Unveiling the Mysteries of Wordle #1303: Hints, Clues, and the Ultimate Solution for January 12th
Unwind on this chilly January Sunday with some gameplay or binge-watching! Here's today's Wordle hints, clues, and answer to satisfy your puzzle cravings:
Start your week with a refreshed mind by indulging in a variety of games or movies. Winter's nippy charm encourages cozying up at home. Dive into new TV shows and movies, or check out my weekly streaming guide. There's never a shortage of entertainment options!
But let's first tackle today's Wordle!
Wordle Solution for January 8
Wordle hints and clues
- The hint: The grand sum
- The clue: This Wordle contains an "LL" pair.
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Solution unveiled
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Wordle break down
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Brainstorming with the letter 'B' in mind led me to BRAIN. That narrowed it down to 302 remaining possibilities, which STEAL eventually sliced in half. OCTAL was my third attempt, but it didn't earn me a win.
I missed my chance for a miracle win by not trusting my initial instincts with the letter 'T,' which I almost picked for my third guess. Oh well, better luck next time!
Competitive Wordle ranking
I scored 0 points for guessing in four attempts, and -1 point for falling short to Wordle Bot, which cracked the code in three today.
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- Guessing in 1 round earns 3 points; guessing in 2 rounds earns 2 points; guessing in 3 rounds earns 1 point; guessing in 4 rounds earns 0 points; guessing in 5 rounds earns -1 point; guessing in 6 rounds leads to -2 points, and missing the Wordle is -3 points.
- Winning against an opponent gives 1 point, whereas if you tie, you earn 0 points. You lose to your opponent if you fall short, resulting in -1 point. Your total points can be summed up for a daily or ongoing score.
- Fridays bring double points, so your score can be amplified or reduced by 2XP.
Wordle etymology
The word "total" comes from the Latin term "tōtus," meaning "whole" or "entire." This developed into Late Latin "totalis," which referred to something complete or entire. From there, it entered Old French as "total," and later made its way into Middle English in the 14th century, retaining its core meaning.
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Engage in Wordle #1303 for today's challenge. If you need hints, consider the word contains an "LL" pair.
For those seeking Wordle hints and clues, try considering the document total or something whole.
Did you manage to guess the Wordle answer for Saturday? If not, the answer was an 'LL'-containing word.
Wordle enthusiasts might enjoy exploring Wordle hints and clues and additional insights through Wordle Bot.
Today's Wordle hint suggested considering the word's total or entirety.
