Daily Brains: launder a dirty word into a clean one, one letter at a time, and every rinse must be a real word. MUD into TUB, SMOKE into WHITE. Each day has a par (the shortest possible wash) and a medal for matching it; Monday is gentle, Thursday lets words grow and shrink, Sunday bans a stain letter. A word ladder in the Lewis Carroll doublets tradition, with a washing machine that spins and clears with every step.
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