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Evolved Word Flower

Trevor Kann

27 Mar 2025 — 1 min read

Play the Word Flower, our recurring word puzzle where the ultimate goal is to uncover a hidden energy-themed word. Create as many words as possible using a given set of letters on the petals that surround a central letter (letters can be used more than once). Every word must include the central letter, and at least one word—known as the power word—must use all the available letters. In our puzzles, the power word has an energy-related theme, challenging players to think critically while expanding their vocabulary.

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