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Home»Business»Innovation»Hints, Clues, and Answer for Wordle #1137 – Tuesday, July 30th
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Hints, Clues, and Answer for Wordle #1137 – Tuesday, July 30th

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In Monday’s Wordle puzzle, the hint provided was “Rabid.” The clue was that the Wordle had more consonants than vowels. The answer to this particular Wordle was “FERAL.” Wordle Bot was used to help analyze the guessing game, with many yellow boxes turned over throughout the process. The first and second guesses were “TRADE” and “PALER,” respectively, before landing on the correct answer of “FERAL.” Unfortunately, this round resulted in 0 points for guessing in four and 0 points for tying the Bot.

Competitive Wordle scoring involves different point values for each guess. Guessing in 1 is worth 3 points, guessing in 2 is worth 2 points, and so on. Beating the opponent earns 1 point, tying results in 0 points, and losing to the opponent means -1 point. Fridays are considered 2XP days, where points are doubled. Players can keep a running tally of their scores or play for a new score each day. It is a fun and engaging way to challenge oneself with Wordle puzzles.

The word “feral” has an interesting etymology, originating from the Latin word “fera,” which means “wild animal.” It is the feminine form of “ferus,” meaning “wild” or “untamed.” The English language adopted the term in the 15th century through Middle French “féral,” initially referring to wild beasts and later encompassing domesticated animals that have returned to a wild state. It is commonly used to describe anything wild, untamed, or savage. Wordle enthusiasts can explore more content related to Wordle and other topics through the author’s blog, which offers daily Wordle and Strands guides, as well as other media-related articles.

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As avid Wordle players continue to engage in the daily puzzles, the competitive nature of the game adds an extra layer of excitement. With point values assigned to different guessing outcomes and the opportunity to earn extra points on Fridays, players can challenge themselves to improve their scores. The daily Wordle Etymology segment provides interesting insights into the origins and meanings of words used in the game, adding a level of educational value to the word puzzle experience. Players can also connect with the author on a book-themed Instagram page for more content related to literature and language.

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