OT - Wordle Addicts?
- Thread starter Nitwit
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Play every day ...
Always start with ADIEU
152 games played
96% success rate
Longest streak 52
Also play QUORDLE and OCTORDLE.
Play every day. Always start with CRANE and SLOTH, usually get the word within 3 or 4. Have had more 2's than fails, guessing I've had 4 or 5 fails in 150+ tries.
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I'm a midnight wordl affecianado. Then I do globle. If I'm up at 3 AM, I do the NYT spelling bee.
My wife got wordl on the first try yesterday. This is the 3rd time she's done it. I guess she's a Wordl Savant. I think the NSA should hire her.
My wife got wordl on the first try yesterday. This is the 3rd time she's done it. I guess she's a Wordl Savant. I think the NSA should hire her.
On the NYT app, The Daily Mini Crossword is fun too. Takes from 1-5 minutes for me. I think it is actually a little harder than the full crossword. Some of the contemporary clues are more geared towards 20 somethings than old heads (modern term for geezers).
Usually do that and Wordle if a wake up at 3 or 4am and can't get right back to sleep.
Usually do that and Wordle if a wake up at 3 or 4am and can't get right back to sleep.
I've been playing Wordle for about a year now, as probably most reading this thread have. I start by playing WAFFLE, then use one of the words from the Waffle solution to start my Wordle guessing. For me, that is more of a challenge than using the same starter word or words every day. Waffle is another once-a-day game online. I have not looked for a 24/7 version of it.
I play the once a day versions on my laptop, and play a 24/7 version of Wordle on my phone to kill time. I have a 24/7 Sudoku app on my phone, too, that is a great time-killer.
I finish with "Bulls and Cows" from www.mathisfun.com. I really enjoy that one as well. It's a game I used to play on paper with a buddy way back in HS during those interminable study halls, and had forgotten about it until sometime last year. To see a version of it on line brought a smile, and is now a part of my daily routine. You can play that as many times as you want in a day.
I play a few Crossword puzzles most every day, too, but sometimes skip the M-Th puzzles since they are a bit easier than the F-Sun puzzles. The WaPo Daily MiniMeta (M-Sat) is quick and fun.
In the USA Today puzzles, there is one called Uni-Lingo which is fun and gets progressively more difficult to solve as the week goes on. Once you figure out some of the 'patterns', it's a bit easier over time, but then you can challenge yourself against the timer, too.
Great ways to kick-start the brain every morning, with coffee and after perusing BWI!
I play the once a day versions on my laptop, and play a 24/7 version of Wordle on my phone to kill time. I have a 24/7 Sudoku app on my phone, too, that is a great time-killer.
I finish with "Bulls and Cows" from www.mathisfun.com. I really enjoy that one as well. It's a game I used to play on paper with a buddy way back in HS during those interminable study halls, and had forgotten about it until sometime last year. To see a version of it on line brought a smile, and is now a part of my daily routine. You can play that as many times as you want in a day.
I play a few Crossword puzzles most every day, too, but sometimes skip the M-Th puzzles since they are a bit easier than the F-Sun puzzles. The WaPo Daily MiniMeta (M-Sat) is quick and fun.
In the USA Today puzzles, there is one called Uni-Lingo which is fun and gets progressively more difficult to solve as the week goes on. Once you figure out some of the 'patterns', it's a bit easier over time, but then you can challenge yourself against the timer, too.
Great ways to kick-start the brain every morning, with coffee and after perusing BWI!
You have to guess four 5-letter words to guess quardle, and you get nine tries to solve all four words. Every letter in the words you think will count for all 4-word challenges. The best technique is to find as much detail as possible in the first couple of attempts, and then you can narrow it down to the actual words later.
