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BOGGLE(6)                        Games Manual                        BOGGLE(6)

NAME
       boggle, hangman, scrabble - word games

SYNOPSIS
       /usr/games/boggle [ + ] [ ++ ] [ word word word word ]

       /usr/games/hangman [ arg ]

DESCRIPTION
       Boggle provides practice for the Parker Brothers game.  If invoked with
       4  arguments  of  4  letters each, the program forms the obvious Boggle
       grid and lists all the words from /usr/dict/words  found  therein.   If
       invoked  without  arguments,  it  will  generate a board, let you enter
       words for 3 minutes, and  then  tell  how  well  you  did  relative  to
       /usr/dict/words.   Words  may  be formed from any sequence of 3 or more
       adjacent letters in the grid.  Letters may  join  horizontally,  verti‐
       cally,  or  diagonally.   However,  no position in the grid may be used
       more than once within any one word.  In competitive  play  amongst  hu‐
       mans, each player is given credit for those of his words which no other
       player has found.

       Enter  your  words separated by spaces, tabs, or newlines.  A bell will
       ring when there is 2:00, 1:00, 0:10, 0:02, 0:01, and  0:00  time  left.
       You  may  complete any word started before the expiration of time.  You
       can surrender before time is up by hitting interrrupt.  While  entering
       words,  your  erase character is only effective within the current word
       and your line kill character is ignored.

       Option + removes the restriction that positions can only be  used  once
       in each word.  Option ++ causes a position to be considered adjacent to
       itself as well as to its (at most) 8 neighbors.

       Scrabble plays the Selchow and Righter game on a  cursor-addressed ter‐
       minal against a single opponent.  To place a letter first move the cur‐
       sor  by typing 2, 4, 6, 8 for down, left, right, up respectively (1, 3,
       7, 9 are diagonals) then type the letter in place.  Type ‘?'  to  cycle
       through a set of helpfule tables.

       Hangman  chooses  a word at least seven letters long from a dictionary.
       You then guess letters one at a time.

       The optional argument arg names an alternate dictionary.   The  special
       name ‘-a' gets a particular very large dictionary.

FILES
       /usr/dict/words
       /usr/dict/web2  alternate dictionary for hangman

BUGS
       Hangman runs hyphenated compounds together.
       Scrabble rubs in its brilliance with merciless play and an inhumane in‐
       terface.

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