For those who want to practice their Spanish, there’s a Wordle en español.
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Wordle 208 6/6
Yuuuuck, took a bad approach today. Seemed like a good idea at the time
If you want a real challenge, try Sanuli, the Finnish version. 
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The real challenge will be when somebody crosses Wordle with Conway’s Game of Life and you only win if you get the word AND your final yellow-letter pattern is stable.
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Wordle 208 6/6
As you can see, I landed on the same combination of green letters as you one row earlier. Still took an experimental elimination of letters before I managed to find the right word in the last line.
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That progression of yellow is pleasing
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In hindsight, it is
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There’s already an “adversarial” version.
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Absurdle in 6
Absurdle 6/∞
ETA: In 5 the next game
Absurdle 5/∞
Absurdle 11/∞
Absurdle 8/∞
Yeah, this one was hard. Getting that 0-fer on the fourth try (and eliminating almost every common consonant) made the options very limited.
Wordle 208 5/6
Absurdle 8/∞
ETA – After a lot of work, the best I could do was this. 5 might be the best possible:
Absurdle 5/∞
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I got it in six.
Absurdle 6/∞
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Absurdle 6/∞
P.S.
Wordle 210 4/6
Absurdle 6/∞
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I guess searching for the word list is a puzzle in its own right, but for me it would kinda take the fun out of it.
Today’s Wordle, letters edited out:
I’m new to it, but I got in a good early guess and went from there (though my third guess wasn’t in the wordlist-- I’m not sure why that doesn’t count as a guess.)
If you click on “share” and then “copy text” it does all the editing out for you:
Wordle 211 4/6
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So that players can’t cheat by entering strings of letters that are not real words. If your opening “guess” was AEIOU you would get at least one letter revealed straight away.
EDIT:
Wordle 211 4/6
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Grr
Wordle 211 4/6
