Getting "Obfuscate" as #99 and "Quixotic" as #100 made me feel exorbitantly smart.
awinter-py 7 days ago||
I like how it tests whether I know 170k words by requiring me to click on 170k words 3 times each
franciscop 6/19/2026||
Only got 63,150 words. Considering English is the 3rd language I learned, I think I did pretty well.
canpan 7 days ago||
Picking max(len(answer)) is the right choice almost every time at the higher level..
mlinhares 7 days ago||
Needs keyboard support ASAP. Using the mouse for something like this is a waste of time.
zoogeny 7 days ago||
I ran through it twice, first time 91 second time 90, score: 69,500. Midwit confirmed.
abjr 7 days ago|
Weird. I got 87/100 and my score was 71,900.
I fumbled the Advanced at 14/20, but got 17/20 on each of the last 2 sections.
zoogeny 7 days ago||
On my first run I aced all of the sections until the last and then I got some really weird ones (e.g. zenzizenzizenzic). When I ran it again I got 95% new words and I fumbled a couple in the earlier rounds but did a bit better on the final section.
No cheating, only one or two guesses both rounds in the final section. No idea how the scoring works.
sfupysbsu 7 days ago||
Major flaw in the quiz: you can do great by just picking the longest definition.
ganeshkumar_sr 7 days ago||
The option with more words appears to be the correct answer for each question.
domatic1 7 days ago||
My native language Spanish, it actually helps with words like tergiversate, got 55,900.
NickNaraghi 7 days ago|
Almost every correct answer is a longer string than the other multiple choice options.