singveranstaltung, Varieté, Variété, Variete'; Variete'..., Varietétheater, Variététheater - music hall, vaudeville - eloquence, fluency, smoothness, volubilityEloquenz, Redegewandtheit - expression, formulation - gobbledygook - archaicism, archaismArchaismus - elocution, oratoryRedekunst, Vortragskunst - accent, emphasis, stress, stress-markAkzent, Betonung, Betonungszeichen - blah, bombast, claptrap, fustian, rant - technobabbleTechnobabbel, Technobrabbel - conciseness, concision, pithiness, succinctness, tersenessGedrängtheit, Kürze, Prägnanz - ambage, circumlocution, periphrase, periphrasisPeriphrase, Umschreibung - pleonasmPleonasmus - genre, literary genre, writing style - form - company, theatrical company, troupeTheaterensemble, Truppe, Wanderbühne, Wandertruppe - chorus, Greek chorus - minstrel show - exhibition, expo, expositionAusstellung - art exhibitionKunstausstellung - art deco, decoArt deco - avantgarde, avant-garde, forefront, new wave, van, vanguardAvantgarde, Spitze - constructivism - cubismKubismus - expressionismExpressionismus - imagism - New Wave, Nouvelle Vague - surrealismSurrealismus - cabaret artiste, entertainerConférancier, Conférancierin, Entertainer, Entertainerin, Kabarettist, Kabarettistin, Unterhalter, Unterhaltungskünstler, Unterhaltungskünstlerin - illustratorIllustrator, Illustratorin - artist, artiste, creative personArtist, Artistin, Künstler, Künstlerin - ballerina, danseuseBallerina - caricaturistKarikaturenzeichner, Karikaturenzeichnerin, Karikaturist, Karikaturistin - cartoonistCartoonist, Karikaturist - cover girl, lovely, pin-upPin-up-Foto, Pin-up-..., Pin-up-Girl - fool, jester, motley foolHofnarr, Narr - maestro, masterMaestro, Meister - conjurer, conjuror, illusionist, magician, prestidigitatorGaukler, Gauklerin, Taschenspieler, Taschenspielerin, Zauberer, Zauberer/die Zauberin, Zauberkünstler, Zauberkünstlerin - emcee, host, marshal, master of ceremoniesAnimateur, Animateurin, der Festordner, der Zeremonienmeister - model, poser - performer, performing artistDarsteller, Darstellerin, Schauspieler, Schauspielerin - carver, sculptor, sculptress, sculpturer, statuary, statue makerBildhauer, Bildhauerin, Skulpteur - Edward Lear, Lear - Nast, Thomas Nast - Dean Swift, Jonathan Swift, Swift[Domaine]

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