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A 3,000-Year-Old Discovery
The oldest peace treaty we know of has a clause about refugees.
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The Country That Took Back Its NameSometimes, a name sticks simply because outsiders found it easier to say.
A 70-Year-Old Word Joins the DictionaryCan you feel close to someone you’ve never met — and who doesn’t even know you exist?
Great Score Starts With a Great PassOn the basketball courts of Berlin, Caitlin Clark did something no player in 28 years of FIBA Women's World Cup history has done.
Secret that took decades to crackDid you know Beatrix Potter, the beloved creator of Peter Rabbit, kept a secret diary for nearly 16 years—and wrote it in a code of her own?
How is a word tile like an insect segment?What do a beetle and a dictionary have in common?
Hidden History of "Hobbit"Did you ever wonder where the word Hobbit came from?Tips & Help
The questions players ask most.
Rules of LexulousPlayers must use letter tiles to make words with on the board.Rating SystemThe Lexulous Rating indicates the skill level of a player.Bingos: all about themA bingo is scored when players use 7 or 8 tiles from their rack in a single turn.Dictionary and Word List ChoicesTo make sure you are playing with the correct word list, please take the following steps: