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How to solve today’s mane.
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Welcome back, Vorders. It’s a practical weekend. I think we could all use the break from this week. I know I can. Anyway, before we get shoes and dive in any hobbies and distractions we have useful, let’s make today’s ticket! Oh, and it’s 2KP Friday, so double your points, whether you are positive or negative.
Looking for Karna on Wednesday? See our guide here.
Wordle is a daily word of a puzzle where your goal is to hit a hidden five-letter word in six attempts or less. After each convenience, the game gives feedback to help you get closer to the answer:
Use these clues to narrow your guesses. Every day brings a new word and everyone around the world trying to solve the same puzzle. Some words also play competitive snacks against friends, family, a mane bot or even against me, your modest narrative. See the rules for competitive snacks towards the end of this post.
Vordle Botova Home Word: Slate
My initial word Today: Crane (108 words remaining)
Tip: Are often found after the word “heart”
Clue: This snack has a lot more consonant than a vowel.
Okay, Spoilers down! The answer comes!
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Today’s snack
Screenshot: Erik Cain
I check the Gorni Bot every day to help analyze the game guess. You can check your Gordle score with Wordle Bot here.
I imagined that the bot has not used the crane long, for a long time (it was fixed with slate) so I was still on the front. 108 words left. The sport reduced that number up to 10, which was unfortunate. It is worth, fortunately, I only left one remaining possible solution: A puzzle to win.
Today’s Bot
Screenshot: Erik Cain
I get 0 points for guessing in four and -1 for a bot loss. 2kp Friday means doubling to -2. Bot gets 1 point for guessing in three and 1 to beat me, so 2 points X2 = 4. So much about my short September!
Erik: 8 points
Wordle Bot: 11 points
Word banging comes from medium English torch (14th century), which means “palpated, suing or vibrate.” His origin is probably imitative-imitating sound or feelings of heart beat or repeated pulsations – similar to other echo. There are no clean old English ancestors, but it can be connected to the middle low German dnubbes (“Throb, Stamp”). His feeling “quickly knocks from emotion” (like the heart) developed in the 1500s.
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