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Line 1: This is something different – a single “H” in the wrong place.

Line 2: I found where the “H” goes, at least!

Line 3: With no “T” and no “W” or “C”, there are only a couple more letters to pair with the “H”… and the “G” isn’t the one that it is.

Line 4: So.. there is no “E” ” or “I” or “O” or “U”. I could either play a word here with “A” – though “graph” wouldn’t work because the “R” isn’t in the puzzle… And then I thought of an alternate with a “Y” as a vowel… “Glyph” – and it worked! This was a lot of fun! 🙂

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Line 1: “E” and “R”… Good to have something, but they are two very common letters, this doesn’t tell me a lot.

Line 2: I made “ER” “RE”, but didn’t have any better luck.

Line 3: So… I had originally thought of playing “where” but wanted something that didn’t have the two “E”s. It’s obvious I was tired, because I changed the word to “whelp” and didn’t realize that I had dropped the “R”. I was just happy I had two letters correct and in correct positions.

Line 4: Since the first letter wasn’t “W”, I figured it was very likely to be “T”. I did well on that, and got back to words with two “E”s. I did well with that as well. But I wonder what that missing letter between the “E”s could be…

Line 5: I still didn’t catch the missing “R” here.

Line 6: It was at this point that I realized that I had dropped the “R” after line 2, and that I’d need it to solve the puzzle. It was a horrible, sloppy win, but it was a win nonetheless. Sometimes it happens that way, and sometimes there are ones that are played well that are lost.

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Line 1: Hmm.. “A” and “R”. At least not “A” and “E”, right? (Of course, I didn’t play “E” here.

Line 2: Let’s move the “R” to the front – still not right. However, the “A” is now correct, and I got the “E” in the correct spot right off – woot!

Line 3: I *think* “gamer” was the answer to a Wordle way back when (apparently it was) but I played it anyway, and I’ve got the correct spot for the “R”.

Line 4: I was really, really torn here about whether to keep playing “expert mode”, so to speak, and just try to figure out what the two missing letters were in those two slots, or find words that used a lot of the letters left to eliminate letters more quickly. I couldn’t think of any good words that would help me significantly more than just choosing letters to go in those two slots, but the decision made me really nervous that I wasn’t going to get this puzzle.

Line 5: There actually weren’t as many combinations out there as I had imagined, but I was still very pleasantly surprised to get this one. “Baker”!

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Line 1: Maple didn’t start out too badly – misplaced “A” and “L”

Line 2: And… second verse, same as the first.

Line 3: Yay! I got the “A” in the right place. But I forgot to use the “L”. At least I got an “N” as a replacement, I guess.

Line 4: I hadn’t played “U” yet, but since I played “E”, “I”, and “O” and none of them appear in the word, I got to thinking there was a good chance that “A” was the only vowel. Then I started thinking about how the “L” and the “N” could be placed in that circumstance. “S” still hadn’t been played, and could be combined to make “SL” or “SN” words. Even though “N” could be combined with a couple of other consonants, things like “slank” aren’t words. Switching to “SN”, as soon as I saw “SNA” and the “L” in spot 5, “snarl” came to mind quickly.

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Line 1: My two problem children appear again, but at least “E” is in the correct place.

Line 2: “Amble” did really well here… What would happen if I reversed the “A” and the “M”?

Line 3: Sweet! 🙂 (Literally!) This was a puzzle I solved really quickly – a good thing for a tough day.

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Line 1: “Valet” gives me both of my problem children – “A” and “E” in the wrong places.

Line 2: Here we go again!

Line 3: At least I have placed the “A” and the “E”, but what’s with not being able to find any consonants?

Line 4: You know you’re desperate when you start guessing “Q” words. It’s one thing when the gamble pays off, but when not, it looks kind of stupid.

Line 5: Is there a third vowel? Yes! Finally some progress!

Line 6: By this time, “inane” was pretty much all that I could think of that fit between the “I” and the “A” and the “E” with the letters left. However, I was not sure at all that I had this and was quite relieved that I got it. I think this was even harder than “mummy“!

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