#wordle craze

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i've been getting a lot of mileage out of black sweater + wide legged pants + boots this year. i am a Fashionable Young Rat

also i hopped on the wordle craze super late but it's become a highlight of my mornings tbh. it makes me feel smart

(they/them for my sona pls)

[imsofansie]

R.I.P. Brooklyn 99. I’d love to see an episode where there’s a wordle craze amongst the precinct.

[hyrulianpirate]

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Tagged by the very cool @shiny-good-rock ty ty fam <3

Last Song: this song by natori, it's a B O P

Favorite Color: I really love dark saturated tones, and I'm always a sucker for dusty blue/dark yellow/deep greens/browns specifically

Last Book: Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor, it's the sequel to Strange the Dreamer (which is also a good fantasy book) and AKLADSKJLDASKJAF ITS SO GOOD ( ;´ - `;)

Last Movie: ahhh kung fu panda!! My siblings and I used to put this movie on our dvd player when we had sleepovers in the basement together, and bc dvd players would start playing the movie again if you left it on the main menu screen for too long, we'd accidentally watch it all night/the next morning from losing the remote or falling asleep. We had a family sleepover over the holidays last month and watched it in the basement again <3 (I don't watch that many movies in general lol)

Last TV Show: hehehehEHEHEHEHEH PERCY JACKSON 𓇼 ⋆.˚ 𓆝⋆.˚ 𓇼 (i've been rewatching the existing episodes, i'm so excited to watch the season finale on wednesday)

Sweet/Spicy/Savory: I like all of them, but i guess sweet>savory>spicy? or savory>sweet>spicy, but spicy is definitely third

Relationship Status: perfectly content ❀⸜(˶´ ˘ `˶)⸝❀

Last Thing I Googled: "all the quordle octordles" i've rediscovered the wordle craze in my heart and am learning all the spinoff versions through googling several of the silly names at once

Current Obsession: I just got an acceptance letter from one of the grad schools I applied to for this upcoming fall term, and i can't stop thinkiNG ABOUT IT FAM IM GONNA GO BACK TO SCHOOL <3 I found that my favorite part of my career to date has been getting people the information they're looking for in a format that works best for them, and that i'm really good at it. I've been working towards this for a while now, but I'm gonna get my MLIS degree and be a librarian~ and y'all already know about my batfam-shaped attention spike, we're all on tumblr here together

Looking Forward To: ice skating with my seestor again <3 Tagging: @thehyrulewhovian, @extremesofmediocrity, @paperraptor, @crazy-pages, and @humming-fly ⋆⭒˚｡⋆₊ ⊹

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eep @sageclipse i adore you ty for the tag <3

Last song i listened to: "Butch" - Saint Motel, according to Spotify. Makes sense, I've been on a Saint Motel kick. Love them.

Currently watching: I am a chronic show re-watcher. It's super rare for me to be watching something new. That being said, I'm watching Bob's Burgers for the first time because I needed something in the background for my furious crochet sessions. It's pretty funny.

Also -- not sure if it counts because it's not technically "watching" but I recently started Welcome to Night Vale from the beginning and I adore that podcast so so much.

Sweet/savory/spicy?: I'm a sweet/savory combo girly tbh. Love a good peanut butter cup any day of the week.

Relationship status: Taken <3 (my partner's and my 5-year anniversary is next week lol crazy)

Current obsession: uhhh fandom related? creloise, I guess? (eloise x cressida from bridgeton bc I'm once again being clowned by a netflix show; its whatever). generally speaking I did fall victim to the olipop craze. also the wordle still.

tagging makes me so genuinely anxious for no reason whatsoever and also I think this has circulated a bit over the past week-ish so I'm tagging @shares-a-vest @oh-stars and @augustjustice pls feel free to ignore but just know I think ur cool <3

[noneedtofearorhope]

i know the wordle craze was like a few decades ago now, but anyone play ‘quordle’? where you do 4 simultaneous wordle puzzles?

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Wordle 1,116 5/6

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The Alexandria Times #1 (ARCHIVED)

The Louisiana Times Games: WORDLE CONNECTIONS

Those Ocean Leafy Eyes: 

“I actually had the chance to have green eyes” says writer Alexander on their evergrowing tangent about them having had the chance to have green/coloured eyes many generations ago. “So— actually, my grandfather from my mother’s side— may he rest in peace— actually had green eyes, but my grandmother had brown eyes” as genetics do, their grandmother’s powerful eyes paved the way for their children’s features. And… yes, they might’ve gotten their hopes up—according to our sources (my mum)— by expecting at least ONE of their children to have green eyes, that dream slowly stayed as it was, a dream. 

“But, at least my mother had hazel eyes, those are pretty, but nope. ” as a remark to their father’s black hair and eyes.

“i think if i did have either green or hazel eyes, i would’ve been fucking unstoppable”

“On another note, i actually could’ve also got blue eyes as well, as some of my cousins do'' while this may seem unrelated, keep in mind the fact that my uncle married his cousin —(disgusting i know please do not comment my parents aren’t like that so don’t you worry)— so somewhere along the way, they could’ve got blue eyes, but again as genetics do, the stronger and darker ones always take the lead. What you should take away from this is to never marry a person for the colour of their eyes because u will be astoundingly disappointed. 

BREAKING NEWS: 

What is highlighted in Pink is commentary from my dear friend sofia from when i sent her this article months ago.

According to our sources, rates of teenagers crushing and falling for men whose ages range from (20-60) have increased tremendously, A lot were known from theirpreviously successful roles and still remain relevant such as: Christian Bale, (need him) Known for American Psycho (2000)

and Hayden Christensen, Known For Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)& Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005), However, he has made a recent comeback with his role as ‘Anakin Skywalker’ in the new Ahsoka (2023) series. 

Fans went ballistic over the man, partly because of the “Barbenheimer’ craze, and mostly because he has cheekbones higher than most crackheads. (Need him too)

Teenagers online make sexual remarks towards these men such as but no limited to: 

“I’d take his little boy (not the bomb)”

In reference to the name of one of Oppenheimer's bombs. 

“I’d let him Ultraviolence me”

Referring to singer, Lana Del Rey’s Studio album, Ultraviolence

“Also, his hands are so nice, i want him to ###### ## until i ### so #### i #### #### ## ###### have been ############### ####### into ##### ### ######”

As a remark towards one of the aforementioned actors.

It’s Nice To Remember:

Things that happened today, January 31st throughout the course of history: 

The United Kingdom formally left the European Union, more than three years after the country voted for “Brexit.” (FUCK THEM BRITS I HATE THOSE LAZY FUCKERS) (2020)

American singer and actor Justin Timberlake, who was a member of the hugely successful “boy band” *NSYNC, before launching a solo career, was born in Memphis, Tennessee. (1981)

The American film drama The Misfits, which was directed by John Huston, had its world premiere. (1961)

Austrian composer Franz Schubert was born near Vienna. (1797)

Today is National Hedgehogs day.

Don’t forget to congratulate your hedgehogs.

Guess The Lyric: 

M__t__l_, p_ys__al__ w__k. _os_ b___ b__wing u_ my ph_ne, __t th_y ju__ ain’t y_u. (Louise (formally 'Alex') I do not have time to solve this)

Answer:-- . -. - .- .-.. .-.. -.-- / .--. .... -.-- ... .. -.-. .- .-.. .-.. -.-- / .-- . .- -.- / -- --- ... - / -... --- -.-- ... / -... .-.. --- .-- .. -. --. / ..- .--. / -- -.-- / .--. .... --- -. . / -... ..- - / - .... . -.-- / .--- ..- ... - / .- .. -. .----. - / -.-- --- ..-

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Quordle Hints & Answers: Check Out The Quordle Words For March 20

In a shift away from the popular Wordle craze, a new contender has stepped into the word puzzle gaming arena—Quordle. This fresh game is gaining attention for its innovative approach to word puzzles, distinguishing itself from traditional offerings in the genre. Hosted by Merriam-Webster, Quordle puzzles are becoming popular for their unique design, challenging players to carefully consider their…

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Quordle today – hints and answers for Monday, January 8 (game #714)

It is time to your day by day dose of Quordle hints, plus the solutions for each the principle sport and the Each day Sequence spin off.  Quordle is the one one of many many Wordle clones that I am nonetheless enjoying now, round 18 months after the daily-word-game craze hit the web, and with good purpose: it is enjoyable, but in addition troublesome. What’s extra, its makers (now the web…

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Quordle today - hints and answers for Sunday, December 3 (game #678)

It’s time for your daily dose of Quordle hints, plus the answers for both the main game and the Daily Sequence spin off.  Quordle is the only one of the many Wordle clones that I’m still playing now, around 18 months after the daily-word-game craze hit the internet, and with good reason: it’s fun, but also difficult. What’s more, its makers (now the online dictionary Merriam-Webster) are also…

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Diving into the Wordplay Wonderland: Explore NYT Wordle on Tumblr!

In the vast landscape of Tumblr where creativity knows no bounds, there's a hidden gem that's been sparking a linguistic revolution - NYT Wordle.

This delightful word puzzle game has taken the Tumblr community by storm, offering a daily dose of mental stimulation wrapped in a five-letter challenge.

Let's uncover the charm of NYT Wordle and why it's becoming a favorite among Tumblr users.

The Buzz around NYT Wordle: Nestled in the digital realms of nytimeswordle.net, NYT Wordle has emerged as a brain-teasing phenomenon. Originating from The New York Times, this game has evolved from a simple wordplay exercise into a global sensation, with Tumblr users at the forefront of the craze. With just six attempts to guess a five-letter word, the game invites players into a world where strategy meets linguistic finesse.

Tumblr-Friendly Features: What makes NYT Wordle a perfect fit for the eclectic Tumblr community? Its elegant simplicity and strategic challenges make it a game that resonates with users seeking a mental workout with a dash of fun. The minimalist design aligns seamlessly with Tumblr's aesthetic preferences, creating an immersive experience for players of all ages.

Community Connection and Social Fun: Beyond the solitary joy of solving word puzzles, NYT Wordle on Tumblr fosters a sense of community. Players can share their triumphs, strategies, and engage in friendly banter with fellow word enthusiasts. The game's daily puzzles provide a perfect excuse for Tumblr users to come together, creating a shared experience that goes beyond the digital realm.

How to Embark on the Wordle Journey: Ready to embark on the NYT Wordle adventure within the Tumblr community? Head over to nytimeswordle.net, where the daily word puzzles await. The intuitive interface ensures a smooth experience, allowing Tumblr users to focus on the joy of unraveling words without any distractions.

Linking Up with NYT Wordle on Tumblr: For an instant plunge into the world of wordplay, click here. Challenge your mind, connect with fellow Tumblr users, and discover why NYT Wordle is weaving its linguistic magic across the Tumblr community.

Conclusion: In the dynamic and creative space of Tumblr, NYT Wordle has found its niche, offering a perfect blend of challenge and simplicity. Join the linguistic journey on nytimeswordle, where daily puzzles await your unraveling. Embrace the daily challenges, connect with the Tumblr community, and make NYT Wordle a staple in your digital repertoire.

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Quordle today - hints and answers for Tuesday, October 3 (game #617)

It’s time for your daily dose of Quordle hints, plus the answers for both the main game and the Daily Sequence spin off.  Quordle is the only one of the many Wordle clones that I’m still playing now, around 18 months after the daily-word-game craze hit the internet, and with good reason: it’s fun, but also difficult. What’s more, its makers (now the online dictionary Merriam-Webster) are also…

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Quordle today

(Image credit: Getty Images) It’s time for your daily dose of Quordle hints, plus the answers for both the main game and the Daily Sequence spin off.  Quordle is the only one of the many Wordle clones that I’m still playing now, around 18 months after the daily-word-game craze hit the internet, and with good reason: it’s good fun, but also difficult. What’s more, its makers (now the online…

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So, wordle is a game where you have to guess a five-letter word, and you have six guesses. For each letter in your guess, it marks it as either green (correct letter in the correct place), yellow (the letter occurs in the word, but you have it in the wrong place), or grey (the letter's not used at all). For example, if the word was "carts" and you guessed "radio", it would mark the R as yellow, so you know there's an R somewhere in the word, but not as the first letter, and the A as green, so you know that you have it in the right place, and the d, i, and o as grey, so you know those letters aren't used at all. The official version has recently been bought up by the New York Times, and can be found at nytimes dot com slash games slash wordle. The official version has one word each day, and everyone gets the same word. There's other copycat versions, too, that aren't limited to one per day. There's a page with a bunch of different version at ftw dot usatoday dot slash lists slash wordle-knockoffs-imitations-guide-word-games

Hi Data,

This ask if from a thousand years ago, obviously, and I'm terrible at responding to asks. I honestly wasn't even trying to get to my inbox, this new desktop layout has me so messed up.

But now that the Wordle craze seems to be long over, and I forgot about it, my Mom randomly asked me if I've heard of it because someone showed her how to play on the NYT website. So I started playing and now I'm hooked. And, though my relationship with my Mom is rocky at best, we actually now text every day to ask "Did you get the word today?" Which is actually pretty cool!

Thank you so much for taking the time to write out this explanation - this was super helpful and you're really good at explaining things clearly. Thank you for all the info and I'm sorry I didn't get around to answering you sooner!

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New York Times Wordle: The Word Game Creating Internet Sensation

New York Times Wordle: Today's Addictive Word Game Sensation

Wordle, the latest word game craze, has taken the internet by storm. This addictive game offers a simple yet challenging experience for players.

The objective is to guess a five-letter word correctly within six tries. Each guess prompts the letters to change color, indicating their position in the word—whether they are correct, misplaced, or not part of the word at all.

Developed by Josh Wardle, a talented software engineer from Brooklyn, New York Wordle was initially designed for his word game enthusiast wife. However, the game's popularity quickly spread among Wardle's friends and family, leading him to release it to the public in October 2021.

Wordle has gained widespread acclaim for its minimalist design and captivating gameplay. Prominent media outlets such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal have featured articles about the game, attributing it to the revival of interest in word games.

For those seeking an engaging and challenging word game, New York Times Wordle is a must-try. This browser-based game is not only free to play but also accessible to anyone with an internet connection.

How to Play New York Times Wordle

To enjoy the excitement of New York Times Wordle, simply visit the official website and click on the "Play" button.

You'll be greeted by an empty grid with six letter boxes, representing the target word.

To begin, input a five-letter word of your choice into the first box. As you make your guesses, the letters will change color to provide valuable feedback. A green letter indicates a correct guess in the right position, while a yellow letter implies a correct letter in the wrong position. On the other hand, gray letters signify that the letter is not part of the word at all.

You have a total of six attempts to guess the word correctly. Failing to do so within the given tries will result in a loss, but you can always try again the next day.

Tips for Playing New York Times Wordle

Here are a few helpful tips to enhance your New York Times Wordle experience:

Begin with common letters: Opt for words that contain frequently used letters to improve your chances of guessing the word correctly within fewer attempts.

Observe letter colors: Pay close attention to the changing colors of the letters as they provide valuable clues regarding their positions in the word.

Think outside the box: Don't hesitate to guess unlikely words. Surprisingly, your intuition might lead you to the correct answer more often than you expect.

Strategies for New York Times Wordle

There are various strategies you can employ when playing New York Times Wordle.

Consider these approaches to enhance your gameplay:

Prioritize common letters: Start by guessing words with commonly used letters, as they are more likely to be part of the target word. This tactic increases your chances of guessing correctly in fewer tries.

Analyze letter colors: Use the color cues of the changing letters to deduce their correct positions in the word. This strategic approach enables you to eliminate incorrect possibilities and narrow down your choices.

Embrace unexpected guesses: Don't shy away from guessing seemingly unlikely words. You'd be surprised how often an unconventional guess leads to the correct answer.

Variations of New York Times Wordle

New York Times Wordle offers several exciting variations to keep players engaged:

New York Times Wordle Unlimited: This variation allows unlimited gameplay, enabling you to enjoy as many games as you desire.

New York Times Wordle Hard Mode: Experience a heightened challenge by utilizing all the letters from previous attempts in subsequent guesses.

New York Times Wordle Duo: Engage in a friendly competition by playing Wordle with a friend.

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