How to solve today’s Wordle.
It’s Wordle time, everyone! The game that captured the hearts of word puzzle lovers two years ago and is still one of the most popular games of all time, Connections has certainly gained a huge following. It takes a little more time, though, and Wordle can do it at a bus stop, ignoring people who keep talking to you, or even while sitting on a porcelain throne.
In any case, it’s Saturday, so I’m not going to waste your time with a long introduction. Today is the weekend, so I’m working more than usual and trying to participate in more social things, so I’ve been working pretty much non-stop. Go, dog, go!
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Let’s wordle!
How to solve today’s word
Hint: You should eat this around Christmas time.
clue: This Wordle contains two characters.
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answer:
word of the day
wordle analysis
I check Wordle Bot every day to see my progress. You can check your Wordles using Wordle Bot here it is.
I used what people say is one of the top Wordle openers. Very great And actually it wasn’t. Salette I was left with a green “E” and 238 possible solutions. Thank you very much, Internet!
from here, Boink (I like to use this when I don’t get big scores on the “A” and “E” words in the opener) I cut that down to just 38 points. This is still not great.I thought strange The problem may have been resolved, but I was left with a difficult choice. Thankfully, of his two remaining words, I came up with: cheers.
Cheers mate. That was Wardle!
Competitive Wordle Score
Unfortunately, the bot’s guess was three. If you lose to your nemesis, he is -1, if you win 4 times, he is 0. Total -1. I lost again. Drat and Tarnation!
Origin of today’s Wordle
The word “cheer” has its origins in the late 12th century, and is derived from the Old French “chiere” (later “chere”), which refers to “face,” “expression,” “appearance,” “expression,” and even “mood.” ” means. ” or “state of mind.” This Old French term itself is derived from the Late Latin “cara”. It is a Latinization of the Greek word “kara,” which means “head,” “face,” or “expression,” but originally meant “head.” This Greek word is related to the Sanskrit word “silas”, which also means “head”.
The shift from attention to faces and facial expressions to the modern sense of encouraging and expressing joy and approval is perhaps due to the fact that the expression of mood and attitude is naturally associated with a person’s outward display of emotion. It is thought that this happened because of By the 13th century, “cheer” began to be used in English in meanings related to mood, state of mind, comfort, or well-being. Over time, it evolved to include specific expressions of encouragement, support, and joy that we are familiar with today.
