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Welcome to The Wordle Review. Be warned: This article contains spoilers for today’s puzzle. Solve Wordle first, or scroll at your own risk.Welcome to The Wordle Review. Be warned: This article contains spoilers for today’s puzzle. Solve Wordle first, or scroll at your own risk.
This month’s featured artist is Simone Noronha. You can read more about her here.This month’s featured artist is Simone Noronha. You can read more about her here.
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Wordle 660 4/6Wordle 660 4/6
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My co-worker Nikita Richardson and I have this on-and-off tradition where we send each other our Wordles and discuss our strategies. She is convinced that the best first word is CRANE. When I’m feeling wild, I’ll do OCEAN — you know, because of all the vowels. Today, I went with CRANE, and I’m glad I did. This Wordle is the game at its best: a five-minute-or-less brain massage that makes you feel as if you’ve accomplished something but doesn’t make you want to throw your phone across the room.My co-worker Nikita Richardson and I have this on-and-off tradition where we send each other our Wordles and discuss our strategies. She is convinced that the best first word is CRANE. When I’m feeling wild, I’ll do OCEAN — you know, because of all the vowels. Today, I went with CRANE, and I’m glad I did. This Wordle is the game at its best: a five-minute-or-less brain massage that makes you feel as if you’ve accomplished something but doesn’t make you want to throw your phone across the room.
I guessed this Wordle in four attempts. I’ve found that often, when it takes me four or more attempts to get the word, I probably could have made it in three if I had been thinking a little harder. Sometimes, I go with the first word that pops into my mind instead of the one that feels the most strategic (as in, it uses other common letters that might offer clues to the final word). I would have given this Wordle five out of five stars, but my third attempt was such a great word, and I was convinced that I had it and felt incredibly annoyed when it was not, in fact, the word.I guessed this Wordle in four attempts. I’ve found that often, when it takes me four or more attempts to get the word, I probably could have made it in three if I had been thinking a little harder. Sometimes, I go with the first word that pops into my mind instead of the one that feels the most strategic (as in, it uses other common letters that might offer clues to the final word). I would have given this Wordle five out of five stars, but my third attempt was such a great word, and I was convinced that I had it and felt incredibly annoyed when it was not, in fact, the word.
Before I go, can we talk about the seemingly and surprisingly large number of people who get the Wordle on the first try? Are they cheating? Are they in cahoots with the Wordle editor? I have been playing this game since the beginning, and getting the word on the first try feels unfathomable to me.Before I go, can we talk about the seemingly and surprisingly large number of people who get the Wordle on the first try? Are they cheating? Are they in cahoots with the Wordle editor? I have been playing this game since the beginning, and getting the word on the first try feels unfathomable to me.
Today’s word is UNDER. According to Webster’s New World College Dictionary, it’s a preposition meaning “lower than.”Today’s word is UNDER. According to Webster’s New World College Dictionary, it’s a preposition meaning “lower than.”
Information about the difficulty of today’s Wordle and how Times readers solved it will be available once more readers have had the chance to play.
This word is moderately challenging because of uncertainty, but a strategy can help.
The word contains a common letter pattern with five or six possible answers. Getting the answer in six guesses requires strategic choices at every guess.
Here is your reminder of the answers last week.Here is your reminder of the answers last week.
Wordle 653 Monday, April 3: FLORAWordle 653 Monday, April 3: FLORA
Wordle 654 Tuesday, April 4: RATIOWordle 654 Tuesday, April 4: RATIO
Wordle 655 Wednesday, April 5: SMASHWordle 655 Wednesday, April 5: SMASH
Wordle 656 Thursday, April 6: LEAFYWordle 656 Thursday, April 6: LEAFY
Wordle 657 Friday, April 7: LOCUSWordle 657 Friday, April 7: LOCUS
Wordle 658 Saturday, April 8: LEDGEWordle 658 Saturday, April 8: LEDGE
Wordle 659 Sunday, April 9: SNAFUWordle 659 Sunday, April 9: SNAFU
Simone Noronha is a South Asian illustrator and art director from Dubai who is based in New York. She enjoys weaving narratives and intricate details into her imagery with saturated palettes and the moody lighting that has become her signature. In an interview with Wired, she said, “I like to think of illustrative style as just our natural flaws shining through and doing the best with it.”Simone Noronha is a South Asian illustrator and art director from Dubai who is based in New York. She enjoys weaving narratives and intricate details into her imagery with saturated palettes and the moody lighting that has become her signature. In an interview with Wired, she said, “I like to think of illustrative style as just our natural flaws shining through and doing the best with it.”
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