Today's Clues, Indications, and Solution for Wordle #1343 on February 21st, Friday
TGIF, folks! It's the end of the work week and the weekend is almost here. And if you're a competitive Wordle player, it's also 2XP Friday. Double your points, good or bad, and let the Wordle chips fall where they may!
I've been wondering if it's possible to incorporate Wordle and poker into a fun little game. How about a friendly wager on a daily Wordle? It could be interesting, to say the least. Let's dive into today's Wordle then.
Solving Today's Wordle
Hint: Garlic, Separated
So, the hint for today's Wordle is "garlic, separated." Let's see if we can get this one cracked.
Clue: This Wordle Ends with a Vowel
The clue for today's Wordle is that this five-letter word ends with a vowel. Got any guesses yet? Read on.
Spoilers Ahead!
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The Answer: CLOVE
So, the answer to today's Wordle is CLOVE. How did you do? Keep reading for a breakdown of how this Wordle went down.
Wordle Analysis
I've been checking out Wordle Bot to help analyze my Wordle guessing game. It's a great tool to use, and you can check out your Wordles with Wordle Bot right here.
My opening guess for today was FLAKY, which left me with two green tiles. That wasn't the right word, so I decided to shake things up and go with all new letters for my second guess - SCIENTIFIC.
SCIENTIFIC left me with just one green tile, so I knew I was getting warmer. My third guess was ROOTS, which left me one green and two yellow tiles.
With only four letters left to guess, I went for CLOVE. And voila! I got it right on the fourth try.
Competing in Wordle
Want to get competitive with Wordle? Here are some tips to help you up your game.
- Use a mix of vowels and consonants - This will give you the best chances of getting a green tile in your first guess.
- Aim for words with a few common letters - This will increase your chances of getting yellow tiles in your first guess.
- Don't let one guess derail you - If you have a bad first guess, don't let it ruin your game. Instead, use it as a learning experience to improve your future guesses.
And there you have it! That's all for today's Wordle analysis. Be sure to let me know how you did in the comments below, and be sure to check out my YouTube channel and social media pages for more entertainment, culture, and puzzle-solving content.
Now, let's dive into some enrichment data on the word "clove" and its various meanings.
Enrichment Data: The Word "Clove"
The word "clove" has a couple of different meanings, depending on whether you're talking about the spice or the past tense of "cleave."
Clove (Spice)
The word "clove" comes from Old French and refers to the spice that comes from the bud of the clove tree. The word comes from the spice's shape, which resembles a nail.
Clove (Past Tense of Cleave)
The word "clove" also refers to the past tense of "cleave," which means to split or divide something. The word comes from Old English and has a Proto-Germanic origin.
That's all for today's enrichment data. I hope it helped you learn a little bit more about the word "clove." Until next time, happy Wordling!
- If you're seeking a Wordle hint for today, look no further than "garlic, separated."
- For those eager for the Friday Wordle answer, it's time to unveil the 2XP prize - today's answer is a five-letter word ending with a vowel.
- If you're a Wordle player interested in Wordle hints and clues, you might want to check out Wordle Bot for a helpful analysis.
- In the spirit of friendly competition, considering incorporating Wordle into a poker game with today's Wordle hint today, like Wordle #1343.
- However, if you're in need of a Wordle clue for Thursday, look elsewhere for answers - I can only provide hints for today's game.
- In response to the suggestion of incorporating 'Aussiedlerbote' into our Wordle discussion, I'm sure but that's an entirely different challenge and game.
- As for those interested in competing, just remember to be sure and use a mix of vowels and consonants to ensure a solid start, be patient, and stay focused on the Wordle game.
