Wordle solutions and SPOILERS thread

[Fussbudget]

#376:

STING (real name Gordon Wasp)
BLEAT
MOUTH
HUTCH

No prize for guessing what Auntie's photo of the day will be

[Sporting]

SHITE
HUTCH

[ale]

Phew. With only one word to play had to guess between D or H

INERT
STALK
POUTY
THRUM
BUTCH
HUTCH

[nmrfox]

STARE
FLOUT
TUNIC
MUTCH
BUTCH
HUTCH

[Hot Orange]

R E A C H
T O U C H
B U T C H
H U T C H

[Logan Mountstuart]

[Guy Profumo]

W H A L E
H O R N Y
H U M U S
H U T C H

[Auntie Beryl]

SHITE
HUTCH

About right.

C L E A R
S C O U T
T U N I C
B U T C H
D U T C H
H U T C H

No prize for guessing what Auntie's photo of the day will be

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[Logan Mountstuart]

SHITE
HUTCH

Where there's muck there's brass.

[Sean of the Shed]

What Starsky often used to do.

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[Various Artist]

Yet another here in the BUTCH HUTCH club. A great guess at __TCH on turn 2, and mercifully I decided DUTCH couldn't possibly be a solution, but still had to stare for a minute after turn 3 to work out what on earth else was left:

O R A T E
P I T C H
B U T C H
H U T C H

I do love how DUTCH HUTCH for AB equates to INXS in Amsterdam.

[irony towers]

BUTCH was the word that caused an outcry when there were two Wordle solutions on the same day (the other was GECKO, IIRC).

Not that it stopped me from using it as my second guess today, as there have been a few words of that sort of flavour recently:

Y O U T H
B U T C H
H U T C H

[Fussbudget]

Heavens above. I thought I'd done well by annihilating my personal-best to get it in 3!

3 today, for a 3-word answer. I'm on a roll!

[Nocturnal Submission]

A 3. Bit of an American word, I think.

[Fussbudget]

#377:

MONTH
...tumbleweed...
OINTS
PINTO

Bit of an American word, I think.

You don't say.

Though I went to look up the definition and it said 'piebald' which I've also never heard, so I checked the French translation and I've also never heard that French word used to mean that. So clearly not my area of expertise regardless of the language

[Nocturnal Submission]

#377:

MONTH
...tumbleweed...
OINTS
PINTO


You don't say.

Though I went to look up the definition and it said 'piebald' which I've also never heard, so I checked the French translation and I've also never heard that French word used to mean that. So clearly not my area of expertise regardless of the language

I've just looked up what "Oints" means and I still don't think I've got my head around it.

[Fussbudget]

Applies ointment innit. It was never going to be the answer what with Wordle not liking conjugated verbs

[Nocturnal Submission]

I wonder if anyone has ever used that word IRL outside of a medical textbook?

[ursus arctos]

also



not to mention the exploding compact cars (a proper name, though)

[Sporting]

SHITE
DIRTY
PITTA
PINTO

As fas as I'm conerned it means I paint.

[ad hoc]

I managed in 3 too, though the time between my second guess and my 3rd was ludicrously long. Nice beans though. Possibly my second favourite after black eyed peas, and similarly impossible to find in Romania. Third favourite if chick peas are a bean

[Sporting]

Well, chickpeas seem to be a sub-sect of the big legume family.

[ale]

RADIO
IGLOO
BINGO (you have used the G you moron)
PINTO

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

RAISE
PILOT
PITON
PINTO

After a great second shot I thought I'd holed the birdie putt. Literally the only time I've ever heard 'Pinto' is the name of the Fiat car.

[nmrfox]

STARE
PILOT
PINTO - basically the only word that I could think of that would fit after that second shot - complete guess that it was even a word