GUESS WORDS. SOLVE DAILY. CLAIM PRIZE. Wordling in 2024

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

Wordle 1,126 X/6

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Fy

[kcmets]

Wordle 1,126 X/6

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Fy

Haven't teed off yet but WTF, JCL? I'm afraid to play...

[Frayed Knot]

Third day in a row of: There were only two possibilities left after your last play ... and you picked the wrong one.
So what could have been 3 - 3 - 4 ended up 4 - 4 - 5

I suppose it's nice to know that I'm not just imagining being unlucky, I'm being told so by a robot every morning.

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

Wordle 1,126 X/6

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Fy

Haven't teed off yet but WTF, JCL? I'm afraid to play...

In a slump
Cycled through remote possibilities
Never saw the one thing I should have

[kcmets]

I'll tell Klem, he's sleeping in this morning...

[kcmets]

Klem drank magic milkshake, Klem knows secret now...
Wordle 1,126 3/6*

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[Fman99]

Wordle 1,127 2/6*

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[metirish]

Wordle 1,127 5/6*

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[Methead]

Wordle 1,127 4/6*

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[Frayed Knot]

I think WordleBot has been drinking.
Its suggestions for better guesses today included choosing words that didn't use letters that were already both correct and in the correct slots.
Then it touted another word that included None of the three correct letters and included one that was already eliminated.
I know those kinds of moves are permitted and I guess the idea is to figure out what letters might be in the two missing slots and put as many
of them in a word as possible but it's not a strategy I would use. That method seems like it would reduce the odds of busting but also reduces the
chances of getting a low score since you know going in that you guess can't be correct.

Wordle 1,127 4/6

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[Johnny Lunchbucket]

Wordle 1,127 3/6

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[kcmets]

Buzzard beaks...

Wordle 1,127 5/6*

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[TransMonk]

I like to use the 19th through the end of the month to take more risks, both potentially smart and/or stupid.

Today, my interest in knowing whether the word SHART was included in the New York Times Wordle dictionary was worth going for a three vs. going for a four.

SHART is, in fact, an official WORDLE word.

[kcmets]

I think of SHART as a proper noun, that guy's name in the big song
and movie in the early 70's. SHART! Sing it with me.... SHART!

[Frayed Knot]

SHALT was included as a legit WORDLE word which surprised me.
My opening word eliminated R and E so it was one of eight remaining possibilities.

WordleBot suggested I play KNELT as the best way to narrow down the remaining choices as those letters
were over-represented in the remaining choices: SHANK, SHALL, SHAWL, SHALT, SHACK, SHAFT, SHADY and SHAKY

[TransMonk]

I think of SHART as a proper noun, that guy's name in the big song
and movie in the early 70's. SHART! Sing it with me.... SHART!

Shut your mouth.

[kcmets]

Shirley you've seen the flick, and are at least aware of the song!

[TransMonk]

I'm talkin' 'bout SHART, can you dig it?

I thought we were riffing here...and don't call me Shirley.

[metirish]

Wordle 1,128 5/6*

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[Methead]

Wordle 1,128 3/6*

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[Johnny Lunchbucket]

Wordle 1,128 4/6

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[metsmarathon]

Wordle 1,128 4/6*

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[kcmets]

Time for a new bag of clubs...

Wordle 1,128 6/6*

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[Frayed Knot]

Post game analysis from WordleBot told me that there were only three possible solutions after my second play. I got a five ... because of course I did.
I was the guy who busted one time after narrowing it down to just six possible solutions after my first play!

[Marshmallowmilkshake]

Wordle 1,129 4/6

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A day where I had nearly all the letters, all of them in the wrong place!