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Slimeantics #44

Daily puzzle · Thursday, November 5, 2026

These are the seven clues from Slimeantics #44, the daily word game for Thursday, November 5, 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 small, sweet, flat baked treat, often with chocolate chips.

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COOKIE

Also accepted: BISCUIT, COOKY

Close, for fewer points: CRACKER, WAFER, BROWNIE

In a sentence:

  • After school, I dunked a cookie in my glass of cold milk.
  • Please save me one flat, chewy cookie with chocolate chips from the jar on the counter.
Word 2 · Warming up

noun · 5 letters: A desert animal with one or two humps on its back.

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CAMEL

Close, for fewer points: LLAMA, ALPACA, BACTRIAN

  • DROMEDARY: A dromedary is specifically the one-humped kind.

In a sentence:

  • A camel can walk for days across the dunes with very little to drink.
  • We rode a camel at the desert fair, swaying from side to side.
Word 3 · Getting there

noun · 9 letters: A book of information for tourists visiting a place.

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GUIDEBOOK

Also accepted: HANDBOOK, MANUAL, BAEDEKER, COMPANION, ITINERARY

Close, for fewer points: ATLAS, MAP, BROCHURE, ALMANAC, DIRECTORY, TRAVELOGUE, GUIDE

In a sentence:

  • We read the guidebook to find the best museums and restaurants for tourists visiting the city.
  • The guidebook listed every sight worth seeing, with notes on prices and handy travel tips.
Word 4 · Brainy

noun · 8 letters: Tiny steamed grains of semolina, from North African cooking.

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COUSCOUS

Close, for fewer points: BULGUR, QUINOA, RICE, PASTA

In a sentence:

  • For dinner we ate couscous, which looks like tiny grains, with vegetables and spiced stew.
  • The cook steamed the couscous until it was soft and fluffy, then poured the sauce over it.
Word 5 · Tricky

noun · 6 letters: A soft glow on a surface that reflects light.

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LUSTER

Also accepted: LUSTRE, SHEEN, GLOSS, SHININESS, SHINE

In a sentence:

  • The polished pearl had a soft luster, a gentle glow that reflected the light.
  • After a good rubbing with polish, the old table regained its luster and looked brand new.
Word 6 · Wordsmith

noun · 8 letters: The partly shaded region around the darkest part of a shadow.

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PENUMBRA

Close, for fewer points:

  • UMBRA: UMBRA is the darkest core of a shadow, not the partly lit edge around it

In a sentence:

  • During the eclipse, we stood in the penumbra, where the shadow was only partly dark.
  • The edge of the shadow, called the penumbra, was fuzzy and lighter than the center.
Word 7 · Word wizard

noun · 8 letters: The pleasant heat of the sun on a cold winter day.

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APRICITY

Close, for fewer points:

  • WARMTH: These do not specify the warmth of sunshine on a cold winter day.
  • SUNSHINE: These do not specify the warmth of sunshine on a cold winter day.
  • SUNLIGHT: These do not specify the warmth of sunshine on a cold winter day.

In a sentence:

  • On the freezing morning, we basked in the apricity beside the south wall, where the sun's gentle heat reached us.
  • He sat on the porch step to soak up the apricity on a cold winter day.

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