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Slimeantics #32
Daily puzzle · Saturday, October 24, 2026
These are the seven clues from Slimeantics #32, the daily word game for Saturday, October 24, 2026. Each slime reads a definition, and you guess the word it describes, from the easiest level to the hardest. You can play this puzzle now, or tap any clue to see its answer, the other words the game accepted, and the word in a sentence.
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Word 1 · Easy peasy
noun · 8 letters: A raised flat surface where people stand, such as beside train tracks.
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PLATFORM
Also accepted: DAIS, PODIUM, ROSTRUM
Close, for fewer points: DECK, TERRACE
STAGE : A stage is a raised floor made for performances.
In a sentence:
We waited on the platform for the train to pull in. The singer climbed onto the platform so the whole crowd could see her.
Word 2 · Warming up
noun · 7 letters: A light, repeated snuffling, as when you have a cold.
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SNIFFLE
Also accepted: SNIVEL, SNIFF
Close, for fewer points: COUGH
SNEEZE : A sneeze is a sudden burst from the nose.
In a sentence:
I heard a little sniffle from my brother, who had a cold. With a soft sniffle, she wiped her nose and kept reading.
Word 3 · Getting there
noun · 6 letters: A long journey by sea or through space.
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VOYAGE
Also accepted: CRUISE, CROSSING, PASSAGE, EXPEDITION, ODYSSEY
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TRIP : A trip is any journey, often short.
In a sentence:
The sailors' voyage across the ocean lasted six weeks. The astronauts prepared for a long voyage to Mars.
Word 4 · Brainy
noun · 8 letters: A channel that lets extra water flow safely around a dam.
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SPILLWAY
Close, for fewer points:
SLUICE : A sluice is a channel with a gate that controls the flow.
In a sentence:
When the lake rose, extra water rushed down the spillway and safely around the dam. Engineers built a wide spillway so that floods would not damage the wall of the reservoir.
Word 5 · Tricky
noun · 6 letters: A person who carries a golfer's clubs.
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CADDIE
Also accepted: CADDY
Close, for fewer points: ATTENDANT, HELPER, ASSISTANT, PORTER, BEARER
In a sentence:
The golfer handed her club to the caddie, who carried the heavy bag around the course. My uncle works as a caddie and walks the green carrying clubs for players.
Word 6 · Wordsmith
noun · 7 letters: A ribbon rosette worn on a hat to show rank or loyalty.
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COCKADE
Close, for fewer points:
ORNAMENT : An ornament can be any decoration, not specifically a ribbon rosette worn on a hat.
In a sentence:
The soldier wore a cockade, a ribbon rosette, on his hat to show his loyalty. A red cockade was pinned to the brim of the officer's cap.
Word 7 · Word wizard
adjective · 11 letters: Sticking out or curving outward from a surface.
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PROTUBERANT
Also accepted: BULGING, BULGY
Close, for fewer points:
BULBOUS : Bulbous means shaped round like a bulb, not just curving outward.PROTRUSIVE : Protrusive describes something that sticks out, with a subtler shape.
In a sentence:
The frog's protuberant eyes stuck out from its head like two round beads. A protuberant bump on the tree trunk curved outward from the bark.
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