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» Super WHATword Description

It's easy to connect letters to make a word but can you make the WHATwords? You'll be surprised how much fun you'll have in this challenging game of word making.

Link the letter balls to form words and blast them off the screen. But don't get too comfortable because more letters will drop in from above making for an ever-changing challenge. Make the Super WHATwords and your score will go through the roof!

» Super WHATword Summary

Title: Super WHATword
Genre: puzzle word
Added on 2005-09-05
1 downloads this week
Rating for November is 0
3 plays this week

» Super WHATword Features

  • Unlimited levels
  • Timed and untimed modes
  • Enhanced graphics
  • Original music and sound FX
  • Play offline and full screen

» Super WHATword Reviews

  • "An incredibly fun game and a great way to build your vocabulary." -OPs
  • "Love to play, it really keeps you thinking. I have an eleven-year-old that is very good. She is always beating me and her daddy. I'm going to buy it." -Shannon9
  • "The first game I play when I come on to the computer is WHATword. I'm addicted to it! Who would have thought an educational game could be so much fun!?" -Rebecca

» Super WHATword System Requirements

  • Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP or Mac OS X v10.1
  • Memory: 32 MB or more
  • 16-bit graphics and sound

» Super WHATword Extra Info

Did you know that...

Floccinaucinihilipilification, the declaration of an item being useless, is the longest non-medical term in the English language.

Goddessship is the only word in the English language with a triple letter.

In the English language there are only three words that have a letter that repeats six times. Degenerescence (six e’s), Indivisibility (six i’s), and nonannouncement (six n’s).

Misspellings: superwhatword superwhatwords what words


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