Today's "Wordle" Solution Hints, Tips, and Solution for February 16th (Sunday)
Hey there! It's a relaxed Sunday, even more so because tomorrow is President's Day, extending our weekend. Think of it as an extra Saturday, ain't that sweet?
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Now, let's get into this Wordle business.
Solving Today's Wordle
Hint: Smooth as butter.
Clue: This Wordle's vowel count exceeds its consonants.
Warning! Spoilers ahead!
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The Answer:
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Wordle Analysis
I initially thought my opening guess was a bothersome blessing. Sure, three green boxes are encouraging, but they also mean a plethora of surprisingly comparable words to choose from: STARE, SCARE, SHAPE, SCALE, and so on. Turns out, I was left with 18 potential words, most of which were awfully alike. I needed to eliminate as many letters as possible, especially H, P, R, and C. By guessing something with a new vowel, I landed on CHURN. The 'U' proved crucial, leaving me with only SUAVE as an option!
Competitive Wordle Points
I earned 1 point for solving in 3 turns and 0 points for tying the Bot. 1 point is just right!
How to Play Competitive Wordle
- Guessing in 1 bags 3 points; guessing in 2 bags 2 points; guessing in 3 bags 1 point; guessing in 4 bags 0 points; guessing in 5 bags -1 points; guessing in 6 bags -2 points; and missing the Wordle bags -3 points.
- If you outsmart your opponent, you bag 1 point. If you tie, you bag 0 points. And if you lose to your opponent, you bag -1 point. Sum it up to get your score. Keep a daily tally or play for a fresh score every day.
- Fridays bag double the points – both positively or negatively.
- You can stick to a daily tally or simply play day-by-day. Have fun!
Today's Wordle Origins
The word 'suave' originates from the Latin 'suāvis', signifying "sweet" or "agreeable". It drifting into Old French as 'suave' with the same meaning and then eventually traveling into English during the 16th century. Initially, it preserved the notion of being "pleasant" or "charming". Over time, it changed to specifically describe someone with a smooth, confident, and sophisticated demeanor in social or interpersonal situations.
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- If you're in need of a Wordle hint today, my Twitter account might have something for you.
- The word 'suave' was the answer for Wordle #1338, a challenging one with an interesting history.
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- To solve tomorrow's Wordle, remember the hint: 'Smooth as butter'.
- If you're new to the game, Wordle hints and clues can be found online, along with the Answer once it's revealed.
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