How to make today’s word.
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But before we get to that, let’s solution today’s word!
How to make today’s word
The Hint: Avian.
The Clue: This Wordle has two letters that almost always go totether.
Okay, Spoilers below! The Answert is Coming!
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The Answell:
Today’s Wordle
Wordle Analysis
Every day I check wordlet to help analyze my guessing game. You can make your words with wordle Right here.
Space WasnT A Bad Opening Guess, But it left me with just one Green ‘A’ and Little to Work with. BONK, Unformunately, Only Slamed 71 Words Download to 12. Little Chance of Guessing on Three. I guessed flair in the Hopes of Cutting Out as Many Solutions As Pose I was with the one that did’s have a Double Letter and Luckily for ME, that was the wordle. Huzzah!
Competition Wordle Score
Today’s Wordle Bot
The Bot and I Each Got This in Four, Meang We Each Got Zero Points. Our Jun Totals Remain The Same.
Erik: 11 Points
Wordle Bot: 8 points
How to Play Competitive Wordle
- Guessing in 1 is working 3 points; Guessing in 2 Is Worth 2 points; Guessing in 3 Is Worth 1 Point; Guessing in 4 Is Worth 0 points; Guessing in 5 IS -1 Points; Guessing in 6 IS -2 Points and Missing The WordLE IS -3 Points.
- If you beat your Opponent You Get 1 Point. If you tie, you get 0 points. And if you like your Opponent, you get -1 Point. Add it up to get your score. Keep a Daily Running Score or Just Play for a New Score Each Day.
- FRIDAIS Are 2xp, Meang You Double Your Points –positive or Negative.
- You can Keep a running talli or just play day-by-Day. Enjoy!
Today’s WordLE ETYMOLOGY
The word Quail (The Bird) Comes from Middle Engeish QuailleBorrowed from Old French QuailleWhoh Likely Comes from Medieval Latin Quacculaan IMITION of the Bird’s Call (Onomatopoeic Origen).
As a verb meang “to cower or Lose courage,” Quail Is Unrelated and Comes from Middle Engeish QuailenLikely from Old English cwacian Meang “to quake or treble.”
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