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  • ✇Eurogamer.net
  • Wordle owner New York Times suing one-man country-guessing game WorldleTom Phillips
    The New York Times, owner of Wordle, is suing a one-man geography-guessing alternative project named Worldle. Hit puzzle game Wordle was the work of British designer Josh Wardle, until it was bought by The New York Times in 2022 for a seven-figure sum. It's now operated as part of The New York Times' growing games portfolio and is played by millions daily. The browser-based Worldle, meanwhile, was built and is still run by one man - Seattle-based Kory McDonald, and has around 100,000 playe
     

Wordle owner New York Times suing one-man country-guessing game Worldle

31. Květen 2024 v 11:56

The New York Times, owner of Wordle, is suing a one-man geography-guessing alternative project named Worldle.

Hit puzzle game Wordle was the work of British designer Josh Wardle, until it was bought by The New York Times in 2022 for a seven-figure sum. It's now operated as part of The New York Times' growing games portfolio and is played by millions daily.

The browser-based Worldle, meanwhile, was built and is still run by one man - Seattle-based Kory McDonald, and has around 100,000 players each month.

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  • ✇Ars Technica - All content
  • NYT targets Street View Worldle game in fight to wipe out Wordle clonesAshley Belanger
    Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto) The New York Times is fighting to take down a game called Worldle, according to a legal filing viewed by the BBC, in which The Times apparently argued that the geography-based game is "creating confusion" by using a name that's way too similar to Wordle. Worldle is "nearly identical in appearance, sound, meaning, and imparts the same commercial impression" to Wordle, The Times claimed. The Times bought Wordle in 2022, paying
     

NYT targets Street View Worldle game in fight to wipe out Wordle clones

31. Květen 2024 v 17:58
NYT targets Street View Worldle game in fight to wipe out Wordle clones

Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto)

The New York Times is fighting to take down a game called Worldle, according to a legal filing viewed by the BBC, in which The Times apparently argued that the geography-based game is "creating confusion" by using a name that's way too similar to Wordle.

Worldle is "nearly identical in appearance, sound, meaning, and imparts the same commercial impression" to Wordle, The Times claimed.

The Times bought Wordle in 2022, paying software developer Josh Wardle seven figures for the daily word-guessing puzzle game after its breakout success during the pandemic. Around the same time, Worldle was created—along with more than 100 other Wordle spinoffs offering niche alternatives to Wordle, including versions in different languages and completely different games simply using the name construction ending in "-le." The Times filed for a Wordle trademark the day after buying the game and by March 2022, it started sending takedown requests.

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  • ✇Techdirt
  • The NY Times War On All Wordle ‘Clones’ ContinuesDark Helmet
    Remember Wordle? I sure do and one of the ways I start my days at work is to pull up the site and give it a quick play. But I honestly may just need to stop, given the behavior of the current owners of the game. For this discussion, you really do need to recall that Wordle began as a free to play, simple daily game that became a quick craze nationally. It was created by one person, Josh Wardle, who made absolutely clear at the time that he had no interest in wrapping anything like intellectual p
     

The NY Times War On All Wordle ‘Clones’ Continues

9. Březen 2024 v 04:39

Remember Wordle? I sure do and one of the ways I start my days at work is to pull up the site and give it a quick play. But I honestly may just need to stop, given the behavior of the current owners of the game.

For this discussion, you really do need to recall that Wordle began as a free to play, simple daily game that became a quick craze nationally. It was created by one person, Josh Wardle, who made absolutely clear at the time that he had no interest in wrapping anything like intellectual property around the game. And when others did create spinoffs or clones of the game, he handled it in roughly as congenial a manner possible.

But then he sold the game to the New York Times. And the Times promptly began to strongarm these spinoffs and clones into shutting down, wielding IP threats to do so. That was 2 years ago and the craze around Wordle has certainly died down. Has the New York Times’ bullying declined as well?

Absolutely not! The New York Times recently DMCAd several of these sorts of Wordle clones over recent days (which was first reported on by 404 Media).

Two takedown requests were issued in January against unofficial Korean and Bosnian-language versions of the game. Additional requests were filed this week against Wirdle — a variant created by dialect group I Hear Dee in 2022 to promote the Shaetlan language — and Reactle, an open-source Wordle clone built using React, TypeScript, and Tailwind. It was developed prior to the Times’ purchase of the game, according to its developer, Chase Wackerfuss.

The Reactle code has been copied around 1,900 times, according to GitHub, allowing developers to build upon it to create a wide variety of Wordle-inspired games that use different languages, themes, and visual styles, some of which 404 Media says are “substantially different” from Wordle. The DMCA notice against Reactle also targets all of these games forked from the original Reactle code on GitHub, alleging that spinoffs containing the Wordle name have been made in “bad faith” and that “gameplay is copied exactly” in the Reactle repository. Numerous developers commenting on a Hacker News thread also claim to have been targeted with DMCA takedowns.

This is silly. The Times has an advantage over all of these other clones, because it has the first version of the game. When people go to play Wordle, the vast majority of them are going to find themselves on the NYT website. A bunch of hobbyists accessing a clone a thousand times just isn’t going to represent some enormous threat to the Times.

And, hell, Wordle itself is very similar to a game created in the 50’s that was played on paper, as well as a game show called Lingo. And, ultimately, the game is also essentially a vocabulary version of the board game Mastermind.

Meaning what, exactly? Well, meaning that it’s quite rich for the New York Times to go around shutting down similar or derivative games simply because it bought, but did not create, the Wordle IP that its creator never wanted to see wielded in this way. And, in large part, over “gameplay mechanics” that the game essentially lifted from a game show from several decades ago.

Amusingly, Wordle has itself been criticized over striking similarities it shares with Lingo, a 1980s game show that centered on players guessing five-letter words, with a grid that changes color based on accuracy.

Unfortunately these are all small entities that the NYT is bullying here and most if not all of them have declined to fight back so far. Here’s hoping there’s at least one of them out there that wants to step up and push back on these DMCA notices.

  • ✇The Ancient Gaming Noob
  • Friday Bullet Points about Legal Battles, Stupidity, and CataclysmWilhelm Arcturus
    It is a cold Friday in March, I turned a year older this week, and I am in a bit of a mood for no good reason besides being a cranky old guy.  So perhaps it is time for some bullet point bile, broken up into three categories.  Can you put each in its correct place? The New York Times to Impose Its New Wordle Order The self-proclaimed “paper of record” took a bit of time from its nearly non-stop headlines about President Biden’s age to go after anybody who was out there peddling any games that
     

Friday Bullet Points about Legal Battles, Stupidity, and Cataclysm

8. Březen 2024 v 17:15

It is a cold Friday in March, I turned a year older this week, and I am in a bit of a mood for no good reason besides being a cranky old guy.  So perhaps it is time for some bullet point bile, broken up into three categories.  Can you put each in its correct place?

  • The New York Times to Impose Its New Wordle Order

The self-proclaimed “paper of record” took a bit of time from its nearly non-stop headlines about President Biden’s age to go after anybody who was out there peddling any games that seemed even Wordle adjacent.

A bit on the nose, eh Wordle?

The New York Times bought the game from its creator about two years back.  The game wasn’t original, the concept wasn’t original, and even the name had been used before.  But it became a hit during the pandemic and the Times wanted to expand its word games.  One does not live by the Sunday crossword alone I guess.

This week their lawyers began sending out copyright based take down notices to “hundreds” of Wordle-like titles.

This should have been no surprise.  The Times has a long history of sending its lawyers after any hint of what they consider infringement.  I remember back in the 80s when Infocom‘s company newsletter was called the New Zork Times.  They too received a cease and desist letter threatening legal action and had to change the name lest somebody mistake it for a product of the New York Times, which might cause confusion in the marketplace and tarnish the brand of the paper.

None of the regular sites I hit has gone down yet, but I will keep an eye out.

  • Nintendo Shuts Down Yuzu

Elsewhere out on the legal front, Nintendo won its lawsuit against Switch emulator creator Yuzu, who acceded to the mounting pressure from the video game giant who had been framing Yuzu’s intent as being to circumvent DRM, which would put it in line for violating the DMCA.

In addition to ceasing all development and support of its emulator, Yuzu also had to agree to pay all of Nintendo’s costs, which totaled up to $2.4 million by their calculation.

Nintendo has long been as fierce as the New York Times in sending its lawyers after anybody using their intellectual property, including some innocuous fan projects, and vigorously stomping out anything that might cause one less hardware unit to sell.

Anyway, I am kind of sad I missed out on Yuzu because, for me at least, the worst thing about playing games on the Switch is actually being required to play them on the Switch.  I’d much prefer them on my PC.  Alas, no longer and option.

  • Apple and Epic at it Again

Epic went spoiling for a fight with Apple and Google a few years back because… well, Tim Sweeney wants to be as rich as possible I guess.  As with his fight with Steam, he just wants to be the person collecting the tax and resents other who got there first.

The fight with Apple has gone back and forth since then and it had looked like things had settled down with Epic getting some of what it wanted, including the ability to have its own storefront.  And then Apple banned Epic’s developer account in the EU.

Sweeney was immediately out with histrionics, but Apple was also declaring that Epic was “verifiably untrustworthy” and would not live up to the developer agreement they had signed.  This will all draw the attention of EU regulators again, who will be wielding their Digital Markets Act, it “tax the US tech companies” regulations.

How do I feel about this?

Survey say… let them fight!

It is hard to feel sad when rich people are fighting to be incrementally more rich.

A follow up about how Apple is embracing the drama and that the EU is its real foe in this battle.

  • Elon Invents Blogging

Having chased away all serious, paying advertisers on the Twitter platform… we have Cheech & Chong, Crypto scams (still!), and nazi ads left, and I block all of them besides Cheech & Chong… Elon has been thrashing around trying to find SOMETHING that will make money for his $44 billion boondoggle.  And so they have announced Articles.

From the @write account

You can have BOLD, ITALIC, and STRIKETHROUGH text.  And images!

Freaking amazing, rightRIGHT?!?

Oh yeah.  Who needs quote blocks or inline links, just give us money and we’ll let you do long form and give them a special icon and tab on your profile.  We totally won’t change our mind in three months and disappear the whole thing the next time Elon has a brain fart, we promise!

I am just waiting until he finally gets around to re-inventing Twitter… a version without him on it.

  • EA Jumps on the AI Bandwagon

I mean, EA has a long tradition of being dumb, or at least not being able to read the room.  And they are ramping up to lay off 5% of their staff.  So they have to give the investors SOMETHING to be positive about, and AI is the magic wand currently.  Just say that and Wall Street will love you, right?  So how did EA CEO Andrew Wilson do on that?  Let’s go check over at PC Gamer… and… oh my!

Truth in Headlines

I am not positive the bong hit was verified, but Andrew did ramble on about 3 billion people using EA tools to make games while he painted a picture of a future where EA simply didn’t have to pay any of those pesky creative or technical people who actually make literally everything they sell today.

There was some law of hiring I recall where bad managers only hire people dumber than they are, so when we’re at a point where the CEO of EA wants to fire everybody and I am starting to suspect that we are seeing this in action.  Dumb guy achieves life goal, promoted to CEO and fires everybody.

That is probably being too hard on him.  As we all know by this point, as a public company you must meet the infinite growth demands of Wall Street, and when you’ve got nothing you have to make shit up.  This is a classic “making shit up” performance.  He’ll probably get a huge bonus and lay off even more staff.

  • Cataclysm Classic Closed Beta Begins

Finally, Blizzard announced that Cataclysm Classic, which will remake the WoW Classic progression servers now lingering in Wrath of the Lich King into a new world, has started its closed beta test.

Can you re-run a cataclysm?

I’ve actually been waiting for this to show up, having worn out on Wrath Classic after five characters.  However, closed beta doesn’t mean we’re close to actually getting it, and the roadmap that Blizzard put out at the beginning of the year made it seem like we would be into summer before the cataclysm hit.  Still, it is nice to see it is finally in motion.

And on that bit of upbeat news, it is off to get through the day and to the weekend.

  • ✇Eurogamer.net
  • New York Times takedown domino effect hits nearly 2000 Wordle clonesLiv Ngan
    The New York Times has issued a takedown notice to Reactle, a Wordle clone, which has meant around 1900 other versions of the game have now been taken down. Reactle was an open-source project created by an individual, the brilliantly-named Chase Wackerfuss, that contained instructions on how to create Wordle spin-offs, such as variations in different languages or themed answers. The code repository is no longer available on Github, following the DMCA takedown notice from the NYT."I write to sub
     

New York Times takedown domino effect hits nearly 2000 Wordle clones

Od: Liv Ngan
8. Březen 2024 v 13:05

The New York Times has issued a takedown notice to Reactle, a Wordle clone, which has meant around 1900 other versions of the game have now been taken down.

Reactle was an open-source project created by an individual, the brilliantly-named Chase Wackerfuss, that contained instructions on how to create Wordle spin-offs, such as variations in different languages or themed answers. The code repository is no longer available on Github, following the DMCA takedown notice from the NYT.

"I write to submit a revised DMCA Notice regarding an infringing repository (and hundreds of forked repositories) hosted by Github that instruct users how to infringe The New York Times Co.'s ('The Times') copyright in its immensely popular Wordle game and create knock-off copies of the same," reads the notice, as reported by 404 Media.

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  • ✇Boing Boing
  • New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clonesRob Beschizza
    Wordle was a runaway hit word-deducing game on the web, so popular that The New York Times bought it outright and moved it to its website. A couple of years in, though, and it's launching a crackdown on clones and games too similar for its lawyers' comfort. — Read the rest The post New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clones appeared first on Boing Boing.
     

New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clones

8. Březen 2024 v 23:03

Wordle was a runaway hit word-deducing game on the web, so popular that The New York Times bought it outright and moved it to its website. A couple of years in, though, and it's launching a crackdown on clones and games too similar for its lawyers' comfort.Read the rest

The post New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clones appeared first on Boing Boing.

  • ✇Gamepur
  • Wordle 1,141 Answer (August 3, 2024) – What is Today’s Wordle Answer?Jamie Moorcroft-Sharp
    Each day brings a new challenge for Wordle players, in which they have to guess today’s Wordle answer, which is an English word containing five letters. Players have six tries daily to figure out the word, and after each guess, the letters will be highlighted in certain colors based on how close you are to the correct answer. A new Wordle becomes available at midnight local time and the daily answer is the same for all the players across the world. If you haven’t succeeded in figuring out to
     

Wordle 1,141 Answer (August 3, 2024) – What is Today’s Wordle Answer?

3. Srpen 2024 v 18:49

Each day brings a new challenge for Wordle players, in which they have to guess today’s Wordle answer, which is an English word containing five letters. Players have six tries daily to figure out the word, and after each guess, the letters will be highlighted in certain colors based on how close you are to the correct answer.

A new Wordle becomes available at midnight local time and the daily answer is the same for all the players across the world. If you haven’t succeeded in figuring out today’s solution yet, you can have a look at what today’s Wordle answer is below.

Related: Knotwords Daily Classic answer – What is today’s Knotwords solution?

Today’s Wordle Answer

Screenshot by Gamepur
  • The answer for Wordle today, August 3 (1,141), is SCALE

You can also solve previous puzzles via the Wordle archives prepared by different websites, with one coming from Wordle Archive. We have also listed the answers for the past 20 puzzles if you wish to have more than one brainstorming session about Wordle today.

Previous Wordle Answers

  • Wordle 1,140 Answer (August 2) – FLAKE
  • Wordle 1,139 Answer (August 1) – CHALK
  • Wordle 1,138 Answer (July 31) – PENNE
  • Wordle 1,137 Answer (July 30) – FERAL
  • Wordle 1,136 Answer (July 29) – SUPER
  • Wordle 1,135 Answer (July 28) – SMOCK
  • Wordle 1,134 Answer (July 27) – JUICE
  • Wordle 1,133 Answer (July 26) – AWASH
  • Wordle 1,132 Answer (July 25) – PORCH
  • Wordle 1,131 Answer (July 24) – FORTE
  • Wordle 1,130 Answer (July 23) – PRONG
  • Wordle 1,129 Answer (July 22) – CADET
  • Wordle 1,128 Answer (July 21) – SPECK
  • Wordle 1,127 Answer (July 20) – SHAFT
  • Wordle 1,126 Answer (July 19) – REFER
  • Wordle 1,125 Answer (July 18) – NERDY
  • Wordle 1,124 Answer (July 17) – QUITE
  • Wordle 1,123 Answer (July 16) – DECOY
  • Wordle 1,122 Answer (July 15) – SWOON
  • Wordle 1,121 Answer (July 14) – VIDEO
  • Wordle 1,120 Answer (July 13) – ENACT
  • Wordle 1,119 Answer (July 12) – JIFFY
  • Wordle 1,118 Answer (July 11) – CAMEO
  • Wordle 1,117 Answer (July 10) – GAUNT
  • Wordle 1,116 Answer (July 9) – BLARE
  • Wordle 1,115 Answer (July 8) – SHAPE
  • Wordle 1,114 Answer (July 7) – CANON
  • Wordle 1,113 Answer (July 6) – SCOFF
  • Wordle 1,112 Answer (July 5) – CRUSH
  • Wordle 1,111 Answer (July 4) – DEBUT
  • Wordle 1,110 Answer (July 3) – THIGH
  • Wordle 1,109 Answer (July 2) – INLAY
  • Wordle 1,108 Answer (July 1) – ADAGE
  • Wordle 1,107 Answer (June 30) – BUDDY
  • Wordle 1,106 Answer (June 29) – ZEBRA
  • Wordle 1,105 Answer (June 28) – DROVE
  • Wordle 1,104 Answer (June 27) – ORDER
  • Wordle 1,103 Answer (June 26) – KNEAD
  • Wordle 1,102 Answer (June 25) – SAVOR
  • Wordle 1,101 Answer (June 24) – DOLLY
  • Wordle 1,100 Answer (June 23) – BUGLE
  • Wordle 1,099 Answer (June 22) – EDICT
  • Wordle 1,098 Answer (June 21) – PAINT
  • Wordle 1,097 Answer (June 20) – SCENT
  • Wordle 1,096 Answer (June 19) – TERSE
  • Wordle 1,095 Answer (June 18) – COVER
  • Wordle 1,094 Answer (June 17) – PRIOR
  • Wordle 1,093 Answer (June 16) – GRIND
  • Wordle 1,092 Answer (June 15) – PROUD
  • Wordle 1,091 Answer (June 14) – VAULT
  • Wordle 1,090 Answer (June 13) – ANGST
  • Wordle 1,089 Answer (June 12) – DETER
  • Wordle 1,088 Answer (June 11) – SWING
  • Wordle 1,087 Answer (June 10) – MANGA
  • Wordle 1,086 Answer (June 9) – CROWD
  • Wordle 1,085 Answer (June 8) – HENCE
  • Wordle 1,084 Answer (June 7) – MELON
  • Wordle 1,083 Answer (June 6) – ETHER
  • Wordle 1,082 Answer (June 5) – ORGAN
  • Wordle 1,081 Answer (June 4) – GROOM
  • Wordle 1,080 Answer (June 3) – STARK
  • Wordle 1,079 Answer (June 2) – BRAVO
  • Wordle 1,078 Answer (June 1) – BASIN
  • Wordle 1,077 Answer (May 31) – CHAOS
  • Wordle 1,076 Answer (May 30) – GUMMY
  • Wordle 1,075 Answer (May 29) – PAPAL
  • Wordle 1,074 Answer (May 28) – MINUS
  • Wordle 1,073 Answer (May 27) – SKIER
  • Wordle 1,072 Answer (May 26) – BEVEL
  • Wordle 1,071 Answer (May 25) – TITAN
  • Wordle 1,070 Answer (May 24) – GLIDE
  • Wordle 1,069 Answer (May 23) – SWISH
  • Wordle 1,068 Answer (May 22) – EXALT
  • Wordle 1,067 Answer (May 21) – DINGO
  • Wordle 1,066 Answer (May 20) – NICER
  • Wordle 1,065 Answer (May 19) – HITCH
  • Wordle 1,064 Answer (May 18) – BRINY
  • Wordle 1,063 Answer (May 17) – TUTOR
  • Wordle 1,062 Answer (May 16) – STALL
  • Wordle 1,061 Answer (May 15) – PINCH
  • Wordle 1,060 Answer (May 14) – AMASS
  • Wordle 1,059 Answer (May 13) – CUMIN
  • Wordle 1,058 Answer (May 12) – OUTER
  • Wordle 1,057 Answer (May 11) – TIDAL
  • Wordle 1,056 Answer (May 10) – MEDIA
  • Wordle 1,055 Answer (May 9) – JERKY
  • Wordle 1,054 Answer (May 8) – PIOUS
  • Wordle 1,053 Answer (May 7) – MUSTY
  • Wordle 1,052 Answer (May 6) – SHAVE
  • Wordle 1,051 Answer (May 5) – DECAL
  • Wordle 1,050 Answer (May 4) – VALUE
  • Wordle 1,049 Answer (May 3) – EBONY
  • Wordle 1,048 Answer (May 2) – SLICE
  • Wordle 1,047 Answer (May 1) – DIARY
  • Wordle 1,046 Answer (April 30) – PROWL
  • Wordle 1,045 Answer (April 29) – CRAFT
  • Wordle 1,044 Answer (April 28) – PRUNE
  • Wordle 1,043 Answer (April 27) – GLEAM
  • Wordle 1,042 Answer (April 26) – VAPID
  • Wordle 1,041 Answer (April 25) – INTRO
  • Wordle 1,040 Answer (April 24) – OVERT
  • Wordle 1,039 Answer (April 23) – ROVER
  • Wordle 1,038 Answer (April 22) – LASER
  • Wordle 1,037 Answer (April 21) – JOLLY
  • Wordle 1,036 Answer (April 20) – LUCID
  • Wordle 1,035 Answer (April 19) – RAISE
  • Wordle 1,034 Answer (April 18) – FACET
  • Wordle 1,033 Answer (April 17) – TITHE
  • Wordle 1,032 Answer (April 16) – SHANK
  • Wordle 1,031 Answer (April 15) – EQUIP
  • Wordle 1,030 Answer (April 14) – BLIMP
  • Wordle 1,029 Answer (April 13) – STEEL
  • Wordle 1,028 Answer (April 12) – WHINY
  • Wordle 1,027 Answer (April 11) – LOUSE
  • Wordle 1,026 Answer (April 10) – BROTH
  • Wordle 1,025 Answer (April 9) – MERGE
  • Wordle 1,024 Answer (April 8) – BREED
  • Wordle 1,023 Answer (April 7) – VOILA
  • Wordle 1,022 Answer (April 6) – FINCH
  • Wordle 1,021 Answer (April 5) – WRIST
  • Wordle 1,020 Answer (April 4) – CLIMB
  • Wordle 1,019 Answer (April 3) – PLAIT
  • Wordle 1,018 Answer (April 2) – SERUM
  • Wordle 1,017 Answer (April 1) – FROND
  • Wordle 1,016 Answer (March 31) – TABOO
  • Wordle 1,015 Answer (March 30) – FORCE
  • Wordle 1,014 Answer (March 29) – REALM
  • Wordle 1,013 Answer (March 28) SPEAK
  • Wordle 1,012 Answer (March 27) – STUNG
  • Wordle 1,011 Answer (March 26) – MAYOR
  • Wordle 1,010 Answer (March 25) – SALLY
  • Wordle 1,009 Answer (March 24) – TOWEL
  • Wordle 1,008 Answer (March 23) – RISEN
  • Wordle 1,007 Answer (March 22) DECAY
  • Wordle 1,006 Answer (March 21) – SHADE
  • Wordle 1,005 Answer (March 20) – LINGO
  • Wordle 1,004 Answer (March 19) – ABIDE
  • Wordle 1,003 Answer (March 18) SPELT
  • Wordle 1,002 Answer (March 17) SNORT
  • Wordle 1,001 Answer (March 16) TOXIN
  • Wordle 1,000 Answer (March 15) ERUPT
  • Wordle 999 Answer (March 14) SINCE
  • Wordle 998 Answer (March 13) LOCAL
  • Wordle 997 Answer (March 12) HEAVE
  • Wordle 996 Answer (March 11) – PESKY
  • Wordle 995 Answer (March 10) – GRASP
  • Wordle 994 Answer (March 9) – CHEER
  • Wordle 993 Answer (March 8) EARLY
  • Wordle 992 Answer (March 7) – CLONE
  • Wordle 991 Answer (March 6) TEARY
  • Wordle 990 Answer (March 5) HUNCH
  • Wordle 989 Answer (March 4) FLAME
  • Wordle 988 Answer (March 3) STATE
  • Wordle 987 Answer (March 2) – URBAN
  • Wordle 986 Answer (March 1) – FORTY
  • Wordle 985 Answer (February 29) – IMAGE
  • Wordle 984 Answer (February 28) – DEVIL
  • Wordle 983 Answer (February 27) – SENSE
  • Wordle 982 Answer (February 26) – OFTEN
  • Wordle 981 Answer (February 25) – SMITH
  • Wordle 980 Answer (February 24) – PIPER
  • Wordle 978 Answer (February 22) – HEAVY
  • Wordle 977 Answer (February 21) – BUILD
  • Wordle 976 Answer (February 20) – MATCH
  • Wordle 975 Answer (February 19) – PRICE
  • Wordle 974 Answer (February 18) – RIDGE
  • Wordle 973 Answer (February 17) – PSALM
  • Wordle 972 Answer (February 16) – STASH
  • Wordle 971 Answer (February 15) – ASCOT
  • Wordle 970 Answer (February 14) – TALON
  • Wordle 969 Answer (February 13) – SCRAM
  • Wordle 968 Answer (February 12) – PASTA
  • Wordle 967 Answer (February 11) – NEVER
  • Wordle 966 Answer (February 10) – FRIED
  • Wordle 965 Answer (February 9) – STIFF
  • Wordle 964 Answer (February 8) – PLACE
  • Wordle 963 Answer (February 7) – AFTER
  • Wordle 962 Answer (February 6) – WHICH
  • Wordle 961 Answer (February 5) – REPEL
  • Wordle 960 Answer (February 4) – VERGE
  • Wordle 959 Answer (February 3) – MICRO
  • Wordle 958 Answer (February 2) – CLEFT
  • Wordle 957 Answer (February 1) – ALIVE
  • Wordle 956 Answer (January 31) – BULKY
  • Wordle 955 Answer (January 30) – EXPEL
  • Wordle 954 Answer (January 29) – LEGGY
  • Wordle 953 Answer (January 28) – EMBER
  • Wordle 952 Answer (January 27) – SNAKE
  • Wordle 951 Answer (January 26) – ALOOF
  • Wordle 950 Answer (January 25) – BLOCK
  • Wordle 949 Answer (January 24) – RELIC
  • Wordle 948 Answer (January 23) – STILL
  • Wordle 947 Answer (January 22) – TWEAK
  • Wordle 946 Answer (January 21) – NORTH
  • Wordle 945 Answer (January 20) – LARGE
  • Wordle 944 Answer (January 19) – THING
  • Wordle 943 Answer (January 18) – STOLE
  • Wordle 942 Answer (January 17) – COURT
  • Wordle 941 Answer (January 16) – BLOND
  • Wordle 940 Answer (January 15) – LUNCH
  • Wordle 939 Answer (January 14) – DOING
  • Wordle 938 Answer (January 13) – HEARD
  • Wordle 937 Answer (January 12) – ROUTE
  • Wordle 936 Answer (January 11) – BRIEF
  • Wordle 935 Answer (January 10) – THREW
  • Wordle 934 Answer (January 9) – LINER
  • Wordle 933 Answer (January 8) – FINAL
  • Wordle 932 Answer (January 7) – STONY
  • Wordle 931 Answer (January 6) – CABLE
  • Wordle 930 Answer (January 5) – LUNGE
  • Wordle 929 Answer (January 4) – SCANT
  • Wordle 928 Answer (January 3) – TWIRL
  • Wordle 927 Answer (January 2) – AGING
  • Wordle 926 Answer (January 1) – MURAL
  • Wordle 925 Answer (December 31) – SALTY
  • Wordle 924 Answer (December 30) – THREE
  • Wordle 923 Answer (December 29) – CHILD
  • Wordle 922 Answer (December 28) – LEARN
  • Wordle 921 Answer (December 27) – DAISY
  • Wordle 920 Answer (December 26) – PHONE
  • Wordle 919 Answer (December 25) – EVOKE
  • Wordle 918 Answer (December 24) – GRACE
  • Wordle 917 Answer (December 23) – SLOPE
  • Wordle 916 Answer (December 22) – TOUCH
  • Wordle 915 Answer (December 21) – BUILT
  • Wordle 914 Answer (December 20) – SMALL
  • Wordle 913 Answer (December 19) – TABLE
  • Wordle 912 Answer (December 18) – FUNNY
  • Wordle 910 Answer (December 16) – BACON
  • Wordle 909 Answer (December 15) – GLOBE
  • Wordle 908 Answer (December 14) – TOPIC
  • Wordle 907 Answer (December 13) – WOULD
  • Wordle 907 Answer (December 13) – SPENT
  • Wordle 906 Answer (December 12) – THESE
  • Wordle 905 Answer (December 11) – HOUSE
  • Wordle 904 Answer (December 10) – CHAIN
  • Wordle 903 Answer (December 9) – SHIFT
  • Wordle 902 Answer (December 8) – SHARP
  • Wordle 901 Answer (December 7) – SLEEP
  • Wordle 900 Answer (December 6) – WOMAN
  • Wordle 899 Answer (December 5) – YOUNG
  • Wordle 898 Answer (December 4) – WORST
  • Wordle 897 Answer (December 3) – ADAPT
  • Wordle 896 Answer (December 2) – GENRE
  • Wordle 895 Answer (December 1) – TAKEN
  • Wordle 894 Answer (November 30) – RESIN
  • Wordle 893 Answer (November 29) – SUSHI
  • Wordle 892 Answer (November 28) – SCOPE
  • Wordle 891 Answer (November 27) – TAWNY
  • Wordle 890 Answer (November 26) – SOLID
  • Wordle 889 Answer (November 25) – GUIDE
  • Wordle 888 Answer (November 24) – THROW
  • Wordle 887 Answer (November 23) – QUEEN
  • Wordle 886 Answer (November 22) – PIXEL
  • Wordle 885 Answer (November 21) – PIANO
  • Wordle 884 Answer (November 20) – CANDY
  • Wordle 883 Answer (November 19) – QUEUE
  • Wordle 882 Answer (November 18) – THINK
  • Wordle 881 Answer (November 17) – TARDY
  • Wordle 880 Answer (November 16) – TRUST
  • Wordle 879 Answer (November 15) – SIGHT
  • Wordle 878 Answer (November 14) – SASSY
  • Wordle 877 Answer (November 13) – GREEN
  • Wordle 876 Answer (November 12) – MEANT
  • Wordle 875 Answer (November 11) – ACTOR
  • Wordle 874 Answer (November 10) – LEASH
  • Wordle 873 Answer (November 9) – GLAZE
  • Wordle 872 Answer (November 8) – NINJA
  • Wordle 871 Answer (November 7) – LIMIT
  • Wordle 870 Answer (November 6) – TRADE
  • Wordle 869 Answer (November 5) – FLARE
  • Wordle 868 Answer (November 4) – MANIA
  • Wordle 867 Answer (November 3) – ARDOR
  • Wordle 866 Answer (November 2) – UNTIL
  • Wordle 865 Answer (November 1) – NOISE
  • Wordle 864 Answer (October 31) – BLEAK
  • Wordle 863 Answer (October 30) – GRAIL
  • Wordle 862 Answer (October 29) – PHONY
  • Wordle 861 Answer (October 28) – MASON
  • Wordle 860 Answer (October 27) – NOBLE
  • Wordle 859 Answer (October 26) – PIQUE
  • Wordle 858 Answer (October 25) – RETRY
  • Wordle 857 Answer (October 24) – CAUSE
  • Wordle 856 Answer (October 23) – TEMPO
  • Wordle 855 Answer (October 22) – SMIRK
  • Wordle 854 Answer (October 21) – SMIRK
  • Wordle 853 Answer (October 20) – OCCUR
  • Wordle 852 Answer (October 19) – SPLAT
  • Wordle 851 Answer (October 18) – MERCY
  • Wordle 850 Answer (October 17) – ADULT
  • Wordle 849 Answer (October 16) – GRAPH
  • Wordle 846 Answer (October 13) – UNCLE
  • Wordle 845 Answer (October 12) – KNELT
  • Wordle 844 Answer (October 11) – SKUNK
  • Wordle 843 Answer (October 10) – SNAIL
  • Wordle 842 Answer (October 9) – TRUTH
  • Wordle 841 Answer (October 8) – BINGE
  • Wordle 840 Answer (October 7) – VIOLA
  • Wordle 839 Answer (October 6) – CHIME
  • Wordle 838 Answer (October 5) – BUNCH
  • Wordle 837 Answer (October 4) – SPURT
  • Wordle 836 Answer (October 3) – WHILE
  • Wordle 835 Answer (October 2) – MERRY
  • Wordle 834 Answer (October 1) – BERET
  • Wordle 833 Answer (September 30) – DADDY
  • Wordle 832 Answer (September 29) – AZURE
  • Wordle 831 Answer (September 28) – COACH
  • Wordle 830 Answer (September 27) – SMILE
  • Wordle 829 Answer (September 26) – LOYAL
  • Wordle 828 Answer (September 25) – ROCKY
  • Wordle 827 Answer (September 24) – RIGHT
  • Wordle 826 Answer (September 23) – CAROL
  • Wordle 825 Answer (September 22) – BRUSH
  • Wordle 824 Answer (September 21) – STONE
  • Wordle 823 Answer (September 20) – SNARE
  • Wordle 822 Answer (September 19) – CLOSE
  • Wordle 821 Answer (September 18) – FRANK
  • Wordle 820 Answer (September 17) – MUSIC
  • Wordle 819 Answer (September 16) – ANGEL
  • Wordle 818 Answer (September 15) – EXERT
  • Wordle 817 Answer (September 14) – RAYON
  • Wordle 816 Answer (September 13) – CLEAR
  • Wordle 815 Answer (September 12) – WHISK
  • Wordle 814 Answer (September 11) – OLDER
  • Wordle 813 Answer (September 10) – QUOTE
  • Wordle 811 Answer (September 8) – ROUSE
  • Wordle 810 Answer (September 7) – DWELL
  • Wordle 809 Answer (September 6) – GNASH
  • Wordle 808 Answer (September 5) – BIRCH
  • Wordle 807 Answer (September 4) – GIDDY
  • Wordle 806 Answer (September 3) – AWAIT
  • Wordle 805 Answer (September 2) – ONION
  • Wordle 804 Answer (September 1) – SPACE
  • Wordle 803 Answer (August 31) – BRIDE
  • Wordle 800 Answer (August 28) – WRITE
  • Wordle 799 Answer (August 27) – PEACE
  • Wordle 798 Answer (August 26) – CHOIR
  • Wordle 797 Answer (August 25) – OCEAN
  • Wordle 796 Answer (August 24) – WORDY
  • Wordle 795 Answer (August 23) – VERVE
  • Wordle 794 Answer (August 22) – SPICE
  • Wordle 793 Answer (August 21) – BEACH
  • Wordle 792 Answer (August 20) – QUEST
  • Wordle 791 Answer (August 19) – MAGMA
  • Wordle 790 Answer (August 18) – EXACT
  • Wordle 789 Answer (August 17) – AMISS
  • Wordle 788 Answer (August 16) – SCRUB
  • Wordle 787 Answer (August 15) – INDEX
  • Wordle 786 Answer (August 14) – SNAKY
  • Wordle 785 Answer (August 13) – WRATH
  • Wordle 784 Answer (August 12) – QUICK
  • Wordle 783 Answer (August 11) – HELLO
  • Wordle 782 Answer (August 10) – EMPTY
  • Wordle 781 Answer (August 9) – LOVER
  • Wordle 780 Answer (August 8) – BULLY
  • Wordle 779 Answer (August 7) – BROOK
  • Wordle 778 Answer (August 6) – POLYP
  • Wordle 777 Answer (August 5) – ANODE
  • Wordle 776 Answer (August 4) – CHART
  • Wordle 775 Answer (August 3) – PARTY
  • Wordle 774 Answer (August 2) – BEGET
  • Wordle 773 Answer (August 1) – TENTH
  • Wordle 772 Answer (July 31) – STYLE
  • Wordle 771 Answer (July 30) – BATHE
  • Wordle 770 Answer (July 29) – CURLY
  • Wordle 769 Answer (July 28) – ETHOS
  • Wordle 768 Answer (July 27) – DISCO
  • Wordle 767 Answer (July 26) – HEART
  • Wordle 766 Answer (July 25) – WHEEL
  • Wordle 765 Answer (July 24) – HOBBY
  • Wordle 764 Answer (July 23) – WHALE
  • Wordle 763 Answer (July 22) – FROZE
  • Wordle 762 Answer (July 21) – BURLY
  • Wordle 761 Answer (July 20) – FLANK
  • Wordle 760 Answer (July 19) – TONIC
  • Wordle 759 Answer (July 18) – FLYER
  • Wordle 758 Answer (July 17) – DROOP
  • Wordle 757 Answer (July 16) – TOPAZ
  • Wordle 756 Answer (July 15) – CRONE
  • Wordle 755 Answer (July 14) – BARGE
  • Wordle 754 Answer (July 13) – BARGE
  • Wordle 753 Answer (July 12) – WHIRL
  • Wordle 752 Answer (July 11) – EARTH
  • Wordle 751 Answer (July 10) – FOLLY
  • Wordle 750 Answer (July 9) – ENTER
  • Wordle 749 Answer (July 8) – COWER
  • Wordle 748 Answer (July 7) – DONUT
  • Wordle 747 Answer (July 6) – WINDY
  • Wordle 746 Answer (July 5) – VENOM
  • Wordle 745 Answer (July 4) – IRATE
  • Wordle 744 Answer (July 3) – HOTEL
  • Wordle 743 Answer (July 2) – MOSSY
  • Wordle 742 Answer (July 1) – BLEEP
  • Wordle 741 Answer (June 30) – STRAW
  • Wordle 740 Answer (June 29) – DINER
  • Wordle 739 Answer (June 28) – TRACT
  • Wordle 738 Answer (June 27) – ABOUT
  • Wordle 737 Answer (June 26) – GUEST
  • Wordle 736 Answer (June 25) – RODEO
  • Wordle 735 Answer (June 24) – COVET
  • Wordle 734 Answer (June 23) – COVET
  • Wordle 733 Answer (June 22) – TASTE
  • Wordle 732 Answer (June 21) – CRANE
  • Wordle 731 Answer (June 20) – FROST
  • Wordle 730 Answer (June 19) – KAZOO
  • Wordle 729 Answer (June 18) – SHYLY
  • Wordle 728 Answer (June 17) – RANCH
  • Wordle 727 Answer (June 16) – STRAP
  • Wordle 726 Answer (June 15) – MAYBE
  • Wordle 725 Answer (June 14) – PLUNK
  • Wordle 724 Answer (June 13) – PLUNK
  • Wordle 723 Answer (June 12) – WRONG
  • Wordle 722 Answer (June 11) – GUARD
  • Wordle 721 Answer (June 10) – AGAIN
  • Wordle 720 Answer (June 9) – BALSA
  • Wordle 719 Answer (June 8) – CRUMB
  • Wordle 718 Answer (June 7) – HATER
  • Wordle 717 Answer (June 6) – SCOUT
  • Wordle 716 Answer (June 5) – ENNUI
  • Wordle 715 Answer (June 4) – BEAST
  • Wordle 714 Answer (June 3) – NANNY
  • Wordle 713 Answer (June 2) – JAZZY
  • Wordle 712 Answer (June 1) – JAZZY
  • Wordle 711 Answer (May 31) – AGILE
  • Wordle 710 Answer (May 30) – KNEEL
  • Wordle 709 Answer (May 29) – SKIMP
  • Wordle 708 Answer (May 28) – SKIMP
  • Wordle 707 Answer (May 27) – RAMEN
  • Wordle 706 Answer (May 26) – SWINE
  • Wordle 705 Answer (May 25) – BAGEL
  • Wordle 704 Answer (May 24) – UTTER
  • Wordle 703 Answer (May 23) – CLERK
  • Wordle 702 Answer (May 22) – BRASH
  • Wordle 701 Answer (May 21) – BRASH
  • Wordle 700 Answer (May 20) – FLASK
  • Wordle 699 Answer (May 19) – SHORN
  • Wordle 698 Answer (May 18) – SHORN
  • Wordle 697 Answer (May 17) – PLANK
  • Wordle 696 Answer (May 16) — LATTE
  • Wordle 695 Answer (May 15) — CANOE
  • Wordle 694 Answer (May 14) — SCARF
  • Wordle 693 Answer (May 13) — ACRID
  • Wordle 692 Answer (May 12) — SNACK
  • Wordle 691 Answer (May 11) — BROOM
  • Wordle 690 Answer (May 10) — ETHIC
  • Wordle 689 Answer (May 9) — COCOA
  • Wordle 688 Answer (May 8) — AGLOW
  • Wordle 687 Answer (May 7) — GHOUL
  • Wordle 686 Answer (May 6) — ANGER
  • Wordle 685 Answer (May 5) — BELOW
  • Wordle 684 Answer (May 4) — HORDE
  • Wordle 683 Answer (May 3) — HORDE
  • Wordle 682 Answer (May 2) — SULKY
  • Wordle 681 Answer (May 1) — RANGE
  • Wordle 680 Answer (April 30) — PLAZA
  • Wordle 679 Answer (April 29) — CEDAR
  • Wordle 678 Answer (April 28) — CIRCA
  • Wordle 677 Answer (April 27) — LOGIC
  • Wordle 676 Answer (April 26) — METRO
  • Wordle 675 Answer (April 25) — JOKER
  • Wordle 674 Answer (April 24) — KAYAK
  • Wordle 673 Answer (April 23) — KAYAK
  • Wordle 672 Answer (April 22) — KAYAK
  • Wordle 671 Answer (April 21) — KAYAK
  • Wordle 670 Answer (April 20) — PLATE
  • Wordle 669 Answer (April 19) — THUMP
  • Wordle 668 Answer (April 18) — HOUND
  • Wordle 667 Answer (April 17) — WHIFF
  • Wordle 666 Answer (April 16) — DWELT
  • Wordle 665 Answer (April 15) — THIEF
  • Wordle 664 Answer (April 14) — THIEF
  • Wordle 663 Answer (April 13) — CARAT
  • Wordle 662 Answer (April 12) — BORAX
  • Wordle 661 Answer (April 11) — QUALM
  • Wordle 660 Answer (April 10) — UNDER
  • Wordle 659 Answer (April 9) — SNAFU
  • Wordle 658 Answer (April 8) — LEDGE
  • Wordle 657 Answer (April 7) — LOCUS
  • Wordle 656 Answer (April 6) — LEAFY
  • Wordle 655 Answer (April 5) — SMASH
  • Wordle 654 Answer (April 4) — RATIO
  • Wordle 653 Answer (April 3) — FLORA
  • Wordle 652 Answer (April 2) — STOCK
  • Wordle 651 Answer (April 1) — MARCH
  • Wordle 650 Answer (March 31) — MARCH
  • Wordle 649 Answer (March 30) — BREAD
  • Wordle 648 Answer (March 29) — BESET
  • Wordle 647 Answer (March 28) — HURRY
  • Wordle 646 Answer (March 27) — GUANO
  • Wordle 645 Answer (March 26) — UNTIE
  • Wordle 644 Answer (March 25) — VOTER
  • Wordle 643 Answer (March 24) — GROUT
  • Wordle 642 Answer (March 23) — DUVET
  • Wordle 641 Answer (March 22) — DUVET
  • Wordle 640 Answer (March 21) — TOUGH
  • Wordle 639 Answer (March 20) — GLOVE
  • Wordle 638 Answer (March 19) — CREDO
  • Wordle 637 Answer (March 18) — YACHT
  • Wordle 636 Answer (March 17) — MEALY
  • Wordle 635 Answer (March 16) — CIDER
  • Wordle 634 Answer (March 15) — SWEEP
  • Wordle 633 Answer (March 14) — SURLY
  • Wordle 632 Answer (March 13) — BLAME
  • Wordle 631 Answer (March 12) — BIRTH
  • Wordle 630 Answer (March 11) — EMAIL
  • Wordle 629 Answer (March 10) — REVEL
  • Wordle 628 Answer (March 9) — WHERE
  • Wordle 627 Answer (March 8) — REGAL
  • Wordle 626 Answer (March 7) — HORSE
  • Wordle 625 Answer (March 6) — PINKY
  • Wordle 624 Answer (March 5) — TOXIC
  • Wordle 623 Answer (March 4) — TREND
  • Wordle 622 Answer (March 3) — SQUAT
  • Wordle 621 Answer (March 2) — ABOVE
  • Wordle 620 Answer (March 1) — MOOSE
  • Wordle 619 Answer (February 28) — POLKA
  • Wordle 618 Answer (February 27) — WORSE
  • Wordle 617 Answer (February 26) — SYRUP
  • Wordle 616 Answer (February 25) — FIFTY
  • Wordle 615 Answer (February 24) — ARBOR
  • Wordle 614 Answer (February 23) — VAGUE
  • Wordle 613 Answer (February 22) — RIPER
  • Wordle 612 Answer (February 21) — RUDDY
  • Wordle 611 Answer (February 20) — SWEET
  • Wordle 610 Answer (February 19) — KIOSK
  • Wordle 609 Answer (February 18) — AVAIL
  • Wordle 608 Answer (February 17) — CACHE
  • Wordle 607 Answer (February 16) — MAGIC
  • Wordle 606 Answer (February 15) — SALSA
  • Wordle 605 Answer (February 14) — SOUND
  • Wordle 604 Answer (February 13) — USAGE
  • Wordle 603 Answer (February 12) — GIANT
  • Wordle 602 Answer (February 11) — DEBUG
  • Wordle 601 Answer (February 10) — HEADY
  • Wordle 600 Answer (February 9) — STAGE
  • Wordle 599 Answer (February 8) — FLAIL
  • Wordle 598 Answer (February 7) — APPLE
  • Wordle 597 Answer (February 6) — NINTH
  • Wordle 596 Answer (February 5) — DANCE
  • Wordle 595 Answer (February 4) — UNLIT
  • Wordle 594 Answer (February 3) — TASTY
  • Wordle 593 Answer (February 2) — SHIRK
  • Wordle 592 Answer (February 1) — SCOLD

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