Anagrams

Six letters. Find every word of three letters or more you can spell from them, using each letter no more often than it appears. The whole rack always makes at least one six-letter word, and that word is worth eight points on its own — as much as eight three-letter ones.

The rack is the same for everybody and it changes at your midnight. Finish it and you get a score, a rank and a streak; the streak survives as long as you keep reaching Good, which is half of what is on the board. When you say you are done, you get the list of everything you missed, which is the part people come back for.

The word list is common English rather than a full dictionary, and that is on purpose. A complete word list fills the answers with things nobody has heard of and turns the question of whether you missed any into a vocabulary quiz. Every rack here is checked for having enough in it to be worth an afternoon before it is ever used as a day.