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Test your word-finding skills with the 6-Letter Pangram Finder Quiz. Can you find the 6-letter word using all letters in alphabetical order?

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6-Letter Pangram Finder

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You will be given sets of 6 letters in alphabetical order. There is one and only one 6-letter word which uses all 6 letters and is in the top 50,000 English words according to the Corpus of Contemporary American English. You get 20 seconds for each of the 20 6-letter scrambled words to find the pangram (6-letter word using all 6 letters). Object is most pangrams correct. There are about 1700 different pangrams from which 20 are chosen at random.

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bsd987

3 years ago

Something about this is off. I think it excludes, for example, past tense of verbs. There’s no way “debark” is in the top 50,000 words but barked or braked is not.

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to bsd987

it sounds strange – but according to the source https://www.english-corpora.org/coca/browse.asp debark is in the top 50000 whereas the other words aren’t, and yes that corpus includes verb tenses. A lot of word frequency depends on the corpus used.