Add at least one guess and its rank to get suggestions. The more guesses you add, the sharper the analysis — patterns across multiple guesses reveal things no single guess can.
About Contexto and Semantle
Contexto and Semantle are semantic word games — instead of spelling or definitions, they rank your guesses by how semantically similar they are to a hidden answer word. Rank #1 means you found it. The closer your word is in meaning, the lower your rank.
Objective: Find the hidden word in as few guesses as possible by reading the semantic signals from your previous guesses and narrowing in on the right conceptual neighborhood.
Start broad. Early guesses should cover different semantic fields — emotions, objects, actions, places. You're mapping the space, not zeroing in yet.
Cluster your best results. When you find a word in the top 50, try everything semantically adjacent to it. If OCEAN ranks #40, try WAVE, TIDE, SHORE, SEA, MARINE.
Watch for surprising neighbors. Sometimes a word ranks well for unexpected reasons — COLD ranking #15 might mean the answer is WINTER, not ICE. Pay attention to what clusters together.
This tool suggests, it doesn't know. Closer analyzes patterns in your guesses but doesn't have access to the game's ranking model. Use suggestions as vocabulary prompts, not guarantees.