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Can You Spot the Answer? Below are up to 500 of the closest words to puzzle #336's Semantle answer, shown in random order.One of these words is the actual answer.
economic profligately anteing conservativeness gridlock proposals investment excesses pensions paycheck trimming expended payments unfundable repayments bureaucracy buybacks splurge expansionary transportation slowdown billion prebudget overtaxed lending curtailing reallocate leisure spend cost fiscally increases economize binge oversupplying retrenchment debts bailouts unrequested sales buying tardiest splurges nontransportation squirrelling welfare receipts deficit economise appropriates deferring taxpayer unsustainable vetoes reannounced invest billon overextending overstaff frivolities investments unconservative deline output burdon socializing devote expenditure expenditures reined appropriated surtaxes bonuses plan finance apportionments bills hoarding elevenfold tightwads procurements thriftily slowing finances holidays taxer borrow profligacy rollbacks splurging boondoggles earmarked exports spends deferrals unemployment overinvest underbudgeted bludging dividends nonconstruction negotiables partying austerity bankroll activity inflation entitlement recession fripperies borrowing rollback projected frugalness pay nondefense unobligated growth contributions socking overruns repealing overages payrolls frugality rein salary unaffordable cheaping allocation outlays handouts overdraft education spendings fiscal pare surplus economy overcommercialization noneducational costs overtaxing taxpayers furloughed budgets remittances austere scrimp payroll windfall thrifty overhaul earmarks taxables outspend budgeting noncounty cuts sluggish overtaxation misspending larding procurement stagnating rebate inessential taxes budgeted incomes naturalizations underspending benjamins reauthorization hirings wining legislation withholdings nonfederal proposing enrollments overeating costing parsimonious inventories infrastructure lavishing wage tightening expending jobs subsidies lavishly unexecutable nonwar misspent furloughing reallocates bloated spendthrift layoffs staffing overcooling overspending outspends funds budgeters taxing cutting backlogs tightwad riderships dole biennia allocates refighting fisc unfunded stockpiling nonessentials incarcerating tax hikes slackest consumption paring unbudgeted overborrow savings overindulging tightfistedness stimulative simulative thriftiest overspent income roadwork nonresidential profligate devoting nonpersonal budgeter spent outspending wealthiest reining strade overreach fund economising tightfisted overexpenditure escheats profits scrooges carfare discretional appropriation reallocation bienniums underspent lavish recessionary overregulate discounting indulgences outlay freeloading federal nondurable disbursals overspends shortchanging overbuying appropriating earmarking priorities overpromising tuition subsidizing appropriators stockpiles billings restocking reforecast regressivity scrimping reallocations weekends undebated propose discretionary billons underspends overpaying prices demand overprovision reevaluations shopping unitemized stopgap necessities wasting thriftiness earmark deficits antispeculation surpluses frittering revenues unfinanced noninflationary imports squirreling projects salaries paychecks spree coffers overspend overregulating airfares travel consumer midyear dependance frivolous holiday allocating unpassed nonelection frugally debt scrooge gaucheness healthcare boozing taxers expansions reallocated amount outspent indebting reauthorizing dissaving expenses uncurbed surtax investing forking unallotment vacations gimmicks lobbying bednights taxwise quadrennium usage rebilling revenue joblessness sector overexpanding bankrupting borrowed noneducation retrenching mollycoddling expend rebates trillion reimbursements faltering nonessential extravagance largess indebtedness lawmakers overextended wages gasoline purchasing extravagant expense stimulus stingier expansion repealers spendthrifts stinting pogey disbursements money biennium redecorate dunning overhauling nondiscretionary outgo package supplementals wisely shortfall scrimps nonfiscal economizing airfare gifts levy recessing holdbacks extravagances appetite nonsecurity inflationary durables binges vetoing paycheques budgetary skimping consumptions largesse ballooning hiring tuitions bailout prioritize wealthier subsidy slashing allocations budget pennywise trips shortfalls retrench cutbacks snowplowing initiatives luxuries burdening shortchange misspend bill tab millionaires superwealthy purchases outgoings wasteful outturns reregulate frugal pocketbooks underspend balances programs overconsuming unexpended frivolously engrossment parsimony redecorating reallocating reductions allocated overdrafts economists habits appetites renourishment nonmilitary fees unessential employment spending funding dollars medicaid appropriations thriftier spender unspent cutback noninstructional splurged spenders allocate advertising husbanding nonretirement rowth taxation affluents taxpaying draconian grants furloughs
Semantle is a daily word guessing game where you try to find a secret word based on semantic similarity. Unlike Wordle, Semantle doesn't limit your guesses. Each guess is ranked by how close it is in meaning to the target word using AI.
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Tips to Solve Semantle Faster Start with broad, common nouns and observe the rank numbers carefully. Words ranked under 500 are very close - pivot your guesses around those. Think in categories: if "ocean" is close, try other water related words. Synonyms and related concepts are your best tool. Avoid verbs and adjectives early; the answer is almost always a noun. This is puzzle #336 from Saturday, December 31, 2022. Browse the full archive for more past answers.
