Remember also, weekends at a solstice cause a reversal unless theres a neap tide at Weymouth.
- at a sensible time of day.
It doesn’t fit
Yes, but I am playing to the West Berkshire rules, not Dorsetshire or Somersetshire. I believe the Wiltshire rules pertain to the solstice clause, unless adopted by the county in question. However today is Sunday, and the escalators on the Dorset Central Line are not in operation. Only letters from the upper octave of a racing wurlitzer can be used.Remember also, weekends at a solstice cause a reversal unless theres a neap tide at Weymouth.
Today, a three
Wordle 505 3/6
Could have been a six, with several options to go for. Feeling cheated.
Well Caught Sir!Felt like it could be slipping away from me today, but I'm back to four...
Wordle 506 4/6
James
), but that can backfire where letters appear multiple times unless you also consider what letters might appear more commonly in conjunction with those you already have. At that point, unless there are a relatively small number of options anyhow, you start to need a dictionary which defeats the object of the game in my view.
Are we sure about that? Or is a random word selector used, possibly with a timer?Actually that's not strictly true of course. Those words that have already been answers won't come up again
James
It's a list of words, after 2700 odd it will loop around and restart - or they might update the list. Apparently it was vetted to avoid offence to anyone and then later vetted further when a few took offence!
leaving 5 possibles I also went for the less usual of the pair- it guaranteed a 4Yes - what I mean is the selection sequential from the list, or random from the list, but with a minimum time between uses.
streak: 1
