Vocabulary Match
Play vocabulary match free in your browser — tap two cards with the same word to pair English with its meaning. Clear every target word on a falling 6×6 grid.
Vocabulary match turns flashcard drilling into a casual puzzle: a 6×6 board shows English words and short meanings mixed together. Pair the same word in two taps, watch cards fall and refill, and clear the target list before time runs out.
Why Play Here
Runs entirely in your browser. Five everyday themes, three target counts, combo scoring, and your last 15 rounds saved locally.
English UI pairs words with English definitions; Chinese locales show English plus Chinese meanings for learners.
How to Play
Tap one card, then tap another. If both belong to the same word, they vanish, points add up, and new cards drop in.
To clear a target word you must match its English side with its meaning side in one pair. Finish every chip in the target row to win.
Difficulty & Themes
Easy asks for 4 target words, medium 6, hard 8 — more targets mean more distractors on the board.
Themes cover animals, food, school, travel, and daily life — about 90 curated words per play session pool.
Quick Tips
- Scan the target chips first — know which English words you still owe a meaning match.
- Wrong pairs reset your combo; steady correct taps score more than rushed guesses.
- Use the sub-line under each card as a hint without giving away the pair.
- Switch themes when a list feels too easy — travel and school packs mix longer words.
- Replay the same theme on hard mode to push your best time and score.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to match exact duplicates?
Any two cards with the same word ID match. Clearing a target requires one English card and one meaning card in the pair.
What language are meanings?
On English pages, meanings are short English definitions. On Chinese pages, meanings are Chinese translations.
Are scores saved?
Yes. Best time and score per difficulty plus your last 15 rounds are stored locally in your browser.
Is this the same as memory match?
Similar tap-to-pair idea, but cards fall and refill after each match and you chase a target word list — closer to a vocabulary crush game.
