Monthly Archives: March 2023

hello wordl 3-31-23 (contains spoilers)

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I finished this one in four. It’s my first finish in four in a row. The last time I got a four was Thursday, March 30.

Wordle continues to be a daily challenge for me, and each day brings a new opportunity to test my skills and push myself further. On March 31, the word was “FLOOR,” and I was determined to solve it in as few attempts as possible.

My first guess was “GRIFT,” which had two right letters in the wrong spaces. This gave me a starting point, and I was able to use that information to make an educated guess for my second attempt.

For my second guess, I tried “FARCE,” which had one letter in the right place and one in the wrong place. With that information, I was able to rule out some possibilities and narrow down my options for my third guess.

This is where things got interesting. I had typed out “FLOOR” as my third guess, but at the last minute, I decided to play it safe and went with “FLOUR” instead. “FLOOR” turned out to be the correct answer.

I was thrilled to have solved the puzzle in just four guesses, even though I had typed out the correct answer in my third guess but didn’t go for it. It just goes to show how important it is to trust your instincts and take calculated risks in Wordle.

This victory marks my 17th finish in four guesses for the month of March. Last year, by the end of March, I had only managed 12 finishes in four guesses for the entire month, so it’s clear that my skills have improved over time.

Wordle is a fun and challenging game that anyone can enjoy. It’s a great way to test your vocabulary, logic, and critical thinking skills, and it’s always satisfying when you finally crack the code. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, I encourage you to give it a try and see how many guesses it takes you to solve the puzzle!

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hello wordl 3-30-23 (contains spoilers)

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I finished this one in four. It’s my first finish in four in two days. The last time I got a four was Tuesday, March 28.

Wordle is a game that never gets old for me. Every day, I look forward to taking on the challenge of guessing a five-letter word in as few attempts as possible. Some days are easier than others, but regardless of the difficulty, it’s always satisfying when I finally crack the code.

In my game on March 30, the word was “LEASE.” My first guess was “GRIFT,” which unfortunately didn’t have any letters in the correct position. My second guess was “BLOWN,” which had one letter right but out of place. With that information, I was able to narrow down the possibilities and make an educated guess for my third attempt.

For my third guess, I tried “LEASH,” which had four letters right and in the right places. This gave me a lot of confidence, but I knew I had to be careful with my final guess. After some careful consideration, I decided to go with “LEASE,” and I was thrilled to see that I had solved the puzzle in just four guesses!

This victory marks my 16th finish in four guesses for the month of March, and my 39th finish in four guesses for the year so far. Last year, by the end of March, I had only managed 23 finishes in four guesses, despite starting in mid-January. It’s great to see that I’m making progress and improving my skills in the game.

What I love most about Wordle is the challenge it presents. It’s a game that tests your vocabulary, logic, and critical thinking skills, and it’s always satisfying when you finally solve the puzzle. Whether you’re a seasoned Wordle player or just starting out, I highly recommend giving it a try. Who knows, you might surprise yourself and solve it in just a few guesses!

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hello wordl 3-29-23 (contains spoilers)

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I finished this one in three. It’s my first finish in three in two days. The last time I got a three was Monday, March 27.

If you’re a fan of word games, then you’ve probably heard of Wordle. The game has taken the internet by storm, and it’s easy to see why. The rules are simple: guess a five-letter word in as few attempts as possible, and each guess will be marked with clues indicating how many letters are correct and in the right position, and how many letters are correct but in the wrong position.

In my latest game of Wordle, the word was “TYING,” and I managed to solve it in just three guesses! My first guess was “GRIFT,” but unfortunately, only one letter (“I”) was in the correct position. Undeterred, I tried “THIGH” as my second guess, which had two correct letters (“T” and “I”) in the right position and one correct letter in the wrong position (“G”). For my third and final guess, I used what I knew and tried again. And just like that, “TYING” was the word!

This latest victory marks my sixth finish in three guesses for the month of March alone and my 20th finish in three guesses for the year so far. It’s a remarkable improvement from last year, where by this time, I had only solved 13 puzzles in three guesses, though I started in mid-January of 2022, so it’s not a perfect YOY comparison.

What I love most about Wordle is the challenge of deducing a five-letter word with limited information. With each guess, you eliminate certain possibilities and get closer to the correct answer. It’s a game that tests your vocabulary, logic, and critical thinking skills, and it’s incredibly satisfying when you finally solve the puzzle. So if you haven’t tried Wordle yet, give it a go – who knows, you might be the next to solve it in just three guesses!

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