It was the launch of 7 Little Words in May 2011, though, that has fuelled the company Blue Ox’s meteoric growth. The game had over 1 million downloads in its first month; was recognized in O, The Oprah Magazine; reached #2 on the U.S. iTunes game app charts; and has continued to find new fans, with more than 6 million downloads in the first year and a half. In addition to iOS, 7 Little Words is now available for Android (both on Google Play and Amazon app stores). 7 Little Words also has a French version, and Spanish puzzles are now available in the flagship app.
Each and every day AnswerTrivia.com come up with the answers of 7 Little Words. Let's have a look at Today dateString 7 Little Words Answers.
1. where a tulip starts : BULB
2. inclination : PREFERENCE
3. person overseeing one's work : MANAGER
4. denoted : SIGNIFIED
5. most Sesame Street denizens : PUPPETS
6. Khan el-Khalili, notably : BAZAAR
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