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Not enough time to play a large crossword puzzle? Try this mini crossword and get on the AARP leaderboard. This is also an AARP Rewards game.
If you are looking for a fun and challenging crossword puzzle, the Daily American Crossword is the perfect choice to play. You May Also Like. 10X10. AARP Rewards Mahjongg Dimensions. AARP Right Again! Trivia. Play AARP’s Best Daily American Crossword.
Team up with others to solve Let’s Crossword together! Stuck on a clue? Ask for help through the in-game chat. To start, the AARP Member invites up to 9 friends — all guests are welcome! Not a member? Join To Play. Earn AARP Rewards points with this game. Learn more.
Throwback Thursday Crossword from AARP is part puzzle, part blast from the past! Have fun with this weekly crossword chock full of retro clues from the 70's, 80's, 90's and early 2000's created by crossword legend Stanley Newman and exclusively for AARP Members.
This version of Sudoku from AARP Games allows you to play the game diagonally instead of up and down. Come back everyday for a fresh new puzzle.
Play Stan Newman’s Sunday Crossword today at AARP Games! Solve a 21x21 crossword grid edited by legendary crossword editor Stan Newman.
Smartle. In this fun word search game, rearrange letters by dragging and dropping to build valid 5-letter words horizontally. The puzzle is solved once all 5 rows have valid words in them, so there are many possible solutions. It's a cerebral, challenging experience! Members Only.
Become the master word searcher with Daily Word Search! Each puzzle includes a fun fact about that day in history and the puzzle follows the theme! If you love trivia and word hunting this is the game for you! Up, down, backwards and diagonal - there are words everywhere! How fast can you find them?
Loading... Jigsaw. Jigsaw puzzles are a centuries-old game that is enjoyed by people of all ages. Originally, jigsaw puzzles were made by cutting out wooden or cardboard pieces in the shape of an image. The first known jigsaw puzzle was created in 1760, and it featured a map of the world.
Take letters from below and make new words above to complete this word puzzle game. Whether you're new to word games or a seasoned pro, there's sure to be something to challenge you. Remember to get those bonus letters for a better score. Have fun and happy scrambling!