It contains two vowels.
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It's a noun — a thing, not an action or a describing word.
No letter repeats, and the pattern is uncommon in casual speech.
It begins with A.
It ends with C.
A cold, savory jelly made from stock — the kind that holds ham, eggs, or vegetables in a molded dish.
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ASPIC
noun
/ˈæspɪk/
A savory jelly made from meat stock, often holding pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables.
Similar: gelatin, jelly, terrine
Origin: From French aspic, named for the asp — the jelly's colors were thought to resemble the snake.
Difficulty 6.1/10
ASPIC is uncommon kitchen vocabulary, so even after A and C are known, players often keep testing familiar -IC words (BASIC, MAGIC, MUSIC) instead of a savory jelly. The SP cluster in the middle is easy to skip if you have already burned S on a more ordinary guess.
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ASPIC is uncommon kitchen vocabulary, so even after A and C are known, players often keep testing familiar -IC words (BASIC, MAGIC, MUSIC) instead of a savory jelly. The SP cluster in the middle is easy to skip if you have already burned S on a more ordinary guess.
Letters. Two vowels (A, I) and no repeats. P is moderately uncommon; C as a closer is less tested than E, T, or Y.
Pattern. VCCVC. Shares the -IC ending with a large set of everyday words that crowd out the culinary sense.
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