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DOOMEDDONE, SUNK, THROUGH, TOAST
BASIC CABLE CHANNELSBET, BRAVO, HISTORY, USA
WORDS IN AN AUCTIONEER'S CHANTGOING, ONCE, SOLD, TWICE
HOMOPHONES OF FACIAL FEATURESAYE, HARE, KNOWS, TUNG

claude-haiku-4.5

anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5

Lost4 mistakes0/4 categories4 guesses8.6s wait4.0k tokens$0.0060
AYE
HISTORY
GOING
USA
KNOWS
TOAST
BRAVO
ONCE
THROUGH
HARE
DONE
TUNG
SOLD
TWICE
BET
SUNK

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Guess 1DONE · SUNK · TOAST · GOINGWrong1.9s

These are all things that can be described as 'finished' or 'over' - 'done' means finished, 'sunk' means a lost cause/finished, 'toast' means finished/ruined, and 'going' as in 'going, going, gone' - all expressions of completion or being finished

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1.9s
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665(566 in / 99 out)
Cost
$0.0011
Guess 2BRAVO · USA · HISTORY · TUNGWrong2.7s

These are all words that can follow 'CHANNEL' - Channel Bravo, Channel USA (now CNBC), The History Channel, and Tung can follow Channel in 'Channel Tung' but more likely these are phonetic/spelling patterns. Actually, reconsidering: BRAVO, USA, HISTORY, TUNG could all be things preceded by a word. Let me reconsider: These could all be things that follow 'WOOD' - Bravo could be part of 'Bravo' but that doesn't work. These might be NATO phonetic alphabet or abbreviations that spell something when combined.

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2.7s
Tokens
921(756 in / 165 out)
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$0.0016
Guess 3BRAVO · HARE · KNOWS · TUNGWrong1.7s

These are homophones or sound like other words: BRAVO sounds like 'bravoe', HARE sounds like 'hair', KNOWS sounds like 'nose', and TUNG sounds like 'tongue'. Together they sound like 'Bravo, hair, nose, tongue' - parts of the head or face when pronounced.

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1.7s
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1.1k(1.0k in / 105 out)
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$0.0015
Guess 4ONCE · TWICE · THROUGH · SOLDWrong2.3s

These words can all be preceded by 'KNOCKED' or followed by specific words to form common phrases: 'knocked once', 'knocked twice', 'knocked through', and 'knocked sold' - or more likely these relate to auction/bidding terminology where you hear 'going once, going twice, sold' and 'knocked' is used in auctions. Alternatively, these could all follow 'GONE' - 'gone once', 'gone twice', etc.

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2.3s
Tokens
1.3k(1.2k in / 131 out)
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$0.0019

gemini-3.7-flash

google/gemini-3.7-flash

Solved0 mistakes4 guesses16s wait4.1k tokens$0.0077
GOING
ONCE
SOLD
TWICE
AYE
HARE
KNOWS
TUNG
BET
BRAVO
HISTORY
USA
DONE
SUNK
THROUGH
TOAST

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Guess 1GOING · ONCE · SOLD · TWICECorrect5.7s

Words used by an auctioneer during bidding (Going once, going twice, sold).

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5.7s
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1.0k(419 in / 612 out)
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$0.0026
Guess 2AYE · HARE · KNOWS · TUNGCorrect4.4s

Homophones for parts of the head/face: Eye, Hair, Nose, Tongue.

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4.4s
Tokens
1.0k(554 in / 481 out)
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$0.0022
Guess 3BET · BRAVO · HISTORY · USACorrect3.8s

American cable television channels (BET, Bravo, History Channel, USA Network).

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3.8s
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1.0k(702 in / 326 out)
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Guess 4DONE · SUNK · THROUGH · TOASTCorrect2.5s

Words/slang meaning finished, ruined, or doomed (e.g. 'I'm done', 'we're toast', 'you're sunk', 'we are through').

Latency
2.5s
Tokens
980(851 in / 129 out)
Cost
$0.0011

gpt-4.1

openai/gpt-4.1

Lost4 mistakes2/4 categories7 guesses1 invalid13s wait6.1k tokens$0.014
ONCE
TWICE
GOING
SOLD
DONE
THROUGH
TOAST
SUNK
AYE
HISTORY
USA
KNOWS
BRAVO
HARE
TUNG
BET

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Guess 1ONCE · TWICE · SOLD · BETWrong1.7s

These all relate to the phrases used during an auction: 'Going once', 'Going twice', 'Sold', and 'Bet' (as in bidding or placing a bet).

Latency
1.7s
Tokens
427(367 in / 60 out)
Cost
$0.0012
Guess 2DONE · SUNK · TOAST · HISTORYWrong1.8s

These words can all be used as slang to mean something or someone is finished or over, e.g. 'You're toast', 'You're done', 'You're sunk', 'You're history.'

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1.8s
Tokens
557(500 in / 57 out)
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$0.0015
Guess 3ONCE · TWICE · GOING · SOLDCorrect1.6s

These four words/phrases fit the classic language of an auctioneer: 'Going once,' 'Going twice,' 'Sold.' 'ONCE,' 'TWICE,' 'GOING,' and 'SOLD' are said in sequence during an auction.

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1.6s
Tokens
702(630 in / 72 out)
Cost
$0.0018
Guess 4DONE · SUNK · TOAST · HISTORYInvalid2.3s

All four words are slang used to indicate that something is finished, defeated, or over—'you're done', 'you're sunk', 'you're toast', and 'you're history' are common expressions.

Duplicate guess: ['DONE', 'SUNK', 'TOAST', 'HISTORY']

Latency
2.3s
Tokens
845(786 in / 59 out)
Cost
$0.0020
Guess 5AYE · KNOWS · BET · BRAVOWrong2.5s

These words sound like or are homophones of letters or commonly used letter abbreviations: 'AYE' (I), 'KNOWS' (knows = nose = N's), 'BET' (B), 'BRAVO' (the NATO phonetic for B). This is a tentative group exploring phonetic similarity or spelling trickery.

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2.5s
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1.0k(954 in / 93 out)
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Guess 6DONE · THROUGH · TOAST · SUNKCorrect1.4s

Each of these words is often used as a metaphor to indicate something or someone is finished or defeated. For example, 'You're done,' 'He's through,' 'They're toast,' 'We're sunk.'

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1.4s
Tokens
1.2k(1.1k in / 59 out)
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Guess 7BET · BRAVO · AYE · HAREWrong1.6s

These words are all homophones for letters of the alphabet: 'BET' sounds like 'B', 'BRAVO' is the NATO phonetic for 'B', 'AYE' sounds like 'I', and 'HARE' sounds like 'H' or 'hair' ('H').

Latency
1.6s
Tokens
1.4k(1.3k in / 81 out)
Cost
$0.0017

gpt-4.1-mini

openai/gpt-4.1-mini

Lost4 mistakes0/4 categories5 guesses1 invalid12s wait3.9k tokens$0.0019
AYE
HISTORY
GOING
USA
KNOWS
TOAST
BRAVO
ONCE
THROUGH
HARE
DONE
TUNG
SOLD
TWICE
BET
SUNK

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Guess 1ONCE · TWICE · THROUGH · DONEWrong2.2s

These words can all relate to adverbs or expressions of time or completion (e.g., once, twice, through (as in through the process), done). They suggest counts or states of completion, which forms a group distinct from the other words.

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2.2s
Tokens
437(367 in / 70 out)
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$0.0003
Guess 2BET · BRAVO · AYE · SOLDWrong4.3s

These words correspond to words used in the NATO phonetic alphabet (Bravo, Aye (close to Alpha), Sold as in Sold out - not exact phonetic but let's reconsider) - Actually, 'Bravo' and 'Aye' are used in communication, but 'Bet' and 'Sold' are not. So maybe instead, 'BET', 'SOLD', 'DONE', 'TOAST' are expressions related to completed transactions or outcomes. Yes, 'BET', 'SOLD', 'DONE', 'TOAST' can metaphorically mean completed or decided. This could be one group.

Latency
4.3s
Tokens
730(654 in / 76 out)
Cost
$0.0004
Guess 3ONCE · TWICE · ONCE · THROUGHInvalid2.2s

Apologies, 'ONCE' twice is a mistake.

Guess must be 4 unique entries

Latency
2.2s
Tokens
792(760 in / 32 out)
Cost
$0.0004
Guess 4ONCE · TWICE · THROUGH · GOINGWrong2.1s

These four words relate to frequency or progression: ONCE and TWICE indicate occurrences, THROUGH and GOING suggest movement or progression through something.

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2.1s
Tokens
894(845 in / 49 out)
Cost
$0.0004
Guess 5DONE · SUNK · TOAST · SOLDWrong1.4s

These four words can all mean 'finished' or 'completed' states: DONE (completed), SUNK (finished, like a ship sunk), TOAST (slang for ruined or finished), SOLD (completed a sale).

Latency
1.4s
Tokens
1.0k(967 in / 65 out)
Cost
$0.0005