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Anyone playing wordle?

"Roger"

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Four. Following up on @Rolltydr 's comment, this word is a past tense that is not normally used in America, but in England and some other parts of the word. In America, the past tense ends in the typical "ed." Personally I don't think the Times should have used it as this is an American game. (Not a terribly serious complaint, but a complaint nonetheless.)

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m4travels

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Roger said:
Four. Following up on @Rolltydr 's comment, this word is a past tense that is not normally used in America, but in England and some other parts of the word. In America, the past tense ends in the typical "ed." Personally I don't think the Times should have used it as this is an American game. (Not a terribly serious complaint, but a complaint nonetheless.)
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But I didn't think of past tense at all. This word does have a different meaning.
 
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It would be interesting to know which meaning of the word (past tense of spell or type of wheat) the writer intended. If past tense of spell, I’d say it was a bit if a trick word. If type of wheat, just a tough word, but fair. It wouldn’t make any difference in my score, so not a big deal. Also, in response to @“Roger”, although the game is now owned and operated by the NYT, it was invented by an Englishman who later sold it to the Times.
 
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An unexpected Three today.
 
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Four. Figures. ;)

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My sis got it in 2 today. Her 1st guess was ADIEU. Made the next guess a lot easier. :)
 
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