Type the clues from a Chainle round.
Game points are experimental. The game scores against its own answer. Without it, we guess one, so points can be well off.
What links your clues?
Try an example:
Each word gets a link to each clue: the cosine similarity between their meanings in ConceptNet Numberbatch. 1 is closest. Each ring shows one link, in that clue's colour.
Balanced uses the average link, lowered when one link is much weaker than the others. Average ignores that imbalance. Weakest ranks by the lowest link.
Scores are not probabilities, and a word may not be accepted by the game. Experimental game points need the game's answer and can differ substantially from the real score.
The word list is prepared independently, so some plurals, names, spelling variants and relatives of the clues may behave differently in Chainle. Searches run in your browser. There are no accounts, analytics or AI calls.