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Wordle nearly beat me today 06:54 - Feb 9 with 2619 viewsWicksy

Until I remembered who'd just bought it

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 08:45 - Feb 9 with 685 viewsFoghornGleghorn

Wordle nearly beat me today on 08:03 - Feb 9 by The_Flashing_Smile

Yep, which is what I had in mind (rather than reading this thread first). Annoying, but I still managed it in 3. I got to a point where the only word I could think of was an American spelling.

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I got it down to two American spellings and picked the wrong one first
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Wordle nearly beat me today on 08:47 - Feb 9 with 683 viewsNthQldITFC

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Boo!

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 09:14 - Feb 9 with 662 viewsFixed_It

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Ready! Steady! Cook!
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Wordle nearly beat me today on 09:15 - Feb 9 with 662 viewsPinewoodblue

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 09:53 - Feb 9 with 641 viewsBasingstokeBlue

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Tough.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 10:17 - Feb 9 with 635 viewsSwansea_Blue

Well that's a bit of a sneaky one. 4 again.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 10:18 - Feb 9 with 635 viewsGeoffSentence

Wordle nearly beat me today on 07:47 - Feb 9 by Plums

Your record is astonishing


It's cheating really.

I am the guy who choses the word.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 13:16 - Feb 9 with 596 viewsPinewoodblue

Wordle nearly beat me today on 10:18 - Feb 9 by GeoffSentence

It's cheating really.

I am the guy who choses the word.


One of those sentences is true.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 13:42 - Feb 9 with 586 viewsjaykay

YOU nearly missed it then

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 14:01 - Feb 9 with 568 viewsGogs

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:11 - Feb 9 with 509 viewsNthsuffolkblue

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Yes, a challenge today, and their wrong spelling doesn't help.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:34 - Feb 9 with 496 viewsquad

Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:11 - Feb 9 by Nthsuffolkblue

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Yes, a challenge today, and their wrong spelling doesn't help.


I'll still play, but this wrong spelling has spoilt it. And anyone who came on here first is a cheat
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Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:41 - Feb 9 with 490 viewseireblue

Who knew that George Bernard Shaw quotes would be so relevant.

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:43 - Feb 9 with 486 viewsBLUEBEAT

Wordle nearly beat me today on 20:34 - Feb 9 by quad

I'll still play, but this wrong spelling has spoilt it. And anyone who came on here first is a cheat


Is it an Americanism, though…?

Many American spellings are the Anglo-Saxon way, which slowly disappeared from our shores after the Norman invasion.

Also, the historical dictionary offers this portion of knowledge:

Doctors in ancient times and in the Middle Ages thought the human body contained a mixture of four substances, called humors, that determined a person's health and character. The humors were fluids (humor means “fluid” in Latin), and they differed from each other in being either warm or cold and moist or dry. Each humor was also associated with one of the four elements, the basic substances that made up the universe in ancient schemes of thought. Blood was the warm, moist humor associated with the element fire, and phlegm was the cold, moist humor associated with water. Black bile was the cold, dry humor associated with the earth, and yellow bile was the warm, dry humor associated with the air. Illnesses were thought to be caused by an imbalance in the humors within the body, as were defects in personality, and some medical terminology in English still reflects these outmoded concepts. For example, too much black bile was thought to make a person gloomy, and nowadays symptoms of depression such as insomnia and lack of pleasure in enjoyable activities are described as melancholic symptoms, ultimately from the Greek word melancholia, “excess of black bile,” formed from melan-, “black,” and khole, “bile.” The old term for the cold, clammy humor, phlegm, lives on today as the word for abnormally large accumulations of mucus in the upper respiratory tract. Another early name of yellow bile in English, choler, is related to the name of the disease cholera, which in earlier times denoted stomach disorders thought to be due to an imbalance of yellow bile. Both words are ultimately from the Greek word chole, “bile.”

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Wordle nearly beat me today on 22:15 - Feb 9 with 463 viewsGlasgowBlue


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