daily house mouse
Wordle 709 3/6
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Wordle 709 4/6
PUNCH CRUST DOUSE MOUSE
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La palabra del día #508 5/6
(SUPER RATÓN ÁRIDA MIGRA FIRMA)
Wordle 709 2/6
(SUPER MOUSE)
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Wordle 710 5/6
ADIEU COVEN TENET SNEER KNEEL
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Wordle 710 5/6
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Wordle 710 5/6
GRASP BLOCK MILKY KNELT KNEEL
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La palabra del día #509 4/6
(TRACÉ CHULO CLISO COLMO)
Wordle 710 4/6
(TRACE MINED HOVEN KNEEL)
3 Likes
daily lever kneel
Wordle 710 3/6
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Wordle 711 3/6
ADIEU ALIVE AGILE
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daily agile
Wordle 711 2/6
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Wordle 711 4/6
CRANE SAUTE AMPLE AGILE
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Question: When you look at the WordleBot analysis, it sometimes tells you you had a choice between two words, but in the stats it tells you that one word was more likely than the other. Today, for instance AGILE was a little more likely than my guess of ADDLE.
Where do these odds come from? Isn’t Wordle pulling from a great big list of possible words, and so any two words are equally-likely? Or does it weigh more common words higher so they have a higher chance of being there?
Note: I know there are two different lists, one for all possible solutions and one for all words it accepts. But in this case, both words were a possible solution, both words fit, yet one was slightly more “likely” than the other.
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Maybe it is looking at the double-D as being a lesser option than the word with differing letters?
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Wordle 711 6/6
FROTH WINKY CUBIC ASIDE ALIVE AGILE
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So it has a list of words, which AGILE and ADDLE are both on, but it sometimes avoids choosing the latter as the day’s puzzle because it doesn’t like double letters?
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La palabra del día #510 3/6
(MANTO FERIA VIRAL)
Wordle 711 3/6
(MANTO GRAPE AGILE)
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scout daily gamey hanky jazzy
Wordle 712 5/6
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Wordle 712 6/6
ADIEU GROAN SHAFT WACKY BALMY JAZZY
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Wordle 712 5/6
FROST PLINK HEDGE JAMMY JAZZY
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Wordle 712 6/6
Phew indeed!
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