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What's the best Wordle starting word?

Don't be afraid to use our tip sheet ranking all the letters in the alphabet by frequency of uses. In short, you want starter words that lean heavy on E, A and R, and don't contain Z, J and Q.  Some solid starter words to try: ADIEU TRAIN CLOSE STARE NOISE

Today's NYT Wordle Answer for May 8 #1784: Here's What It Means - CNET
What does UMBRA mean?

Today's Wordle answer is UMBRA. NASA defines it as "the darkest, central part of a shadow cast by a celestial body, such as the moon or Earth, where light is completely blocked. In astronomy, it is the region of totality during a solar eclipse, while in physics, it represents a perfect shadow."  This might be the only Wordle answer that I don't think I have ever once heard before. I knew the word "penumbra," which refers to "the lighter, partial shadow surrounding the umbra during an eclipse," although I had to look up the definition. But I didn't know "umbra."  The word umbra is a tough one t

Today's NYT Wordle Answer for May 8 #1784: Here's What It Means - CNET

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Wordle's one-two punch as May 14's answer is even harder than yesterday's!

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Today's Wordle is a doozy May 13's answer is breaking people's streaks

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Hacker News · u/knotalegend · 5d ago

Show HN: Bevel – Guess the book from its opening passage

Built Bevel because my girlfriend is in a book club and I wanted to make her something. It’s a daily puzzle: you read a 200ish-word public-domain passage and try to deduce the author, decade, nationality, and title in fi…

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