This creates a fresh nine-letter puzzle and starts a new 20-minute guideline timer. Your previous puzzle remains saved on this device, and you can reopen it from its original link.
Paste the link or puzzle code you received. Each player has their own words and timer unless they choose to continue the same personal session.
This private continuation link lets you move your own word list and timer from phone to computer, or back again. Don't send it as the puzzle invitation to the other player.
British English spelling policy. New DX7 puzzles use a pinned British-English spelling list from the English Speller Database (ESDB), copyright Kevin Atkinson, with a small number of puzzle-specific exclusions and additions. HOB, NOB, SCRAN and ONER are recognised where the puzzle letters permit them. The original dictionary remains for old DX6/DX4 sharing codes.
It is not the licensed Oxford or Collins dictionary. ESDB is a spelling list rather than an adjudicated game dictionary; some obscure or questionable entries can still appear. The normal answer list contains 35–70 words; there are no bonus categories, and the nine-letter Panagram is mandatory for Word Perfect.
Anyone can play without an account. Only invited trusted devices can add words immediately to the shared dictionary. Offline additions are saved on that device and uploaded after reconnection. Other visitors may submit word challenges for review. Each player's progress is private; the optional continuation link can synchronise their own progress between devices. Share a puzzle using its DX7 or DX6 link.
Source: English Speller Database (ESDB), Copyright 2000–2026 Kevin Atkinson. See ESDB_LICENSE.txt and README for the required notices. No Oxford/Collins data is included.
Do you believe this is a genuine British-English word? Send it for review. If approved, it will be accepted for both players on any puzzle where its letters fit.