Wordle 264 3/6*
SLANT
LEASH
LAPSE
Wordle 264 3/6*
SLANT
LEASH
LAPSE
Wordle 264 5/6
AIERY
LOTUS
MUNCH
FUDGE
LAPSE
Another fast play whee!
Wordle 264 3/6*
Sharp
Paste
Lapse
Wordle 264 4/6*
BEARD
TAKEN
MAPLE
LAPSE
Wordle 264 5/6
After the third pick I went through the options and came up with two possible words. I chose the wrong one,
TRACE
MANGO
SABLE
FALSE
LAPSE
Made work of this one today.
Wordle 264 4/6
HEART
PLANE
APPLE
LAPSE
Awww, it was all over too soon today!
Wordle 264 3/6*
IRATE
SABLE
LAPSE
MONTH → Good knockouts, folks! That’s all I’ve got…
SPIRE → Still a little low on vowels. After some brief thought, it came to me…
PAUSE → …and a short jump to
LAPSE
Oddly enough, my father is an incorrigible trainwatcher, and every year he does a calendar of self-taken train pictures to give to other members of his crew. So my sequence yesterday of
goes very well with this month’s picture of the Eurostar.
Hmmm… do I really need spoilers a day late?
Wordle 264 4/6
Three starter words have me all the letters…
I say no.
Wordle 264 5/6*
ALTER
MEDAL
BLEAK
FALSE
LAPSE
Got 5 today. Thought I was getting much better with several 2’s and 3’s in the recent past. Yesterday my average was exactly 4, with the same number of 3’s as 5’s and the same number of 2’s as 6’s. Maybe I should get a 3 tomorrow on purpose even if I know the word in 2 so I can preserve the perfect symmetry.
Wordle 264 4/6
INERT
PLACE
MAPLE
LAPSE
I hit so many letters with the second word that I was disappointed not to get it in 3. 4 is fine with me though.
Wordle 264 3/6*
LATER
LANCE
LAPSE
At the risk of giving away a clue, tomorrow’s is one of those words.
Wordle 265 4/6
Wordle 264 3/6
A quick one, today: TRAIN, APPLE, LAPSE
Wordle 264 3/6*
IOTAS
SHALL
LAPSE
My new stricture: the guesses combined have to form a grammatically correct sentence.
Tomorrow’s Wordle, Today
Wordle 265 4/6
CREAM
ACTIN
PATCH
WATCH
Indeed it is.
Wordle 265 3/6
CLASP
MARCH
WATCH
Scary scary.
Wordle 265 5/6*
Yup
FREAK
ANTIC
MATCH
PATCH
WATCH
I’m thinking the key to a low score would be to guess the first letter early and that isn’t a letter I would normally lead with.