Parseword - Hints & Answers - May 7, 2026
By Naomi | Last edited
Parseword #59
"Taxi collects driver's last fare from seaside"
Definition word: fare from seaside
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Solution
Synonym Hints
Reveal synonyms for each word to get a gentle nudge without spoiling the solution method.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Reveal each transformation step to understand how the clue leads to the answer.
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Parseword puzzles use various wordplay transformations to disguise the answer within the clue. Common types include:
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- Container — One word is placed inside another
- Deletion — Letters are removed from a word
- Reversal — Letters are written in reverse order
- Hidden Word — The answer is hidden within the clue text
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Parseword is a daily puzzle inspired by cryptic crosswords. Each day, you solve a single cryptic clue by uncovering a hidden phrase through wordplay transformations like substitutions, anagrams, containers, and more.
Yes. We provide today's Parseword hints and full answers, clearly labeled so you can choose how much help you want — from synonym hints to step-by-step walkthroughs to the full solution.
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A new Parseword puzzle is released daily at 6:00 AM EDT. Our hints and answers are refreshed shortly after.
Parseword uses several wordplay transformations: Substitution (synonyms/abbreviations), Anagram (rearranged letters), Container (words inside words), Deletion (removed letters), Reversal (reversed letters), Hidden Word (answer hidden in text), Homophone (sounds like), Join/Charade (combined parts), Selection (selected letters), and Translation (foreign language words).
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