Moonlight Wordle

[Lilly]

No help this time.

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[MickLifeCrisis]

No help this time.

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[Lilly]

Wow! You got it, MLC!

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I'll post another tomorrow.

[MickLifeCrisis]

[Shadow]

Have only barely heard of wordle, never tried it. I think I sort of get it......but is there significance to the different colors? Is yellow something different from green?

[allegrita]

Shadow, if a letter is yellow, that signifies that it's in the solution word, but not in the correct place. So, for example, in the word FANGS, the N and the G are yellow because they appear in the solution word, but in different locations than the 3rd (for N) and 4th (for G) places. If the letter appears in the same place that it occupies in the solution word, it will be colored green. MLC has been playing long enough (and is obviously a clever word game player!) that she made an excellent guess for the third try, and got the correct word. As the official Wordle game would do, Lilly colored all of the letters green to show that they're all in the correct place (thus, it's the correct word).

Congrats, MLC!

[Shadow]

Thanks Alle! That makes a lot more sense than my theory that green meant correct and yellow meant caution!

[Lilly]

Welcome, Shadow!


Here's today's Moonlight Wordle:

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[Ella713]

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[Lilly]

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Hi Ella -- MLC correctly solved the last puzzle - the answer was "NIGHT." I've started a new one.

[MickLifeCrisis]

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That makes a lot more sense than my theory that green meant correct and yellow meant caution!

Or as my son taught my grandson to say, "Red means stop. Green means go. Yellow means go faster."

[Lilly]

Or as my son taught my grandson to say, "Red means stop. Green means go. Yellow means go faster."

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[allegrita]

Or as my son taught my grandson to say, "Red means stop. Green means go. Yellow means go faster."

Oh, that's priceless!

Here's my guess. (I noticed that the M had disappeared from the alphabet, so I stuck it back in.)


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[Lilly]

Good catch, Alle - thanks!


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[MickLifeCrisis]

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