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Holy smokes, it’s the first Saturday of February! It’s also a snowy day and I’m busy with household chores and basically being a housewife, cooking, cleaning and organizing, all that stuff. I believe I would have been a good stay-at-home father or “house husband”.
In any case, I’m late to this post so let’s skip the prologue and get straight into it!
How to solve today’s wordle
Signal: Very short, and sometimes directly before the soft.
Signal: This Wordle ends with a vowel.
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today’s wordl
Answer:
wordley analysis
Every day I check the Wordle bot to see how I did. You can check your Wordles with Wordle Bot right here,
One of those days when you don’t find a great opening word and it’s hard to come back from. bloat i found another yellow box spinal cord I got another one, but it wasn’t until curio I narrowed it down to just one remaining word: micro To win!
competitive wordley score
I get no points for guessing in four and -1 point for losing to a bot that gets in three. regret!
Today’s Word Etymology
The word ‘micro’ comes from the Greek prefix “micro-“, meaning “small.” It has been adopted in English and many other languages to denote something that is small in size or scale. This prefix is used in various scientific and general contexts to indicate a factor of one millionth (in measurement) or to indicate something that is significantly smaller than a standard or standard size, such as a “microorganism” (a very small organism), “microscope” (a device for viewing very small objects), and “microchip” (a tiny semiconductor used to perform logic and memory functions).
Source: www.forbes.com
