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Maybe one for the cruciverbalists

My first failure today as I couldn't believe they would spell the word that way!
 
Robert":183w4cra said:
My first failure today as I couldn't believe they would spell the word that way!

You wait 'til they get to color :D
 
Very frustrating today, first word, 2 in the right place, I’d almost given up today’s but came on here to see how others had faired, that helped a lot!!
 

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NickM":3j15thkk said:
My wife sent them an e-mail complaining that they have a .co.uk website but used US spelling!

I'm sure they will 'reach out to her'. :lol:
 
I was hoping that today was the day that I would complete the set and get it in 1. No chance when the answer has a spelling mistake in it though! Got it in 6. :evil:
 
I got a couple of good words, but I also had a bit of a double-take at the answer. Looking online, we're not the only ones that are a bit peeved at the answer being an American one :lol:

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I've come up with a cunning plan.
I have firefox and chrome on this machine.
so now I have a perfect score. :D


just kidding.
 
novocaine":246sbxec said:
I've come up with a cunning plan.
I have firefox and chrome on this machine.
so now I have a perfect score. :D


just kidding.

Kim Jong-Un took up Wordle, he scored 38 consecutive one-worders in a day and decided to retire from it boasting that it was too easy for him.
 
Six, six, then three today. Lots of complaints on the net about the spelling of yesterday’s word.
Wordle is available as an app for the iPad if anyones interested.
 
I first had to look up the meaning of cruciverbalists :oops: :oops:

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Not too shabby for a red-neck dutchman (first time)

Singalong "I get by with a little help from my friends ................ Google"
 
4 for me today, but I also really struggled with it. I had the first and fourth letters in the correct places on line 3 but just couldn’t see the word at all, then I realised why…
 
I got the first and last two positions on row 3, but I could see two possibilities for positions 2 & 3. I guessed wrong first time so got it in five.
 
TrimTheKing":2a85upoo said:
4 for me today, but I also really struggled with it. I had the first and fourth letters in the correct places on line 3 but just couldn’t see the word at all, then I realised why…

Snap.
 
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Every day so far since some naughty person started this thread, I have done this in 3. Except today where I was ejected after 6 despite having three greens at 3. :lol:
 
I think some of the fun comes from assuming that the choice of word is not random. By adopting the one-puzzle-a-day strategy, Josh Wardle stays in control of what we all see each time. So he can test us with double letters, US spellings, less common consonant groupings... and whatever else he has up his sleeve.
 
I'm finding one of my guessing strategies is becoming "What answer would annoy me the most?" :lol:
 
AndyT":2en40e72 said:
I think some of the fun comes from assuming that the choice of word is not random. By adopting the one-puzzle-a-day strategy, Josh Wardle stays in control of what we all see each time. So he can test us with double letters, US spellings, less common consonant groupings... and whatever else he has up his sleeve.

Time I dropped him a note to see if he can add one or two of those franglais words that have crept into the OED.
 
What word do folks start with to give them the best chance? I’ve used ABOUT and ARIEL but wondering about others. Actually OTHER isn’t a bad one. :lol:
 
Woodster":zrqwlti5 said:
What word do folks start with to give them the best chance? I’ve used ABOUT and ARIEL but wondering about others. Actually OTHER isn’t a bad one. :lol:
that would reveal my flawless strategy that hasn't failed me yet....... oh wait, I hear the sound of bullpoop, it's coming from my stereo, I should turn the audio down.
 
I use LATER then POUND which uses all vowels bar the 'i' and gives you 10 unique letters. Doesn't always help but often lands you at least 2 either in the right place or correct but wrong place. Not using the 'i' still helps because if the others aren't there that that almost has to be, and even if none of the other consonants aren't there then it helps because you narrow down what's left.

That's my technique anyway.
 
Miaou or Beaus. My first one originally was Mauve but v is a waste.
 
you folks are putting far to much thought into this.
:eusa-think: Wait, maybe that's why you are all better than me. :eusa-think:

I rate this game though ;)
 
The last few times I've started with THOSE and DRAIN to get a good spread of letters, but earlier goes (including the most successful ones!) were picked more randomly.
 
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