The Sunday Wordle that gave the author a hard time was indeed a challenging one. With only 315 words remaining, the author had to think carefully about their next move.
To start with, they looked at the starting word provided by the Wordle Bot: SLATE. However, they decided to use STALE as their starting word instead. The hint given was that it's impossible to catch bugs, which didn't provide any clear clues, but did suggest that the answer might have a double letter.
The author tried out different guesses, including FUNKY and FUNNY, but neither of these led to a solution. However, when they guessed BUNNY, they finally got a green "N" in the correct spot. This narrowed down the possible solutions to just one: BUNNY was the answer.
The Wordle Bot's analysis also provided some insight into how the author could improve their game. The Bot scored points for guessing in 3 attempts (1 point), and for beating the author in a competitive game (-1 point).
In terms of Competitive Wordle, the rules are as follows: guessing in 1 attempt is worth 3 points, guessing in 2 attempts is worth 2 points, and so on. Guessing in 6 attempts or missing the word altogether results in negative points.
The article also touches on the etymology of the word "bunny." Originally, it referred to a young rabbit in Old English dialect. Over time, the term broadened to become a general term for cute animals.
Overall, the author's journey to solving the Sunday Wordle was a challenging one, but with careful thought and analysis, they were able to come out on top.
To start with, they looked at the starting word provided by the Wordle Bot: SLATE. However, they decided to use STALE as their starting word instead. The hint given was that it's impossible to catch bugs, which didn't provide any clear clues, but did suggest that the answer might have a double letter.
The author tried out different guesses, including FUNKY and FUNNY, but neither of these led to a solution. However, when they guessed BUNNY, they finally got a green "N" in the correct spot. This narrowed down the possible solutions to just one: BUNNY was the answer.
The Wordle Bot's analysis also provided some insight into how the author could improve their game. The Bot scored points for guessing in 3 attempts (1 point), and for beating the author in a competitive game (-1 point).
In terms of Competitive Wordle, the rules are as follows: guessing in 1 attempt is worth 3 points, guessing in 2 attempts is worth 2 points, and so on. Guessing in 6 attempts or missing the word altogether results in negative points.
The article also touches on the etymology of the word "bunny." Originally, it referred to a young rabbit in Old English dialect. Over time, the term broadened to become a general term for cute animals.
Overall, the author's journey to solving the Sunday Wordle was a challenging one, but with careful thought and analysis, they were able to come out on top.
. Like, who tries FUNKY after STALE? The clue about double letters didn't even seem that clear-cut. And don't even get me started on guessing BUNNY as their first try 
. But hey, more power to 'em for persevering and eventually figuring it out! 
. And what's up with negative points for missing the word? That just feels like penalizing people for taking risks and trying new things 
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. Who knew it started out as a term for young rabbits in Old English? That's some cool etymology stuff 
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. I think the trick is to start with a word that has double letters, like STALE. I used SLATE as my starting word but then I changed my mind and went with STALE. The hint about bugs didn't help much, but I'm glad they mentioned double letters because it made me think of words like FUNNY.
. Then I guessed BUNNY and finally got that one green "N" in the right spot 
. It was such a relief! And did you know that BUNNY used to mean just young rabbits? Like, not even cute animals anymore 
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. I'm trying to get all 3 points in one attempt but it's super hard 
. Anyway, congrats to whoever solved this week's puzzle - they must be total geniuses 
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this wordle thing is like, super addictive right? i mean i saw that 315-word limit and i'm already thinking of all the words i could've used lol. but seriously, i love how the author took their time to think it through instead of just throwing out random guesses. and that hint about double letters was super helpful 
but what's up with the scoring system? 3 points for one attempt? doesn't seem very competitive to me 
I've been trying this Wordle thingy with my friends and it's actually kinda hard, but in a good way. We all try to guess the words together and see who can solve it first. It's such a great feeling when you finally figure it out 
. Bring it on! 
and yeah the etymology of bunny is wild didn't know it came from old english dialect, cool stuff 
! I mean, 315 words remaining is like, super challenging 
It's like, who knew that something cute like a bunny has such depth? 
. It's all about improvement, right? And I'm curious to try out this Competitive Wordle thingy now