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Slimeantics #33
Daily puzzle · Sunday, October 25, 2026
These are the seven clues from Slimeantics #33, the daily word game for Sunday, October 25, 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 · 6 letters: A room where an artist creates, or where films and music are recorded.
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STUDIO
Also accepted: ATELIER
Close, for fewer points: GALLERY, OFFICE, LOFT
WORKSHOP : A workshop is where things are made or repaired by hand.
In a sentence:
The painter works in a sunny studio full of canvases. The band recorded their new song in a studio.
Word 2 · Warming up
noun · 6 letters: The soft, fatty tissue inside your bones.
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MARROW
Close, for fewer points: PITH, CORE
In a sentence:
Dogs love to gnaw a bone to get to the tasty marrow inside. Doctors say the marrow inside your bones makes new blood cells.
Word 3 · Getting there
adjective · 6 letters: In a fit state to be used.
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USABLE
Also accepted: USEABLE, FUNCTIONAL, OPERABLE, OPERATIONAL, SERVICEABLE, WORKING, AVAILABLE
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USEFUL : Useful means helpful, so it only partly fits.
In a sentence:
The old bike was usable once Dad fixed the flat tire. Is this pencil still usable, or is it too short?
Word 4 · Brainy
noun · 8 letters: The code of honor and courtesy followed by medieval knights.
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CHIVALRY
Close, for fewer points:
GALLANTRY : Gallantry is courtly bravery or politeness, one part of chivalry.
In a sentence:
The knight showed chivalry by being polite, brave, and honest, as the old code of honor demanded. Stories of King Arthur praise chivalry, the courteous rules that medieval knights lived by.
Word 5 · Tricky
noun · 5 letters: A lively Cuban ballroom dance with swaying hips.
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RUMBA
Also accepted: RHUMBA
In a sentence:
The couple danced a lively rumba, swaying their hips in time with the Cuban drums. We learned the steps of the rumba in dance class and moved with the music.
Word 6 · Wordsmith
noun · 8 letters: A small medicated tablet used to soothe a sore throat.
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PASTILLE
Also accepted: LOZENGE
Close, for fewer points:
TROCHE : Troche is a more clinical pharmacy term for the same type of lozenge.
In a sentence:
The singer sucked on a pastille, a small throat tablet, before the concert. Grandma kept a tin of honey pastille tablets for coughs.
Word 7 · Word wizard
noun · 11 letters: Skillful sleight of hand, as in magic tricks.
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LEGERDEMAIN
Also accepted: CONJURING, PRESTIDIGITATION
Close, for fewer points: CRAFT, JUGGLING, DEXTERITY, WIZARDRY, ILLUSION, DECEPTION, DECEIT, ARTIFICE, CUNNING, GUILE
In a sentence:
With some quick legerdemain, the magician made the coin vanish and then pulled it from my ear. The pickpocket in the story relied on legerdemain, clever sleight of hand, to fool the crowd.
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