Today’s ‘Wordle’ #1228 Hints, Clues And Answer For Tuesday, October 29th
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The warm spells of late autumn have come to an end, and now temperatures are dropping into the low 40s. Everyone is in a hurry to bring out their winter gear. With snow on the way, I find myself wishing I had chosen to live on a tropical beach rather than in one of the snowiest cities in the continental U.S.
Tips For Cracking Today's Wordle
The Hint: This Wordle starts and finishes with a consonant.
Are you able to figure out today’s phrase?
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My experience with SPIRE didn't begin so well. I was left with 156 words to play with (which could have been a lot worse), but I also had just one yellow box available (which could have been much better). ADMIN made some adjustments and managed to reduce my word count to just 8. I took a shot at the word TUNIC because I've always had a fondness for tunics; to me, they seemed like a must-have item for anyone in the Medieval era. After all, knights wore tunics! Huzzah!
I earn one point for making a correct guess in three attempts, and I don't score any points if I end up with the same result as the Wordle Bot. I'm happy to finally get a point after several days of not scoring!
"Tips For Winning At Competitive Wordle"
The term "tunic" originates from the Latin word "tunica," which was a popular piece of clothing in Ancient Rome. Its roots probably extend back to the Greek word "thynakē," referring to a kind of linen attire. The word made its way into English via Old French during the Middle Ages and has gradually come to describe a loose, long top that is worn in different cultures.
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