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What's the most memorable Wordle you've played, and why?
Creation date: Nov 6, 2024 10:31pm Last modified date: Nov 6, 2024 10:31pm Last visit date: Dec 1, 2024 9:27pm
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Julia Esmeralda (juliaesmeralda)
One of the most memorable Wordles for many players is when they solve a tricky word unexpectedly early or have a string of perfect guesses. Words with rare letters or double letters, like "FOCUS" or "SHEEP," often make for challenging puzzles. Getting a tough word quickly—especially on a first or second try—can feel like a lucky triumph, making the game unforgettable. For others, memorable Wordles come from guessing alongside friends and having close matches! What’s been your most exciting solve? Wordle UK
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