Change one letter

Dingle

Dongle

Golden
(Just rearranged them since it’s quite challenging again :sweat: )

Bolden

May I ask what Bolden means?

Its an English transitive verb = to make bold :point_right: to encourage :point_right: to embolden.
The English language is a real headache for those not born to live with it🥴

Following on from Bolden :point_down:
Golden :1st_place_medal:

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Thanks, Martin for your explanation.

Are we going round in circles? Golden had just been used. We need a new word, don’t we? :thinking:

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Then someone else needs to rethink the game and come up with another word of say 7 letters so we have more choice of changes :+1:

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Good idea. I can’t imagine that anyone
would object to that. Why don’t we just do it?

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In case there are not enough seven letter words we could also say that two letters can be changed.

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Tractor

Reactor

To many letters. Dachs?

Tractor
Crater

I sent you a PM.

OK, starting again, referring to the last six letter word: Crater

Rafter

Hi to all who participate in this game. When I put this thread up I did realise that eventually we may struggle to find enough six letter words in common use so I was anticipating making an adjustment. The general idea seems to be raising it to 7 letters . I’m fine with that if it keeps the thread going. Thanks for your input. :+1:
I’ll kick off with …

Blister.

Ps. I tried to reply to your PM Dachs but it doesn’t seem to work at the moment.

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Blaster

Bluster

Hurtles

Hurdles