What is a Pangram in Word Orbit?

A pangram is a word that uses ALL seven letters in your puzzle at least once.

Key Characteristics

• Must contain all 7 letters from the puzzle
• Letters can be used multiple times
• Always includes the center (required) letter
• Minimum 7 letters long (by definition)
• Worth regular points PLUS 50 bonus points

Visual Indicators

• 🌟 Star emoji appears with the word
• Gold/yellow text color in word list
• Separate "Pangrams" section in UI
• Special celebration animation
• "+50 BONUS!" notification

Why Pangrams Matter

Massive Points

Every pangram earns 50 bonus points on top of the word's base value, making them the most valuable words in the game.

Achievements

Finding pangrams unlocks special achievements like "Pangram Hunter" and contributes to your mastery progression.

Rank Progression

The high point value of pangrams helps you reach higher ranks faster, from Beginner all the way to Master.

How to Find Pangrams

1

Start with Common Prefixes

Look for words that commonly use many letters like UN-, RE-, DE-, or OVER-. These prefixes often lead to longer words.

2

Think of Word Forms

Consider different forms of words: PLAY → PLAYING → REPLAYING. Adding -ING, -ED, or -ER often creates pangrams.

3

Use Mental Checklists

As you form a word, mentally check off each unique letter. If you're close to using all 7, try variations.

4

Look for Letter Patterns

Some letter combinations naturally lead to pangrams. Words with double letters or common endings are good candidates.

Pangram Examples

Example Puzzle

R E A T I N

G Center Letter

Pangrams from these letters:

• INTEGRANT +159 points
• GRANITE +120 points
• INGRATE +120 points
• TANGIER +120 points

• TEARING +120 points
• ARGENTITE +159 points
• INTEGRATE +159 points
• RETAGGING +159 points

Advanced Pangram Hunting Strategies

The Systematic Approach

Start by finding all 4-letter words, then try to extend each one. Many pangrams are extended versions of shorter words.

Example: RATE → GRATE → GRATER → INTEGRATE

The Anagram Method

Write down all 7 letters and try different arrangements. Sometimes seeing them in a line helps spot pangrams.

Tip: Use the shuffle button to see letters in new positions

The Vocabulary Builder

Common pangram patterns include -ING verbs, -TION nouns, and compound words. Build your vocabulary around these.

Common endings: -ATING, -ERING, -ATING, -IZING

Common Pangram Patterns

Verb Forms

• Present participles (-ING)
• Past participles (-ED)
• Gerunds
• Compound verbs

Prefixes

• RE- (remake, retaking)
• UN- (undertaking)
• OVER- (overtaking)
• OUT- (outstanding)

Suffixes

• -ATION
• -IZING
• -ERING
• -ATING

Word Types

• Compound words
• Technical terms
• Place names
• Adjectives + -LY

Frequently Asked Questions About Pangrams

How many pangrams are typically in a puzzle?

Most puzzles contain 1-4 pangrams, though some may have none and others might have 5 or more. The number depends on the letter combination.

Can a word be a pangram if it uses some letters multiple times?

Yes! A pangram just needs to use each of the 7 letters at least once. Letters can be repeated. For example, "RESTARTING" uses R and T twice but is still a pangram if it contains all 7 unique letters.

Do pangrams count toward achievements?

Yes! There are specific achievements for finding pangrams, including "Pangram Hunter" for your first pangram and "Pangram Master" for finding multiple pangrams in games.

Are pangrams always the longest words?

Not necessarily! While pangrams must be at least 7 letters long, they're not always the longest words in a puzzle. Some puzzles have very long words that don't use all letters.

What happens when I find a pangram?

When you find a pangram, you'll see a special celebration animation, the word appears in gold in a separate "Pangrams" section, and you receive 50 bonus points plus the word's base value!

Ready to Hunt for Pangrams?

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