Zorse Hints and Answer: Solve Today’s Zorse

Stuck on today’s Zorse? Can’t quite figure out how those phrases combine? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Whether you want to reveal a letter or two for a hint, uncover random letters, or reveal the whole solution in one go, we’ve got your back. Solving Zorse should be fun—let’s crack that mash-up phrase together!

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What is Zorse?

Zorse is an exciting new phrase-guessing game from The New York Times, currently in its beta phase. It challenges players to decipher clever mashups of two phrases, combining wordplay and logic to figure out the correct solution. The unique twist of Zorse lies in its blend of linguistic puzzles, providing a fun yet mentally stimulating challenge for players. As of now, Zorse is only available on the web in Canada, so you won't find it in the NYT Games app just yet. This game is a fresh addition to NYT’s expanding portfolio of digital puzzles, appealing to those who love a good word puzzle with a creative twist. If you enjoy puzzles that make you think outside the box, Zorse is definitely one to watch!

How to Play Zorse

Objective

In Zorse, your goal is to figure out a clever mash-up phrase that combines two separate phrases into one. The clue at the top of the screen will hint at both components of the combined phrase. The trick? One or more words from each phrase will overlap to form the mash-up. For example, "Man of few words" + "Words of wisdom" gives you "Manoffewwordsofwisdom."

Clues

To help you solve the phrase, tap a square to reveal a letter. You get 5 reveals, and each reveal will show that letter in every spot it appears. Use as many reveals as you need, but try to guess the phrase before using them all!

Submit

When you're ready, tap "Enter a Phrase" to submit your guess. You only get one shot, and once you submit, the answer will be revealed.

Zorse Scores

Your rank—🐴🦓🐎🏇🎠🦄—represents your score, ranging from "Nice" to "Perfect," based on how many reveals you used. Aim for "Perfect" by using fewer reveals!

Explore All Past Zorse Puzzles

Since Zorse's launch on October 8, 2024, we've been adding daily mash-up puzzles. Whether you just discovered this new game or want to revisit previous puzzles, check out our archive below.