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ItWord answer for October 12, 2026

The ItWord for Oct 12, 2026

ASPERS, 17 points
  • (historical) Any one of several small coins, circulated around the eastern Mediterranean area from the 12th to 17th centuries.
  • (obsolete) Rough or harsh; severe, stern, serious.
  • (phonetics, obsolete) Rough breathing; a mark (#) indicating that part of a word is aspirated, or pronounced with h before it.
  • A surname.

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  1. Rank 1

    nona3six

    00:13:18

    0 Incorrect

    69 pts

  2. Rank 2

    djekw

    00:06:05

    1 Incorrect

    64 pts

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    8ightyfour

    00:06:45

    0 Incorrect

    54 pts

  4. Rank 4

    brambleburr

    00:03:49

    1 Incorrect

    45 pts

Most played words by round

14 players finished the ItWord for Oct 12, 2026, scoring 81 points on average.

  1. Round 1: 3 letters, A to S

    1. AYS, 17 points, starred
    2. ASS, 1 point
    3. AAS, 13 points
    4. ABS, 9 points
    5. AIS, 9 points
  2. Round 2: 4 letters, S to P

    1. SWOP, 17 points, starred
    2. SEEP, 13 points
    3. SHIP, 5 points
    4. SLIP, 5 points
    5. SLOP, 13 points
  3. Round 3: 5 letters, P to E

    1. PYXIE, 17 points, starred
    2. PRUDE, 13 points
    3. PADLE, 17 points, starred
    4. PHAGE, 13 points
    5. PIECE, 1 point
  4. Round 4: 6 letters, E to R

    1. EVILER, 17 points, starred
    2. EARNER, 13 points
    3. ELMIER, 17 points, starred
    4. EELIER, 17 points, starred
    5. EITHER, 1 point
  5. Round 5: 7 letters, R to S

    1. RIALTOS, 17 points, starred
    2. RUCKLES, 17 points, starred
    3. RUINERS, 17 points, starred
    4. REAPERS, 13 points
    5. REPEATS, 9 points
  6. Round 6: 8 letters, S to A

    1. SALSILLA, 17 points, starred
    2. SCABIOSA, 17 points, starred
    3. SCHEMATA, 17 points, starred
    4. SENORITA, 13 points
    5. STIGMATA, 13 points
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