Wordle Solution #1408 Insights, Subtleties, and Solution for April 27th Sunday
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April is zipping by faster than a Ferrari on a race track! With May just around the corner, we've got today's Wordle to conquer. So let's crack this nut open!
Cracking the Wordle Nut
The Insight: What's that messy lawn on the corner of the street? That's your clue!
The Tip: This darling little Wordle has a pair of identical letters.
Podioroom, y'all! Warning: Spoilers ahead!
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The Answer:
Wordle Breakdown
When I needed some assistance with Wordle Bot, it helped me decipher my guessing game. You can compare Wordles with Wordle Bot by visiting this link3 .
FLARE wasn't the greatest opening, with 283 options left on the table. HOIST didn't improve things much, only cutting that number down to 31. A rough start, but I had to keep going. BEGUN wasn't any better and left me with 7 words and just one green box. Fortunately, my luck took a turn for the better on my fourth guess. SLAME, here I come!
Competitive Wordle Points
The Bot and I seemed to be in the same boat today — no better, no worse. We both guessed in four, with mostly grey boxes in our first three tries. That means we each got 0 points. Our April running score remains:
Erik: 12 points
Wordle Bot: 16 points
competitive Wordle Instructions
- Guessing in 1 set you up for 3 points, guessing in 2 is worth 2 points, guessing in 3 is worth 1 point, guessing in 4 is 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 receive 1 point. If you tie, you get 0 points. And if you lose to your opponent, you get -1 point. Sum it up to get your total score. Keep a daily or ongoing score.
- Fridays are Double XP, meaning your points are doubled — positive or negative.
- Take your pick whether to keep a running tally or play on a daily basis. Have a blast!
Today's Wordle Roots
The word SLAME comes from SLA (Slow-moving vehicle) + ME (an abbreviation for the word Mean). Originally, it meant "moving slowly, languidly" (early 1800s), and later (mid-1800s) it came to be associated with "lacking power, weak."
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