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Maybe one for the cruciverbalists

Phil":3300ab88 said:
I see on MSN there is a complaint from people about how difficult this one was.

A double vowel and ........................

Lack of imagination me thinks. I have one, it often gets me in to trouble.
 
novocaine":2m0xp7a0 said:
Phil":2m0xp7a0 said:
I see on MSN there is a complaint from people about how difficult this one was.

A double vowel and ........................

Lack of imagination me thinks. I have one, it often gets me in to trouble.

Same club, different locations :lol: :lol:
 
I'm still wondering about the best strategy for Wordle starting words.
I've a couple of 4 vowel words which obviously can get me the vowels in two shots but no help with double vowels.
Alternatively I sometimes start with a word with E R &T in , the most common letters in English.
There still seems too much luck involved, only one a day to practice theories on and you cant easily go back and try a second theory on the same word. Unlike crosswords, there is no hint of themes as there are with some crossword setters.

So like most here I get mainly 4 and 5s, the occasional 3 (like a fluke second guess that gave me the middle letter today) and a few frustrating 6s.

Bob
 
Oh dear, yesterdays double vowel double consonant beat me. Oddly enough when I was talking about it to Isabelle this morning, the answer came to me instantly. Not on the day though, so an unbroken record is now broken.

Got today's in 3.
 
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I'm not sure how much longer this game will hold my attention. It's not really very challenging, is it.
 
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Another day of choosing the wrong option
 

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chataigner":impr47ss said:
3 for wordle, but lost out in "le mot", one of those multiple choice situations where all the letters except one are known and there are a dozen options for the last one. Guessed wrongly 3 times. Irritating.

As for the mot I failed too. I was in the black before I had a drink ;)
 
Surprised it's still holding the attention of you guys. Suggest you move on the crosswords. 8-)

I've ben wondering if word puzzles like this, crosswords and sudoku and its variants, help to stave off demential and memory loss.

There was an article in the Guardian or Telegraph a week or two ago though that said that mental decline, contrary to popular belief, is not present at all or not measurable until past the age of 60.
 
I use it as a pause in my day. I spent most days elbow deep in fairly complex calculations or penning reports of a technical nature, this is a moment of nothing, something which a complex crossword or soduku isn't going to manage i.e. 3-4 minutes of thought about something that doesn't matter (unless I do the most simplistic of either).
 
AJB Temple":1a906zjy said:
There was an article in the Guardian or Telegraph a week or two ago though that said that mental decline, contrary to popular belief, is not present at all or not measurable until past the age of 60.

Thanks Adrian, I’ve 3 weeks to get better at wordle before the rot sets in. :cry:
 
AJB Temple":35e2815q said:
I've ben wondering if word puzzles like this, crosswords and sudoku and its variants, help to stave off demential and memory loss.

There was an article in the Guardian or Telegraph a week or two ago though that said that mental decline, contrary to popular belief, is not present at all or not measurable until past the age of 60.


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In our estate of 300 old souls, our largest age group is 71-80 with an average of 76.4
Then 81-90 and 61-70
We are an ageing estate and have now lowered the entrance age to 50 from 55

People who do wordle, cross words, sudoku, play bridge, rummicub and gym, swim and pilates are definitely sharper and certainly slows the alzheimer's and dementia.
Some of the 90+ are sharp, operate their computers and phones better than what I can :shock:
The 1 chap over 90, before covid, would hop on a plane to Oz and visit his kids. Then later in the year fly off to Belgium and Poland to visit kids plus keeping in touch on whatsapp.
You can also see with the social functions who attends and who avoids.

People who FaceBook all day tend to lose sight of the bigger world.
 
Robert":340r9gz2 said:
As if there aren't enough ...dle's already

https://www.heardle.app/

beat the intro type thing. I got it on the first try.

Oh God! Another time waster. :lol: I got it first try as well. I guess there will be more difficult ones. Worldle has become a bit more tricky recently.
 
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5 I tried using the scrabble points system of high values, just does not always work.


The worldle one = 1 they are quite easy.
 
Wordle was a battle today. I had three letters on my second guess, then four letters on my third. Finally got it in six!

Worldle was an area of the world I don't know well; that took me 4 (but only because I got lucky on guess 4)

Quordle was fine: 4, 5, 6, 7

Then there's this one:

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That was hard!

https://fubargames.se/squardle/
 
Something has gone wrong with a rather simple bit of programming:

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If I've got all of the 17 right, how is it that my current streak and maximum streak aren't 17? :eusa-doh: :eusa-snooty:
 
Think my bookmark to heardle may be deleted if today's genre continues.
 
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