FAQ: Everything About Hangman

Start with the most common vowels: E, A, I, O, U. Then frequent consonants: R, S, T, L, N. This statistical approach maximizes your chances of hitting quickly.

For short words, try common endings first: -ES, -ER, -ET, -ON. Articles (THE, A, AN) and prepositions (OF, IN, ON) are very frequent.

Not necessarily! If the word is more than 6 letters, try R, S, T, N first as they're very frequent. For medium words (4-6 letters), vowels remain priority.

Analyze patterns: if you find an E at the end, think of endings -ER, -ES, -ED. An S at the beginning might indicate plural or verb (SOME, SUCH, SURE).

Yes! Memorize frequent digrams: CH, QU, TH, SH, NG, ST, ND. If you find Q, immediately try U. For C/G, think of H that often follows.

Most Hangman games ignore accents and special characters. Focus on basic letters and don't worry about diacritics or punctuation.

Animals: often end in -S (plural). Jobs: think of suffixes -ER, -IST (TEACHER, ARTIST). Countries: many end in -Y or -ND (ITALY, ENGLAND).

Watch for words with many vowels (AUDIO, QUEUE) or rare consonants (QUIZ, JAZZ, LYNX). Short words without common vowels (GYM, SLY) are tricky.

Read a lot, note new words, and play different variants. Explore thematic lists: animals, countries, jobs, sports, to enrich your vocabulary.

Easy: common 4-6 letter words. Medium: longer or less common words. Hard: rare words, proper nouns, technical terms. Expert: specialized vocabulary, slang, very long words.

In multiplayer, alternate roles: one player chooses the word, the other guesses. Set rules: number of allowed errors, authorized themes, use of proper nouns.

For 8+ letter words: look for the root first, then prefixes/suffixes. Examples: UN-, -TION, -MENT. Mentally divide the word into parts to facilitate solving.