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This forum discussion centers around the daily Wordle game from the New York Times, specifically Wordle 393 and 395. Participants share their results and strategies, highlighting the importance of word selection and guessing techniques. Users mention starting words like 'EARLY', 'PIOUS', and 'ADIEU' as effective openers. Additionally, the conversation touches on the game's timing, noting that Wordle updates at midnight local time, which can vary based on users' time zones.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of Wordle game mechanics
- Familiarity with common five-letter English words
- Knowledge of basic guessing strategies in word games
- Awareness of time zone differences affecting game updates
- Research effective starting words for Wordle strategies
- Explore variations of Wordle, such as Octordle and Letterle
- Learn about the linguistic structure of five-letter words in different languages
- Investigate the psychological effects of word games on cognitive function
Word enthusiasts, casual gamers, and anyone looking to improve their Wordle performance or explore similar word-based games.
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I have a trick. Since my vocabulary is significantly worse than yours, I use a translation website and type pseudo words with 5 letters with the remaining letters. The page then suggests a couple of alternatives to my misspelled word. I check them according to previous guesses and choose one with a large likelihood.DrGreg said:Wordle 420 5/6
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I was thinking about doubly degenerate words (two pairs of same letters) and I stumbled upon ROTOR. A word enthusiast will quickly see that it is a palindrome. Only a physics nerd will notice that it is also a pseudo-vector word. If you read it backward, it is positive and if you read it forward, it is negative according to the right hand rule. The magnitude (read it either way) is indicative of the idea that the pseudo-vector word implies.
I was thinking about doubly degenerate words (two pairs of same letters) and I stumbled upon ROTOR. A word enthusiast will quickly see that it is a palindrome. Only a physics nerd will notice that it is also a pseudo-vector word. If you read it backward, it is positive and if you read it forward, it is negative according to the right hand rule. The magnitude (read it either way) is indicative of the idea that the pseudo-vector word implies.
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