Today’s ‘Wordle’ #1423 Hints, Clues And Answer For Monday, May 12th

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ForbesToday’s hints ‘Wordle’ #1422, clues and answer on Sunday, May 11by Eric Kane

The weekend came and went. I hope everyone will have a holiday or a nice! It is great, so I spent the weekend to get some increases with hot yoga and OrangeHeory. A very active and very tired weekend but I feel a million dollars.

In any case, the two arrived and there is a job to be done. WordLes to solve! Let’s solve today.

How to solve the wordle today

Hint: Show your muscles.

Idea: This shell begins and ends with the consonant.

Well, The spoilers below!

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Answer:

Wordle analysis

Every day I check the WordLE BOT to help analyze my guessy game. You can check your words with Wordle Bot here.

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There is no idea where the tide came from, but it emerged in my head and connected it as a first guess. With only 94 words and one green “I” stayed, these were not bad openings by any means. The sirens were my attempt to get rid of the largest possible number of letters as possible as possible, and I did the trick. It remains only one solution: the head muscle to win! Show them a gun!

Wordle competitive degree

Get one point for guessing in three and 0 to connect the robot and the robot gets the same. This leaves us with the beauty of May:

Eric: 12 points

Wordle robot: 6 points

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How to play a competitive Wordle

• Guessing in 1 deserves 3 points. Guessing in 2 deserves 2 points. Guessing in 3 deserves 1 point. Guessing in 4 deserves 0 points. Guessing at 5 points -1; Guessing at 6 points -2 points and the loss of Wordle is -3 points.
• If you overcome your opponent, you will get one point. If you connect, you will get 0 points. If you lose your opponent, you will get -1 points. Add to your degrees. Keep the daily running degree or just play for a new degree every day.
• Fridays are 2xp, which means you double your points – positive or negative.
• You can maintain running balance or just play day after day. Enjoy!

Origins, replace today

biceps It comes from Latin biceps Which consists of redundant Or “twice” and Cable Or “head” meaning “two heads”. In the seventeenth century, this was adopted in a new anatomical designation to refer to the large upper upper weapons muscle that has “two heads” or shoulder origins. In the nineteenth century, a single “muscle muscle” was adopted to indicate one arm muscle.

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