Wordle Solution Unveiled for May 10th: Hints, Clues, and Reveal for Puzzle Number 1421 on Saturday
Hey there, Wordle enthusiasts! Today's a beautiful day, but let's not forget about our daily Wordle challenge. Here's a brain-boosting helper to get you started:
Wordle Assistance
Clues and Hints
Hint: This Wordle is the gut-wrenching cousin of "Stripe".
Clue: Two vowels work together in this Wordle, leaving you with just four unique letters.
Spoilers ahead!
Game On!
Unscramble the anagram to reveal the mystery:
Play Now *Guess the category of this phantom phrase:
Play Now *Crown each region with the reigning word:
Play Now *Unlock a trivia ladder by deciphering the riddle:
Play Now *
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Unveiling the Secret: Revealing the Wordle
Wordle Investigation
Want a helping hand in your Wordle games? Check out Wordle Bot for your guessing game analysis right here: [Wordle Bot Link].
RADIO didn't quite light up the board today, leaving me with an angry yellow 'A' and a whopping 261 possibilities. CLUES narrowed things down to 26, but that was still a bite too much. BEAST trimmed the herd to just two — FEAST or YEAST. My intuition led me to YEAST, and luckily I took a leap of faith.
The Wordle Scoreboard
I gotta say, I only managed to guess the word in four moves, earning me zero points. The Bot scored the same way. That leaves our scores as follows:
Erik: 11 pointsWordle Bot: 5 points
Enter the World of Competitive Wordle
- Guessing in 1 move: 3 points, Guessing in 2 moves: 2 points, Guessing in 3 moves: 1 point, Guessing in 4 moves: 0 points, Guessing in 5 moves: -1 points, Guessing in 6 moves: -2 points, and a missed Wordle: -3 points.
- Beating your opponent: 1 point, Tie: 0 points, Losing to your opponent: -1 point. Sum up to get your score. Keep a daily tally or play for a fresh one every day.
- Fridays are Double XP days, meaning your points are doubled—positive or negative.
- Play for a tally or a day-by-day update. Have fun!
The Wordle's Roots
Yeast owes its existence to the Old English word giest or gist, meaning both "foam" and "leaven" — a reference to the froth produced by fermenting dough. The Old English word has its origins in the Proto-Germanic justam, which comes from the Proto-Indo-European root yeu, meaning "to swell, foam".
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- For today's Wordle, the hint suggests it's related to "Stripe" and has two working together vowels, leaving four unique letters, making it a challenging one.
- Today's Wordle, YEAST, did not reveal itself easily as it was narrowed down to two options, FEAST and YEAST, through the clue and an intuitive guess was required.
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