Unscramble OFEUDN: Letters, Definition, and Answer
OFEUDN unscrambles to FONDUE, a 6-letter noun from Jumble Answers Today: October 3, 2026. No letter repeats.
How to crack OFEUDN
FOND is in the tiles, and the leftover U-E closes it into the French dish: FOND + UE.
Letter map: OFEUDN → FONDUE
| Position in FONDUE | Letter | Tile in OFEUDN | Circled for the caption |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | F | 2 | — |
| 2 | O | 1 | Yes |
| 3 | N | 6 | — |
| 4 | D | 5 | — |
| 5 | U | 4 | — |
| 6 | E | 3 | Yes |
What does FONDUE mean?
FONDUE (noun): a dish of melted cheese or chocolate served in a pot, into which pieces of food are dipped. Example: “We dipped cubes of bread into the pot of melted cheese fondue.”
Similar: dip, melt, chafing dish.
Did you know? "Fondue" comes from the French verb "fondre," meaning "to melt," and the dish became a national symbol of Switzerland in the 1930s.
Using FONDUE in a sentence
FONDUE names both the dish and the meal: you can make a fondue, or invite friends round for fondue. It usually travels with what's in the pot: cheese fondue, chocolate fondue, or fondue bourguignonne, where cubes of beef are cooked in hot oil instead of dipped in cheese. The kit has its own vocabulary, from the fondue pot to the long fondue forks and the small burner underneath. A popular table rule says whoever loses their bread in the pot pays a forfeit, often the next round of drinks. Fondue sets were a fixture of 1970s dinner parties, which is why the word still feels a little retro.
How FONDUE fits the puzzle
FONDUE circles O and E, the O of DO and an E.
Its circled letters feed the caption answer, "E-SEE" TO DO.
Other words in OFEUDN
35 shorter dictionary words can be made from a subset of these tiles:
FONDUFOUNDUNFEDDONEDUNEFENDFEODFEUDFONDFUNDNODENUDEUNDEUNDODENDOEDONDUEDUNDUOENDEONFEDFENFEUFOEFONFOUFUDFUNNODODEONEOUDUDO
The rest of this puzzle
- TUSMR → STRUM (to play a stringed instrument, such as a guitar, by brushing the fingers across the strings)
- CNUEO → OUNCE (a unit of weight equal to one-sixteenth of a pound, or a very small amount of something)
- RETGDU → TRUDGE (to walk slowly and heavily, especially because of tiredness or a difficult path)
- STOEDEOE → "E-SEE" TO DO (a play on words where saying the letter "E" and the word "see" together sounds like "easy," so the full phrase reads as "easy to do")
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