If you use the Find / Search built into your browser, make sure you *see* the word in the list and do not rely on seeing 1/1 found or 1/2 found. The reason is there are other words in the header and footer of the list pages, and you can get tricked to thinking a word is on the list. That happened to me today. I almost didn’t guess the right answer!
Looking at the word “honey” for today, it showed up as 1/2. I thought that meant that it has been used before, but it actually turned out to be the right answer. So, what does 1/2 mean? I’m assuming that 2/2 means the word has been used.
Marsha,
I’m not sure what you mean by 1/2 and 2/2. But if you did a search for the word “honey” on the list today using your browser’s Find command, you would not have found honey in the list *BUT* the word did appear at the bottom in the coffee thankyous where a multi-coffee donor is named RushNHoney!
Jeb
I wish each day’s new list included yesterday’s WORDLE word. Now it goes through day before yesterday’s WORDLE word. Could your code put in yesterday’s WORDLE word once the clock strikes midnight? Thanks!
The good news is there is less than a one thousandth chance that not having / remembering yesterday matters! (Probably not doing that math right but you know what I mean.)
Wanted to thank you for the list. I had my own going until mid March, when my IPad went dead, and I subsequently found out my notes weren’t backed up on the cloud, like my photos. It’s a six letter word…ASSume?. I was used to my list, so my average guess is up a bit, but I just hit 900. So ? for your efforts!
My father was a list guy. I have a video of him on a beach vacation when we were all trapped inside during a storm. He had a local phone book on his lap. Asked, “what are you doing, Dad?” He replied, “I’m making a list of all last names in this phone book that are colors.”
“God bless the list makers for they shall organize the earth!” 😉
You are welcome, Dave. You should be able to tap the triangles to save scroll time. They go back up to the A to Z index. (Named after the two Wordlers who suggested the idea.)
You are a bit early, Robbie. Because of player in far-west time zones, I do not update the list until 7 to 8 a.m. No spoiler for late-night, far-west Wordlers.
I update the prior day’s answer between 7 and 8 a.m. eastern time so as not to spoil late-night Wordlers playing in far-west time zones. One of the reason’s people like fiveforks.com/Wordle is because of the “No Spoiler” rule. Other lists update earlier, even the day before!
I suspect the reason plural nouns are not used is because it would cheapen the game, and essentially allows a whole bunch of four-letter words. Same with past tense. Although interestingly enough, some past tense words are used, like SHOWN. But probably never BAKED.
Because there are no official rules, I don’t believe it is cheating to use this list. That being said, I only use it after I have solved the word. But that’s my choice, not some official rule.
I think this list will be useful even if they start recycling words, and I hope you don’t get rid of it. I started using WordleBot, and if I ever want to analyze a past word, I can use your list to determine which date that word appeared.
Does anyone have a theory on why plural nouns are never used? I learned pretty quickly that a plural noun is NEVER a winner. Adding them into the mix would definitely up the word pool and thwart all this cheating (IMO) going on! Ha ha.. just for the record, while I think this is cheating, i still definitely use this brilliant site for when I’m on the 5th or 6th try…so no judgment here!
This is truly the best Wordle answer site of its kind out there.
Using the list is not cheating, in the sense there is no rule against keeping a list. I argue it is playing the game as designed because the game makers have decided to take away words like plurals, past tense, obscure, and PAST answers. Think about new users. They have no idea if a word has been used. Some people have great memories. Others don’t.
List users are probably more engaged in the game because they are restricting the words they can guess, and have to think of other words if they find their next guess is on the list.
Eventually words will have to be recycled. I think it should have always been that way, but then there would be no need for http://www.fiveforks.com/Wordle!
These two are “locked neighbors”. No word will (can) come between them. The longer the list grows, the more locked neighbors we will have.
SCALD #467
SCALE #1141
First of all thanks for creating this list. It is so necessary as the years go by and the used words pile up! The new index is superb! Easy to use and such a time saver. Thank you!
I agree with Nicole that there’s still a lot of scrolling with some letters. A better alternative to more arrows is what they do on eBay. When you do a search for an item and scroll down a ways, when you stop, an up arrow pops out in the lower right corner which will take you back to the top. No matter how much additional scrolling you do, that arrow remains in the same place until you follow it back to the top.
Thanks for being so responsive to everyone’s feedback.
Bill,
I’m trying to stay with straight HTML and avoiding introducing floating objects, but I’ll keep that in mind. Maintaining an every 20 arrow is a bit awkward as words accumulate between them, but not too hard.
Jeb
the arrows work for me, and the feature is great! saves a ton of scrolling. if there’s a way to maybe add the arrow every 20 words or so instead of just the first word of the letter, that’d be even better. just because there’s so many P’s/S’s/etc
Thank you for maintaining and sharing this list. I kept my own list for about a year, but it could never become very helpful with the first 600+ words absent. The up arrows work fine on iPad & Pixel 6a phone. I just discovered the block list and like it.
Larry
Thanks so much, Jeb, for adding the link to the start of each block of first letters and the back-to-top arrows. Pretty cool sharing in on the name of the index, too. This must be my 15 minutes of fame Andy Warhol predicted.
By the way, the up arrows work for me on both an iPad and an Android phone.
Thanks again for maintaining the list and adding the suggested features. I use the list daily.
Thank you for a wonderful useful page – exactly what a keen Wordler requires. And the instant scroll to the top arrows are handy too. Being able to look up words both alphabetically and by dates of appearance is perfect. Happy users thank great lists giver.
Thanks for the feedback Stephen. I like the extra date and # information for some reason. I like to know how “old” words are, which may become more important if NYT starts reusing words.
I use my (android using chrome) mobile phone to play Wordle and use this website. The jump links are not working and it shifts the columns. I’ve not tried on a computer.
Dona,
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll do some testing on Android / Chrome. I wonder if it has something to do with text size settings, and maybe I can adjust that. If I can replicate the problem, I’ll fix it!
Jeb
The functionality of the new up arrows (“back to top”) works fine for me. I use an HP laptop and Samsung Galaxy cell phone. On my cell, sometimes the arrow appears below the first word, but that’s just spacing between the alpha and chronological lists. It works fine, regardless. Thanks again!
Looks like you guys have a full data set here. Could you maybe provide a meta analysis of the most common letter at each position, such as Position 1: S-20%, T-10%, …
Position 2: T-15%, E-10%, …
Cris,
The on-page links are old fashion (simple) HTML “anchor links” and are used to jump to different places on the list for the A-Z index like “#b, #c, #d, etc.). But the up arrows all just say jump back up to “#a” (the top.) Are all the A-Z links working ok but none of the up arrows go back up?
Jeb
I use this all the time now. I was concerned about guessing burned words and this tool really helps avoid used words – occasionally I do slip up.
I use one phone for wordle and another older phone for this. Thank you
Thanks so much for your work. I rarely remember the word two hours after completing it! super convenient to have both chronological and alphabetical lists. The added arrows are extra convenience!
Yolanda spotted that OUTER was on the main list but missing from the block list, so I fixed that. I hand code the HTML for the list, and I can make sorting mistakes, so I did an audit of all words and lists. I found 5 other sorting mistakes, all just one word off, so not too bad. My favorite error was:
DINGO 1067
DINER 740
That sort has been corrected to:
DINER 740
DINGO 1067
While incorrect, DINGO DINER was more fun. Someone should trademark that.
It was helpful for the first letter, but if the first letter one uses is far down in the alphabet, does not make sense to come all the way back to it. Probably no way around that. Great idea though.
Bill’s suggested alpha search with Top arrows is great ! I was wishing there was a word search option to avoid scrolling so much and this new feature is a very efficient fix.
It would be wonderful if there was a alphabet tab on the right so you could quickly go to your first letter when you’re searching because It can change with every try
Thanks for the suggestion, Richard. Having a 26 letter floating menu on the right (or left) may be too tricky to pull off, so I’m going to try Bill’s suggestion to have the A-Z at the top with “Top” links with every letter group that can get you back to that menu qucikly. — Jeb
This is a great resource; I use it daily. ORDER was the solution on 06/27/2024 (#1104). It is shown on the Main list, but not in the Block list. Will you please add it to the Block list, please? Thank you!!
Now that the list is REALLY long, any chance you could add links at the top which would permit you to jump to the start of the word block for each individual letter, and then a link in each block of words which would take you back to the top? It would save a ton of scrolling.
I like the new name. ? thanks for the credit.
This site has been my goto for a long time now. Thanks to this list, I’m on 100% with a 405 day streak and 901 played.
Sorry if this has been asked already, but please can you explain why there are 4 days with 2 answers?
2/15/22 AGORA and AROMA
3/30/22 HARRY and STOVE
5/9/22 FETUS and SHINE
5/10/22 BUTCH and GECKO
I’ve been keeping my own list thus far, and my record only has the second word in each example
Good question, Alison. There is a small footnote at the bottom of the main list that summarizes:
“There are 5 “extra” words in this list: 0 CIGAR is the first answer. NYT changed 241, 284 and 324 resulting in people seeing two different answers on the same day.”
There were different reasons, for example, the FETUS change happened the same week as the Roe reversal.
I don’t think we will see these kinds of changes again because of a technical change in how Wordle works. The site no longer stores future answers on your local device (it used to) so Wordlers are less likely to not have the latest edit.
Hi Jeb… Additional comment…. 6/19/24 TERSE word is correct at top of Main List, but still showing “TENSE” at top of the Block list. ?
btw… I love this word check list. I have been playing Wordle for years and this has helped my stats. At 99% wins now. Thx.
Thanks for directing me on that. I couldn’t find it on the lists. But I see my little celebration of the third aniversrary was wrong on the block list.
Peril has been used. I know because it was the first puzzle I ever did. I started with the word PEARL and got the word PERIL in two, which led me to believe it was an easy game.
When Wordle changed to NYTimes I had at least two words to repeat. shirk(2)
sound (2)
I took pictures of them so I know that I am not mistaken.
Sound was 200 days apart
I guess they can give anyone the same or different words?
I have to correct myself. I went back to get the dates on the screenshots and I missed the word “found” but my last answer was sound and I wrote in sound instead of found on my list. I could not find two of shirk.
Thanks for the feedback, Terry. My understanding is we won’t see more of these because NYT changed the tech and quit sending future answer list for “offlilne play”. The 4 “two word days” I have documented happened before the change and are explained in the USA Today link below.
It’s been a battle, but the clean up is going well. It looks like the redirect adware (McCaffee anti virus?) impacts anyone using BING search engine to get to “five forks wordle” or something similar, but not Google, Duck Duck Go, or direct.
Updated now. Normally I update between 8am and 9am to avoid being a spoiler for all late night players (like Hawaii.)
But the site got hit by an adware virus on Sunday and while the list kept working, it prevented updating. Took 3 days and fixing over 450 code files! TBD if the virus is gone.
You might want to add a column of what I call the “failure rate” of the percentage of people trying and failing to discover the Wordle solution on a given day. This number is available on the Wordle analysis page as the percentage who successfully completed the Wordle, and is easy to derive. Just look at the Wordlebot analysis of “Everyones’s guesses on Turn 6”, and you are shown the percentage of people who completed the Wordle within 6 guesses. It is a measure of the difficulty of determining each day’s word. For example, the April 23rd Wordle was very difficult because only 70.6% completed the puzzle (so far- I’m writing this on the 23rd..!). So 29.4% failed today. Normally the failure rate is less than 1% or 2%.
Thanks for the tip Bruce. I see a lot more traffic on fiveforks.com/wordle on a difficult word day, and the 23rd (ROVER) was a record! I think the “rhyme trap” of HOVER, COVER, LOVER, etc. caught a lot of people.
I don’t have access to Wordlebot, but also I don’t think I’ll add the failure rate on the list because there are a lot of great stats sites for those interested.
I do anticipate adding some kind of “last used” day count when Wordle starts reusing words, depending on if they go full random or if they put a word in “time out” for a year, for example. If they go full random (which is what I think they should do), there will be no need for the list.
I do not update yesterday’s answer until later the next day because of time zones still playing “yesterday” today. Generally that is between 8 am and 9am eastern time.
6 am would cover Hawaii and Alaska but I’m not up that early. 😉
I double checked other archive sources. I do not see PAVER and PATCH as past answers so they are still eligible. Do you have dates of answers on your list?
I update the list when I play, which is usually between 8am and 9am Eastern but sometimes later. For sure, I wait for Hawaii to roll past midnight, which is 6 a.m. Eastern.
Hi, I am an old crone who doesn’t do and will never do Venmo. Is there another way to show my support for this very useful list of past solutions? I tried to keep up my own for a long time but it became unwieldy. Anyway, thanks for the list.
I’m not sure about other people, but I struggle with the words being in all italics.
Thanks for this list though. I refer to this list daily before every guess 🙂
CarolAnn,
As I add words sometimes groups of words in the Alphabetical list or the Chronological list look funny or poetic together. Not actual haiku at all, of course, just some Wordle humor.
Thanks for asking!
Jeb
Hey, is today the day — numero 1000? If so, the lighting on the Empire State Building is cool. But today’s word is meh.
Or do I have this all wrong? If I am off-base, you damn well better believe tomorrow’s word, which I think I’ll get in one, is — LOL, figure it out yourself…
I am looking for an “on page” search method that makes it more obvious. On a desktop browser, the built in “Find” works great on the list. But a phone is not so easy.
It’s almost hidden on an iPhone, but you can type a word in the address bar and look for the last suggestion: “On this page”. That goes into an mode that lets you keep typing other words to look for on the page. Not sure abou Android.
You guys inspired me to run a full audit, which I do very few months. I export the three lists: alpha / chron / block into Excel and compare the sorts / dates / and sequence #s to look for miskeys. I also compare against a third party list source. Found 3 sort errors and fixed. Dates and #s all good.
Love this and use it daily. and the fact that feedback is listened to and incorporated where needed (the coloured bits in the list).
I have another suggestion: seeing as we are nearing 1,000 words, would it be possible to add the alphabet to the top of the page with hyperlinks to the top of that section?
Keep up tye amazing work and thank you for creating this.
I am a big fan of five forks.com and use the block list. I have one request, would you mind toning down the fluro yellow on the main page new header? I find it’s quite glary!? Is that even a word ? I’ll have to look it up ?
Sorry for the glare Julie. Alas, the yellow is part of the Five Forks brand. Sunny? ? The word cloud comes from the past answers. I was thinking about having multiple clouds rotate, and will look at making those different color backgrounds.
The block list view “wraps” to fit the space provided. On my iPhone mini (small screen) at 100% font size (standard) I see 5 words across with the phone vertical and 8 words across with the phone horizontal. On my computer screen I see 10 words across.
Is your browser set to zoom in or increase the font size?
I got confused when I saw 2/26/2024 for yesterday’s word. Wait, what? We’re in the February 20’s already?? I’m retired and sometimes do forget the date, but really? No, must be a typo.
You may remember all of the excitement with Y2K – Year 2000. Well W1K is quickly approaching – Wordle #1000!
For the purists, http://www.fiveforks.com/wordle list has 3 additional words because the list starts with #0 and there were two days with two answers. But celebrating W1K with #997, while accurate, is mathematically geeky. But perhaps W1K deserves a 3 day celebration? (Or would it be 4?)
I author the list in raw HTML. But I have thought about authoring it in a Google Sheet and let the sheet create the HTML. If I did that, I could publish a share link to the Google sheet.
I’ll move this idea into the labs and tinker on it. Thanks for asking OB!
I just explored your site, and at first I thought Block List was a list of blocked words that are never going to be an answer, lol. I appreciate all your work here. Fantastic job!
Alternate groups of letters are either blue highlight or not. It helps rapidly scroll to the starting letter you may be working. A couple of regular users came up with this and weighed in on how much color it should be.
I do not know how to build that. But I use the “on page” search in my browser. On my Mac I use “Command F” (Ctrl F on PC) to do an on page search. It isn’t obvious on an iPhone, but you can search any page by typing the search word in the address bar, don’t hit enter, but instead scroll to the bottom of the suggestions to choose the “On This Page” search.
I just tried this. Maybe it will help. Using a desktop/laptop computer, I went to print the page, and chose print/save to a PDF file first. Do you have that option? (It is built in on a Mac.) Both columns printed properly to the PDF, and then the PDF could be used to (actually) print to your printer.
If you mean you are not seeing recent Wordle answers, try refreshig your screen to see if your page is cached. The site is updated every morning to include yesterday’s answer (so no spoiler.) There is a 24-hour refresh script that is supposed to do this for you, but scripts can be blocked.
If you mean my clothing is out of date, I’ll give you that. 😉
[See reply that counters this observation.]
Thanks for the list! Worldle does repeat words. You have Queen listed and they just used Queen this week ( November, ‘23) .
Patricia, I think this is a false alarm? I do not see that QUEEN was used prior to this week. One reason I keep the chronological list with dates and #s is to watch out for the day they repeat. I don’t think we’ve hit that day yet. But it has to happen some time.
Thanks Mike. Wendy reported this and I fixed it on Oct 28. Can you see if refreshing the page solves? The site is supposed to auto-refresh every 24 hours, but browsers can be set to block that.
An advantage of the vertical list is you can see the most recent word in the CHRON sort, which is supposed to be current through yesterday (no spoiler.)
Great lists! I haven’t decided which is easier for me but they’re both a big help.
Question: Does this game have an end date? Or will you eventually allow previously used words? It’s a fun game.
I have not heard anything from the editor about an end date. My guess is at some point she announces words will be recycled. I think words should be recycled after a time period like 1 or 2 years.
Thanks for spotting, John. That was a double-paste error. Fixed. No repeats yet. The day that happens, it will be big Wordle News, and it will change how I manage this list. If repeats become random, the list may have no use. Let’s not DWELL on it. 😉
If that announcement is made to repeat words, it will be big news indeed! I still think your list will have use, though. For me, it’s interesting to know what words have already been used, whether recycled or not. I never use the list while playing.
If recycle allowed after 12 months (for example), then keeping dates/counts on the list could still make the list useful.
TRADE #0870 11/06/23
TRADE #1535 09/02/25
Back to the future.
Scanning vertically is easier for me but the block list is more compact, so less scrolling. Could you alphabetize the block list vertically first then across?
However, my biggest question/complaint is: Why doesn’t Wordle just disallow all previously used words? Instead of indicating “not on word list,” say “previously used.” And keep the vertical list for reference on when used.
I like the idea of Wordle allowing any word, but maybe giving you a flag it is “not in the pool”, so you have a chance to not play it. That would put this list out of business! (Fine with me.)
Interesting idea to alphabetize each letter block list vertically, but no, I don’t know how to do that. The blocks are using word wrap and adjust based on the size of your screen. Not sure how vertical word wrap would work. Might be able to use “flow” css. Off to the labs…
I love your site! It’s so clean and easy to navigate. I don’t want to use words that have already been Wordles, so I check the list before every guess. The game’s definitely getting harder now that several hundred words have been used. Thanks so much for creating and maintaining your site!
I love your lists and use them every day, thank you for this service!
I noticed this morning in the alphabetical list that ‘caper’ is placed after ‘carry’, but I’m pretty sure it should come before ‘carat’.
Regards
Mandy
I really liked the highlighting you added a few weeks ago…and love the app altogether for sure. It makes Wordle so much more fun. I spread the word to whoever I meet that is playing wordle.
I really appreciate this website. At some point, maybe 100 or more wordles ago, I decided not to use any words that had already been wordles. There have been MANY times that doing so would have gotten me to the wordle sooner – but why use a word you KNOW can’t be the wordle? It’s getting harder now. There have been wordles for which I have wanted to use 5 -8 words that are already taken. It takes more time, but makes for a better game. I think. So thank you for your site. There are probably others with similar lists. But I like yours. I like both the running list and the alpha blocks. Thanks again. — A wordle player
Thank you for the feedback, Elissa. Much of the game is narrowing down, and used words can do that in the first, second, even third guess. But then you start running out of options, so you need to get to an available word. My brother beats me most of the time without the list, but he is a genius Scrabble player. 😉
The monospace font is new to make words easier to read, but that takes more room. Depending on how your phone settings are set, the two columns will stack. I can tweak some of the center space to tighten up.
Hi! I really appreciate this list! Thank you for creating it.
Have there been recent changes as I now have just an alphabetical list, there used to be a list of the words by day too.
Will that be coming back?
Thank you ?
I will have to look into how to do an on page search. Your browser supports on page search, but it is not obvious on an iPhone, for example, that you type a word in the URL field and then scroll to the bottom of type ahead to pick “Find on page.”
I wonder if alternating colors of text would be easier on the eyes than the blue highlight? Not a big deal, just wondering if something more subtle would be better. I do like the differentiation between letters.
Please retain the vertical list – it’s so quick to scroll through to the word one wants to check and, in any case, if it ain’t broke, why fix it? Thank you! ??
Vertical vs block list –
Vertical please. Much easier to scan.
Thank you for maintaining this list. It has helped me maintain my Wordle sanity ??
Much appreciated ?? ?? ??
With the list so long, block list is useful to me.
As a suggestion for block list – Would it be possible to have each starting letter on a new line / block?
Suggestion for both – could consecutive starting letter words have alternating colours? Eg. All words starting with A are Green, B Blue, C Green etc.
It’s only to make it easier to find, but the current lists work, and I refer to this first before I guess. Thank you so much for this helpful tool! I kept forgetting to update my own list, until I found this one. ?
I prefer the vertical list. I previously used an alpha list but it was so hard to single out words. I went searching for a vertical list and found YOU!!! I was so happy.
I do however like the suggestion to differentiate the start of each new letter. Whether by color or a line space, as Aitch suggested, would help, I think. But I also don’t know the difficulty in doing this, so if it’s not easy, then I’m completely happy with the list as is. Thank you for taking the time to do all this work!!!
INDEX #787 08/15/23
I may have been a little late updating the list in the 16th, which I usually do around 8 am eastern time the next day. But I was at the beach with toddlers! That was a good word with a starting I and an X!
FLYER has the incorrect number on the alphabetical list, it should be 759. Also, on the chronological list, after FLYER the sequential number is wrong. It jumps from 759 to 780. FLYER seems to be having a bad day.
You jumped from 759 to 780 in your numbering of the Wordle list. See below.
Chronological
HOBBY #785 07/24/23
WHALE #784 07/23/23
FROZE #783 07/22/23
BURLY #782 07/21/23
FLANK #781 07/20/23
TONIC #780 07/19/23
FLYER #759 07/18/23
It’s so great that you do this work. Many thanks.
Thank you for this list, it is exactly what I was looking for. I did find a tiny issue: your puzzle numbers went from #759 to 780 instead of to #760.
Thanks!
Please turn off the 60-second meta refresh that you added since yesterday; it’s very annoying. I have disabled it in my browser so it prompts me whenever I open a page with such a refresh directive, but that’s a further inconvenience to other sites that use it more responsibly.
Sorry about that. Just adjusted to 24 hours instead of 1 minute. I got feedback that the list was not updating for weeks, and it turned out some Wordlers keep http://www.fiveforks.com/Wordle as an open tab and did not refresh. I installed a refresher plugin that defaulted to 1 minute. Just changed it to 24 hours. Thanks for feedback!
Thank you Tamara! I screen cap my guesses each day as a back up record. On that day my third guess was CLASP, and I thought I had finished and updated the list the next day. But now I see the “P” was gray! Didn’t finish the race that day afterall…
Not in alphabetical order, please reorder:
CHARM / CHANT
COCOA / COAST
FISHY / FINER / FIRST
FLIRT / FLING
FRONT / FROCK
WALTZ / WACKY
Also: HOMER and UNZIP are out of order on your valuable list.
Thanks Ken. Should be all fixed now. I ended up using a spreadsheet to resort the ALPHA list. Will take extra care in my go-forward manual ALPHA placements.
First, I would like to thank you for creating and managing this list. My family and I use it every day. I would just like to point out that the alphabetical listing has some errors in it. It seems kind of picky but I’ve used the list a couple of times to verify that a word hasn’t been played yet only to realize that it HAS been played. It just wasn’t in the right place within the list. Here are the mistakes that I have found:
ALOFT and ALONE should be before ALOUD
CHANT should be before CHARD
COAST should be before COCOA
FARCE should be before FAULT
FISHY should be after FIRST
FLING should be before FLIRT
FROCK should be before FRONT
HAVOC should be before HEADY
HOMER should be before HORDE
RHINO and RHYME should be before RIPER
RUDDY should be before RUDER
SPIRE should be after SPILL
TAUNT should be after TASTY
UNZIP should be after UNTIE
WACKY should be before WALTZ
Thanks Paul. I manually update the CRON column each day (harder to mess that up) then copy paste the word # into the ALPHA list. I’ll have to be more careful there!
I love your list… use it every day. I couldn’t imagine doing Wordle without it. That’s why I need to take a minute to inform you that a mistake was made on 5/13. You apparently numbered the word for that day with the number from the previous day, so now your listings are one number behind, as illustrated below:
It really stumped me for a few minutes, until I backtracked a few days and caught it. I hope this helps, and I hope you continue providing this great service.
Thanks again,
Patrick Hall
If you use the Find / Search built into your browser, make sure you *see* the word in the list and do not rely on seeing 1/1 found or 1/2 found. The reason is there are other words in the header and footer of the list pages, and you can get tricked to thinking a word is on the list. That happened to me today. I almost didn’t guess the right answer!
I am so grateful you are doing this. If there are alphabetical mistakes I simply do not care. lol.
Thanks for the feedback Judy!
Looking at the word “honey” for today, it showed up as 1/2. I thought that meant that it has been used before, but it actually turned out to be the right answer. So, what does 1/2 mean? I’m assuming that 2/2 means the word has been used.
Marsha,
I’m not sure what you mean by 1/2 and 2/2. But if you did a search for the word “honey” on the list today using your browser’s Find command, you would not have found honey in the list *BUT* the word did appear at the bottom in the coffee thankyous where a multi-coffee donor is named RushNHoney!
Jeb
Marsha,
I added a tip about the 1/1 and 1/2 possible confusion on the feedback page on 9/19/24. Happened to me today!
Jeb
I LOVE your Block List, Jeb. But the word “labor” should be before the word “lanky.” The reverse order almost tripped me up this morning.
Sorry! I just saw that Mike beat me to it! Apparently, we were thinking along similar lines.
Thanks Patricia. I fixed this one, did an audit, and found I had another sort error on the BLOCK list with HARSH HARRY. Also fixed!
LANKY should be listed after LABOR.
Thanks Mike. Fixed!
Do we have new word neighbours in Camel and Cameo?
Some information nobody would be interested in.. Cameo was my starter word for a long time until it was a winner.
Yeah, CAMEL and CAMEO are “locked neighbors” for sure. The neighborhood HOA isn’t going to let CAMEM or CAMEN build a house.
Haha.
Can’t get anything past the HOA nowadays.
List is incorrect. Dingo appeared twice, March 20 and May 20. You show Lingo on March 20.
Thanks Tom. I double checked. List is correct. There have been no repeat answers yet. That will be a big day and change a lot of tactics and stats!
Good source for confirmation:
https://www.reddit.com/r/wordle/comments/1bigm3g/daily_wordle_1005_wednesday_20_mar_2024/
I wish each day’s new list included yesterday’s WORDLE word. Now it goes through day before yesterday’s WORDLE word. Could your code put in yesterday’s WORDLE word once the clock strikes midnight? Thanks!
Oh I see others have said same thing and you gave reason why. Yes, no spoiling for different time zones.
The good news is there is less than a one thousandth chance that not having / remembering yesterday matters! (Probably not doing that math right but you know what I mean.)
Wanted to thank you for the list. I had my own going until mid March, when my IPad went dead, and I subsequently found out my notes weren’t backed up on the cloud, like my photos. It’s a six letter word…ASSume?. I was used to my list, so my average guess is up a bit, but I just hit 900. So ? for your efforts!
Good thing Wordle doesn’t use six-letter words. Glad to help and thanks for the feedback Mary!
This list is a great idea. I live for my OCD, so my entire life revolves around lists. Lol ?! I do really appreciate this. Thank you,
Thanks Donna!
My father was a list guy. I have a video of him on a beach vacation when we were all trapped inside during a storm. He had a local phone book on his lap. Asked, “what are you doing, Dad?” He replied, “I’m making a list of all last names in this phone book that are colors.”
“God bless the list makers for they shall organize the earth!” 😉
Bill:
I credit you and your list for my 450 (and still going) day streak.
Thank you,
Diane
On to 500 Diane!
— Bill (aka Jeb)
Thanks for your good work. What does the triangle symbol indicate?
You are welcome, Dave. You should be able to tap the triangles to save scroll time. They go back up to the A to Z index. (Named after the two Wordlers who suggested the idea.)
Surely some celebration for back-to-back SKATE & STAKE? What are the odds?!
Yeah, that was impressive to have those two words back to back!! ?
I agree, Kent. Celebration added! I had used STAKE as my second to last the day before, and there it was as the answer the next day. Twilight Zone.
No update for 08/25!
You are a bit early, Robbie. Because of player in far-west time zones, I do not update the list until 7 to 8 a.m. No spoiler for late-night, far-west Wordlers.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hey is everything ok? You didn’t update the list to include yesterday’s word. The last entry is the day before yesterday. I hope all is well with you!
I update the prior day’s answer between 7 and 8 a.m. eastern time so as not to spoil late-night Wordlers playing in far-west time zones. One of the reason’s people like fiveforks.com/Wordle is because of the “No Spoiler” rule. Other lists update earlier, even the day before!
Thanks for the feedback CR!
You have repeated the same date. 16/8
All repaired. Thanks for reporting Kevin!
you need to correct your chronological list. You are showing two answers for 8/16 causing the whole list to be off. Thanks in advance of the repair.
Fixed! Thanks Jane!
I suspect the reason plural nouns are not used is because it would cheapen the game, and essentially allows a whole bunch of four-letter words. Same with past tense. Although interestingly enough, some past tense words are used, like SHOWN. But probably never BAKED.
Because there are no official rules, I don’t believe it is cheating to use this list. That being said, I only use it after I have solved the word. But that’s my choice, not some official rule.
I think this list will be useful even if they start recycling words, and I hope you don’t get rid of it. I started using WordleBot, and if I ever want to analyze a past word, I can use your list to determine which date that word appeared.
Does anyone have a theory on why plural nouns are never used? I learned pretty quickly that a plural noun is NEVER a winner. Adding them into the mix would definitely up the word pool and thwart all this cheating (IMO) going on! Ha ha.. just for the record, while I think this is cheating, i still definitely use this brilliant site for when I’m on the 5th or 6th try…so no judgment here!
This is truly the best Wordle answer site of its kind out there.
The NYT editor confirmed early on what we all noticed, that plurals and past tense would be avoided. There is also a bias towards more common words vs. obscure words. Read more about Josh Wardle creating Wordle here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/03/technology/wordle-word-game-creator.html
Using the list is not cheating, in the sense there is no rule against keeping a list. I argue it is playing the game as designed because the game makers have decided to take away words like plurals, past tense, obscure, and PAST answers. Think about new users. They have no idea if a word has been used. Some people have great memories. Others don’t.
List users are probably more engaged in the game because they are restricting the words they can guess, and have to think of other words if they find their next guess is on the list.
Eventually words will have to be recycled. I think it should have always been that way, but then there would be no need for http://www.fiveforks.com/Wordle!
Ironically, CHEAT #166 is on the list. 😉
Thanks for the feedback Elise!
FYI:
I noticed that your Wordle word list has a word that is dated for next year:
MACAW 1145 08/07/25
I just wanted to help you keep this marvelous data as accurate as possible.
Thanks for all of your hard work!
Fixed. Thanks for keeping the list tidy, George!
I just saw that the dates on the last few entries (STORM, LANKY, METER) are one day off.
Thanks again, this list is indispensable!
Say goodbye to the LUSTY LYING MADAM!
That’s hilarious. Broken up by a parrot.
Thank you for this! I love Wordle, but forget to keep track! Running out of space on my phone! Much appreciated!
Glad it helps Susie!
These two are “locked neighbors”. No word will (can) come between them. The longer the list grows, the more locked neighbors we will have.
SCALD #467
SCALE #1141
Word pairs most distant and closest in time as of July 25, 2024:
Golem Goner… right out of Lord of the Rings!
Whale Wheel out of Moby-Dick?
Love it! Also check out OXIDE and OLIVE. Very close neighbors, in terms of word structure.
The distant record was broken after only 5 days:
FEIGN 19
FERAL 1137
= 1118 days apart
= 3.06 years.
can someone explain what the ‘aitch bill index’ means? thanks
Aitch and Bill posted separate feedback here recommending the A to Z links at the top to help reduce scrolling.
So I named it after them!
Thanks for asking Shay!
First of all thanks for creating this list. It is so necessary as the years go by and the used words pile up! The new index is superb! Easy to use and such a time saver. Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback Carol!
Debut and Debug are not in alphabetical order
Fixed. I’ll blame it on July 4 fireworks. Thanks Dorothy!
The up arrow every 20 words or so has been very useful!
Thanks for adding that.
You are welcome Maya!
Dates are wrong starting at 7/17, which is doubled up.
Fixed! Thanks Keith!
I LOVE this. Thank you!
Would it be possible to add a ‘find’ feature? A Control F sort of thing that I can use on my PC?
Problem is I do Wordle in bed on my iPad and I’ve not found a way of replicating that here…
Yours in grateful anticipation !
Sorry used emojis. For ?? Read love
Or later on read thank you. Twice!
My suggestion should work using html. I think.
Your browser should have a search feature.
The “send” icon (square with an up arrow) in the top right corner has the “find on page” option which allows you to search.
Back to top store works for me when I tried it just now. Great addition for the index!
I agree with Nicole that there’s still a lot of scrolling with some letters. A better alternative to more arrows is what they do on eBay. When you do a search for an item and scroll down a ways, when you stop, an up arrow pops out in the lower right corner which will take you back to the top. No matter how much additional scrolling you do, that arrow remains in the same place until you follow it back to the top.
Thanks for being so responsive to everyone’s feedback.
Bill
Bill,
I’m trying to stay with straight HTML and avoiding introducing floating objects, but I’ll keep that in mind. Maintaining an every 20 arrow is a bit awkward as words accumulate between them, but not too hard.
Jeb
The up arrow feature works great for me. Thanks!
the arrows work for me, and the feature is great! saves a ton of scrolling. if there’s a way to maybe add the arrow every 20 words or so instead of just the first word of the letter, that’d be even better. just because there’s so many P’s/S’s/etc
but thank you for this regardless!!
Great idea on the every 20!
Thank you for maintaining and sharing this list. I kept my own list for about a year, but it could never become very helpful with the first 600+ words absent. The up arrows work fine on iPad & Pixel 6a phone. I just discovered the block list and like it.
Larry
Thanks so much, Jeb, for adding the link to the start of each block of first letters and the back-to-top arrows. Pretty cool sharing in on the name of the index, too. This must be my 15 minutes of fame Andy Warhol predicted.
By the way, the up arrows work for me on both an iPad and an Android phone.
Thanks again for maintaining the list and adding the suggested features. I use the list daily.
Bill
Most popular improvement suggestion since the BLOCK list! Thanks Bill!
Bill, I look forward to meeting you at the next CBE awards! 🙂
Great minds and all that.
Jeb – thanks for making this a fun site to use, with the quirky updates. I log in daily and this feedback section is quite entertaining too.
Ps. The ‘ABI’ (or if it’s called a catalogue,
could be the ABC ?) Works fine on Android.
The arrow and letter index work great. Very useful. Thank you.
Thank you for a wonderful useful page – exactly what a keen Wordler requires. And the instant scroll to the top arrows are handy too. Being able to look up words both alphabetically and by dates of appearance is perfect. Happy users thank great lists giver.
Thanks for the feedback Stephen. I like the extra date and # information for some reason. I like to know how “old” words are, which may become more important if NYT starts reusing words.
I use my (android using chrome) mobile phone to play Wordle and use this website. The jump links are not working and it shifts the columns. I’ve not tried on a computer.
Dona,
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll do some testing on Android / Chrome. I wonder if it has something to do with text size settings, and maybe I can adjust that. If I can replicate the problem, I’ll fix it!
Jeb
I use the alphabetical list daily, but the up arrow does not work for me either.
Nancy,
Can you describe what you use to access the list? Android, iPhone, Computer, Windows, Mac, Chrome, Safari, etc?
–Jeb
The arrows work great for me. I didn’t notice them when I left my last comment, which makes it irrelevant. Thanks for the change.
Love the A to Z index! Very helpful!
Thank you, Aitch and Bill! I love the index and the arrows work for me!
The index is the best thing since sliced bread. My right index finger (Apple mouse) just may avoid arthritis now.
The functionality of the new up arrows (“back to top”) works fine for me. I use an HP laptop and Samsung Galaxy cell phone. On my cell, sometimes the arrow appears below the first word, but that’s just spacing between the alpha and chronological lists. It works fine, regardless. Thanks again!
Love the first letter links!!!
Looks like you guys have a full data set here. Could you maybe provide a meta analysis of the most common letter at each position, such as Position 1: S-20%, T-10%, …
Position 2: T-15%, E-10%, …
Chris,
Check out Tom’s Guide. He has a count table, but not a % table. I wonder how many people would build this into their daily decisioning?
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/i-analysed-every-wordle-answer-to-look-for-patterns-heres-what-i-found
Jeb
Thanks for the link, Jeb! I’ll check it out soon. Many thanks to you, Aitch, and Bill for the arrows. No issues on my Motorola Edge android ever.
The alphabet is wonderful, however the arrow did not work for me.
Cris,
The on-page links are old fashion (simple) HTML “anchor links” and are used to jump to different places on the list for the A-Z index like “#b, #c, #d, etc.). But the up arrows all just say jump back up to “#a” (the top.) Are all the A-Z links working ok but none of the up arrows go back up?
Jeb
The Aitch bill index is great. Good idea…!
The sloganeer guide is terrific. Thanks for the addition.
So much more efficient!
Love the alphabet. Can you do a return to top?
Hit the small up-arrow next to the first word in the letter grouping.
Thanks so much for creating and maintaining this very helpful list. I use it almost daily.
I use this all the time now. I was concerned about guessing burned words and this tool really helps avoid used words – occasionally I do slip up.
I use one phone for wordle and another older phone for this. Thank you
Double phone wordler! I love that!
(Substitute guns for phones.)
I use two devices as well! An iPad for five forks and my phone to play wordle! Refer (1126) to it daily!
Love the alphabet thing. Thank you Bill.
Thanks so much for your work. I rarely remember the word two hours after completing it! super convenient to have both chronological and alphabetical lists. The added arrows are extra convenience!
Very very nice! A much needed improvement
Yolanda spotted that OUTER was on the main list but missing from the block list, so I fixed that. I hand code the HTML for the list, and I can make sorting mistakes, so I did an audit of all words and lists. I found 5 other sorting mistakes, all just one word off, so not too bad. My favorite error was:
DINGO 1067
DINER 740
That sort has been corrected to:
DINER 740
DINGO 1067
While incorrect, DINGO DINER was more fun. Someone should trademark that.
Thanks again Yolanda!
This new adjustment is great.
Keep up the good words!?
I like the Idea of an A-z tab as scrolling can be tedious.
Yes, to less scrolling!
Great idea.
YES to less scrolling! Thx ?
I, too, like the A to Z index.
The index is great! Thanks, Bill.
A to Z index at the top is a great addition to the page. Thanks for adding it!
Thank you for this comprehensive, easy to use, helpful, and professional grade site. The alphabet letters, up arrows and scroll bar are great ideas!!!
It was helpful for the first letter, but if the first letter one uses is far down in the alphabet, does not make sense to come all the way back to it. Probably no way around that. Great idea though.
Yes there is! At the start of each letter, a small black indicator ( like the arrow top ) takes you back up to the selection area.
This site has been so helpful. I love the a-z tabs at top ??
Thanks Bill. Good idea
Yes to the main list index links! (Though, I tend to use the block list more.)
Thanks for your service/passion and creating a low-resource usage site that is not bombarded with ads. Refreshing. 🙂
Thank you, thecalphabetical filter and back arrow iare very useful ?
Wow! The A to Z index is brilliant!!! Thank you so much!
Bill’s suggested alpha search with Top arrows is great ! I was wishing there was a word search option to avoid scrolling so much and this new feature is a very efficient fix.
It would be wonderful if there was a alphabet tab on the right so you could quickly go to your first letter when you’re searching because It can change with every try
Thanks for the suggestion, Richard. Having a 26 letter floating menu on the right (or left) may be too tricky to pull off, so I’m going to try Bill’s suggestion to have the A-Z at the top with “Top” links with every letter group that can get you back to that menu qucikly. — Jeb
This is a great resource; I use it daily. ORDER was the solution on 06/27/2024 (#1104). It is shown on the Main list, but not in the Block list. Will you please add it to the Block list, please? Thank you!!
Yolanda,
ORDER is restored! (To the BLOCK list.) Thank you for spotting!
Jeb
Thank you! And I like the addition of the A – Z links. This will prove very useful. Thanks to Bill for suggesting, and to you for implementing. 🙂
Thanks for doing this. This is a big help.
Now that the list is REALLY long, any chance you could add links at the top which would permit you to jump to the start of the word block for each individual letter, and then a link in each block of words which would take you back to the top? It would save a ton of scrolling.
Thanks!
Bill,
I assume you mean the vertical (main) list, and yes, I can look at an A-Z index at top with the _top links as you describe.
Have you tried the BLOCK list variation? Also saves in scrolling. Would A-Z links help there too?
Jeb
Bill,
Added an A to Z index at top of vertical lists with “top” arrows at the end of each letter block. How’s that work?
Jeb
I suggested this back in February. Glad it’s been implemented now.. works great.
So you did! I’ll name it the Aitch Index! Thanks for the original idea!
I like the new name. ? thanks for the credit.
This site has been my goto for a long time now. Thanks to this list, I’m on 100% with a 405 day streak and 901 played.
Great idea!
Sorry if this has been asked already, but please can you explain why there are 4 days with 2 answers?
2/15/22 AGORA and AROMA
3/30/22 HARRY and STOVE
5/9/22 FETUS and SHINE
5/10/22 BUTCH and GECKO
I’ve been keeping my own list thus far, and my record only has the second word in each example
Good question, Alison. There is a small footnote at the bottom of the main list that summarizes:
“There are 5 “extra” words in this list: 0 CIGAR is the first answer. NYT changed 241, 284 and 324 resulting in people seeing two different answers on the same day.”
There were different reasons, for example, the FETUS change happened the same week as the Roe reversal.
I don’t think we will see these kinds of changes again because of a technical change in how Wordle works. The site no longer stores future answers on your local device (it used to) so Wordlers are less likely to not have the latest edit.
Hi Jeb… Additional comment…. 6/19/24 TERSE word is correct at top of Main List, but still showing “TENSE” at top of the Block list. ?
btw… I love this word check list. I have been playing Wordle for years and this has helped my stats. At 99% wins now. Thx.
Lynn,
Thanks for directing me on that. I couldn’t find it on the lists. But I see my little celebration of the third aniversrary was wrong on the block list.
Five Forks Wordle list takes a village. — Jeb
???
guess my thumbs up emoji was transcribed into a “?”!
Anyway….thx.
The June 19th word was “TERSE”, NOT “Tense”?
You may wish to correct the list. ?
All fixed with the extra direction. Thanks!
What about ‘Tense’ it has been used!
Shelley,
TENSE was not on the list of prior answers before. Is there a reason you think that?
Jeb
1096 for the anniversary…leap year…?
Larry,
Thanks for doing the calendar math better than me. I changed the announcement from #1095 to #1096!
Jeb
So my brother shared your page. All I get is 12/13/2023. It will not update in MacOS. Your code is broken. I wrote ny first code in 1964, so I know…
Dean,
The main list URL is http://www.fiveforks.com/wordle
The block list URL is http://www.fiveforks.com/wordle/block
Did your brother share a different URL perhaps?
Jeb
GROOM comments reference the alphabetical list not the chronological list
I do chrono first and then copy/paste into alpha and then over to the block list. Messed up on the copy. Thanks again!
GROOM is incorrectly listed as 108 (KEBAB is correctly listed as 108) GROOM SHOULD BE 1081
Fixed. Truncated copy/paste. Thanks Eric!
Great list. Thanks.
You put SKIER in the SH group. Oops!
Oops indeed! Fixed on main list and block list.
SISSY #2 <-- an old word!
SKIER #1073
SKILL #232
Thank you Mary!
Peril has been used. I know because it was the first puzzle I ever did. I started with the word PEARL and got the word PERIL in two, which led me to believe it was an easy game.
PERIL hasn’t been used yet. It’s possible you were playing one of the many knockoff versions.
When Wordle changed to NYTimes I had at least two words to repeat. shirk(2)
sound (2)
I took pictures of them so I know that I am not mistaken.
Sound was 200 days apart
I guess they can give anyone the same or different words?
I have to correct myself. I went back to get the dates on the screenshots and I missed the word “found” but my last answer was sound and I wrote in sound instead of found on my list. I could not find two of shirk.
Thanks for the feedback, Terry. My understanding is we won’t see more of these because NYT changed the tech and quit sending future answer list for “offlilne play”. The 4 “two word days” I have documented happened before the change and are explained in the USA Today link below.
AGORA 241a 02/15/22 (obscure)
AROMA 241b 02/15/22
HARRY 284a 03/30/22 (obscure)
STOVE 284b 03/30/22
FETUS 324a 05/09/22 (political timing)
SHINE 324b 05/09/22
BUTCH 325a 05/10/22 (insensitive)
GECKO 325b 05/10/22
Are you saying there are more same-day pairs or did you retract that?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gaming/2022/05/10/wordle-game-two-answers/9703349002/
Glad to see you’re back- missed you.
After I “finished” a round of cleaning out virus code, I let my brother know. He said: “And now the site is down?” Woops!
One of my “clean outs” broke something and took a bit to find out where. I’m learning a lot about how viruses work.
Thanks for coming back!
Are you Wordley again now?
I keep meeting your page invaders!
Good luck cleaning up
It’s been a battle, but the clean up is going well. It looks like the redirect adware (McCaffee anti virus?) impacts anyone using BING search engine to get to “five forks wordle” or something similar, but not Google, Duck Duck Go, or direct.
Do you happen use Bing to get here?
Hey Jeb
I use Duck Duck all the time, but that had a problem yesterday too (May 23).
Hopefully we’re all on the same page again now!?
Why isn’t yesterday’s wordle posted yet?
I know you’re a late sleeper, but c’mon.
Linda,
Updated now. Normally I update between 8am and 9am to avoid being a spoiler for all late night players (like Hawaii.)
But the site got hit by an adware virus on Sunday and while the list kept working, it prevented updating. Took 3 days and fixing over 450 code files! TBD if the virus is gone.
Thanks for keeping an eye out!
Jeb
Wordle beat me with PIOUS yesterday ?
I know! I was thinking a U and I word or a U and O word, but not all 3 vowels in a row!
I had ASTER, GLOSS, and SYNOD. Couldn’t even come up with a 4th guess!
You might want to add a column of what I call the “failure rate” of the percentage of people trying and failing to discover the Wordle solution on a given day. This number is available on the Wordle analysis page as the percentage who successfully completed the Wordle, and is easy to derive. Just look at the Wordlebot analysis of “Everyones’s guesses on Turn 6”, and you are shown the percentage of people who completed the Wordle within 6 guesses. It is a measure of the difficulty of determining each day’s word. For example, the April 23rd Wordle was very difficult because only 70.6% completed the puzzle (so far- I’m writing this on the 23rd..!). So 29.4% failed today. Normally the failure rate is less than 1% or 2%.
Thanks for the tip Bruce. I see a lot more traffic on fiveforks.com/wordle on a difficult word day, and the 23rd (ROVER) was a record! I think the “rhyme trap” of HOVER, COVER, LOVER, etc. caught a lot of people.
I don’t have access to Wordlebot, but also I don’t think I’ll add the failure rate on the list because there are a lot of great stats sites for those interested.
I do anticipate adding some kind of “last used” day count when Wordle starts reusing words, depending on if they go full random or if they put a word in “time out” for a year, for example. If they go full random (which is what I think they should do), there will be no need for the list.
Bruce, check out this website: https://engaging-data.com/wordle-guess-distribution/#google_vignette. I think it’s interesting to look at this after I’ve solved the puzzle.
The 19th is missing.
I do not update yesterday’s answer until later the next day because of time zones still playing “yesterday” today. Generally that is between 8 am and 9am eastern time.
6 am would cover Hawaii and Alaska but I’m not up that early. 😉
No spoiler.
i have paver and patch on my list
I double checked other archive sources. I do not see PAVER and PATCH as past answers so they are still eligible. Do you have dates of answers on your list?
Hi- what time is the past wordle put on your list?
It is 8am on Sunday, April 14 and yesterday’s wordle STEEL is not listed yet.
I update the list when I play, which is usually between 8am and 9am Eastern but sometimes later. For sure, I wait for Hawaii to roll past midnight, which is 6 a.m. Eastern.
Audit fixed TABOO and STUNG.
Maybe before Mayor
Fixed on block list. Thanks Gary!
Hi, I am an old crone who doesn’t do and will never do Venmo. Is there another way to show my support for this very useful list of past solutions? I tried to keep up my own for a long time but it became unwieldy. Anyway, thanks for the list.
Replying here with thanks was plenty of support!
Thanks Jean!
I’m not sure about other people, but I struggle with the words being in all italics.
Thanks for this list though. I refer to this list daily before every guess 🙂
That was an html error. All fixed. Thanks for calling it out Aitch!
Thanks for sorting! Much appreciated ?
The word savvy was not on the 23rd. And you are missing the 24th and 25th which was Sally. Wondering if it was supposes to be savvy?
Wow. Thanks Diane. I have a bit of calendar dyslexia and 03/23/24 really threw me off! All fixed.
I’m looking forward to the year 2032 which will be the first year this century that is not a day of the month!
3/23 and later have the wrong dates and 3/25 is the wrong word. It was SALLY, not SAVVY.
Fixed. Need more coffee. Thanks Clay!
Wordle 1010 was SALLY, not SAVVY.
I had a screen cap fail. (How I reference prior day.) Thanks Duane!
Word #1010 was SaLLy not Savvy.
Fixed. Sorry about that Mel!
The 3/25 word was sally not savvy
You reported it first Monty. It’s a long story involving a screen cap fail, Scordle what if, and a text to my sibs. Thanks or the feedback!
No problem, appreciate all the work you do on this!
I don’t understand
“Wordle Haiku
LINEN #51
LINER #934
LINGO 1005
LIVER #390”
Please help?
CarolAnn,
As I add words sometimes groups of words in the Alphabetical list or the Chronological list look funny or poetic together. Not actual haiku at all, of course, just some Wordle humor.
Thanks for asking!
Jeb
Aaah, I see it. Thanks!
DECAY should be listed after DEBUG in alphabetical list for Wordle Past words.
It is currently listed after DELVE.
Fixed the ALPHA list. BLOCK list was ok.
Thanks for keeping me straight, Rose!
My mind is DECAYing.
–Jeb
New record on distant neighbors!
SISSY #2
SINCE #999
Happy 1000 day! Thanks for your hard work in maintaining this epic website!
Hey, is today the day — numero 1000? If so, the lighting on the Empire State Building is cool. But today’s word is meh.
Or do I have this all wrong? If I am off-base, you damn well better believe tomorrow’s word, which I think I’ll get in one, is — LOL, figure it out yourself…
Since the first word was #0 CIGAR, today #999 is the 1000th, but tomorrow will be #1000. Worth celebrating multiple days!
missing fauna in alphab…
I don’t have a record that fauna has ever been an answer. Checked a couple of sources. Do you know the date and/or Wordle #?
I don’t believe FAUNA has been used. Maybe you are thinking of FLORA?
Is a search feature in the works? That would make this site absolutely perfect!
I just use the “find” feature on my browser and that seems to work really well.
I am looking for an “on page” search method that makes it more obvious. On a desktop browser, the built in “Find” works great on the list. But a phone is not so easy.
It’s almost hidden on an iPhone, but you can type a word in the address bar and look for the last suggestion: “On this page”. That goes into an mode that lets you keep typing other words to look for on the page. Not sure abou Android.
In Android, there’s a “Find in page” choice in the 3dot drop down menu. Works perfectly.
Thanks for this great list !
Hint: scram is out of alphabetical order
Fixed on the BLOCK list. Thanks LG!
You guys inspired me to run a full audit, which I do very few months. I export the three lists: alpha / chron / block into Excel and compare the sorts / dates / and sequence #s to look for miskeys. I also compare against a third party list source. Found 3 sort errors and fixed. Dates and #s all good.
Thanks for monitoring my mild lexdysia! 😉
Thanks. Is it possible to share a link to the pertinent Excel document?
I appreciate this page and use it daily!
This section is out of order: VIRAL VIOLA VITAL
Thanks!
Good catch, Jon. Fixed on the block list.
Love this and use it daily. and the fact that feedback is listened to and incorporated where needed (the coloured bits in the list).
I have another suggestion: seeing as we are nearing 1,000 words, would it be possible to add the alphabet to the top of the page with hyperlinks to the top of that section?
Keep up tye amazing work and thank you for creating this.
Great idea! I will work on that! Thanks Aitch!
I am a big fan of five forks.com and use the block list. I have one request, would you mind toning down the fluro yellow on the main page new header? I find it’s quite glary!? Is that even a word ? I’ll have to look it up ?
Sorry for the glare Julie. Alas, the yellow is part of the Five Forks brand. Sunny? ? The word cloud comes from the past answers. I was thinking about having multiple clouds rotate, and will look at making those different color backgrounds.
Please allow 5 words per line rather than 3
SB,
The block list view “wraps” to fit the space provided. On my iPhone mini (small screen) at 100% font size (standard) I see 5 words across with the phone vertical and 8 words across with the phone horizontal. On my computer screen I see 10 words across.
Is your browser set to zoom in or increase the font size?
–Jeb
Thanks. Is it possible to share a link to the pertinent Excel document?
There were also two answers for #284. STOVE and HARRY.
Who knew HARRY was so SCARY? Added to list and footnoted. Thanks JW!
I got confused when I saw 2/26/2024 for yesterday’s word. Wait, what? We’re in the February 20’s already?? I’m retired and sometimes do forget the date, but really? No, must be a typo.
Sorry about that Stacey. We’re back to the future now.
Feeback for http://www.fiveforks.com/Wordle list welcome!
Hmm…can you spot the misspelled word? Do I get a fee back for this?
“Fee” back. HAH!
Fixed! Thanks AC!
You may remember all of the excitement with Y2K – Year 2000. Well W1K is quickly approaching – Wordle #1000!
For the purists, http://www.fiveforks.com/wordle list has 3 additional words because the list starts with #0 and there were two days with two answers. But celebrating W1K with #997, while accurate, is mathematically geeky. But perhaps W1K deserves a 3 day celebration? (Or would it be 4?)
Wordle on!
— Jeb
Fun!
Why are there two entries for Feb 6 2024?
Because of that movie with Bill Murray and Groundhog Day?
(Fixed. Thanks Joe!)
The dates from 2/6 forward are off by one because 2/6 is repeated.
Thanks Celeste. Once again I am mathematically challenged by “+ 1”. Fixed!
Hi. Could you check your dates. you have Which #962 and After #963 both as 6th Feb although the # numbers are correct.
Best wishes
Thanks for being the first to report, Diane! Fixed!
Thank you – it’s very helpful
Thanks for the excellent very useful job. Is it possible to provide these lists in a spreadsheet format e.g. Excel format.
I author the list in raw HTML. But I have thought about authoring it in a Google Sheet and let the sheet create the HTML. If I did that, I could publish a share link to the Google sheet.
I’ll move this idea into the labs and tinker on it. Thanks for asking OB!
#960 is 2/4/24, not 2/3/24 or were there 2 answers for 2/3/24?
Fixed! Thanks Pam.
(Math can be so hard in the morning.)
I just explored your site, and at first I thought Block List was a list of blocked words that are never going to be an answer, lol. I appreciate all your work here. Fantastic job!
Hah! If you can think of a better name than “Block List” glad to consider it!
Thanks for the feedback Terry!
Why are some words highlighted blue? Thank you so much for this list v helpful!
Alternate groups of letters are either blue highlight or not. It helps rapidly scroll to the starting letter you may be working. A couple of regular users came up with this and weighed in on how much color it should be.
The Block list view does this with group spacing.
Thanks for asking Bryanna!
Hey, I like this. Thanks for providing it.
Nancy
You’re welcome Nancy!
EVERY comes before EVOKE
Fixed. Thanks Helge! Had it right on the block list, so I’m only half screwed up. 😉
Congrats to CABLE #931 01/06/24 for taking 1st in the C group. CACAO #364 06/18/22 had a long reign, and still, perhaps, the more poetic.
Scope comes before scorn
Fixed. Thanks Lar!
Congratulations to BACON #912 12/17/23 who takes the first “B” position. We thank BADGE #321 05/06/22 who had a very nice run.
And to TABLE #913 12/19/23 who took over first “T” over the long standing TACIT #246 02/20/22.
Does this mean you win an AZURE BACON BADGE?
Hah!
Could you make a search box where one could quickly check words without scrolling?
I do not know how to build that. But I use the “on page” search in my browser. On my Mac I use “Command F” (Ctrl F on PC) to do an on page search. It isn’t obvious on an iPhone, but you can search any page by typing the search word in the address bar, don’t hit enter, but instead scroll to the bottom of the suggestions to choose the “On This Page” search.
This article describes how to do an on page search on Phone or Tablet:
https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/tech/how-to-control-f-on-iphone
Also… have you tried the “Block List” format? It can be quicker to scan, but it does not have the dates and #s, which some people like.
https://www.fiveforks.com/wordle-block/
#909 Is missing, you’ve jumped from #908 to #910, otherwise words are correct.
Thanks Duncan. Fixed from 909 up! — Jeb
I want to print both the Alphabetical and Chronological, but get only the Chronological. It shows both on my printer. What am I doing wrong?
D.S.
I just tried this. Maybe it will help. Using a desktop/laptop computer, I went to print the page, and chose print/save to a PDF file first. Do you have that option? (It is built in on a Mac.) Both columns printed properly to the PDF, and then the PDF could be used to (actually) print to your printer.
Here is a link to the PDF.
Jeb
You are out of date….
Great site thanks,
Milto,
If you mean you are not seeing recent Wordle answers, try refreshig your screen to see if your page is cached. The site is updated every morning to include yesterday’s answer (so no spoiler.) There is a 24-hour refresh script that is supposed to do this for you, but scripts can be blocked.
If you mean my clothing is out of date, I’ll give you that. 😉
-Jeb
[See reply that counters this observation.]
Thanks for the list! Worldle does repeat words. You have Queen listed and they just used Queen this week ( November, ‘23) .
Patricia, I think this is a false alarm? I do not see that QUEEN was used prior to this week. One reason I keep the chronological list with dates and #s is to watch out for the day they repeat. I don’t think we’ve hit that day yet. But it has to happen some time.
Thanks for the feedback!
Triple Digit Milestones:
THROW #888 11/24/23
ANODE #777 08/05/23
DWELT #666 04/16/23 :-O
JUDGE #555 12/26/22
TAUNT #444 09/06/22
SCOUR #333 05/18/22
MOUNT #222 01/27/22
MOTOR #111 10/08/21
CIGAR #000 06/19/21 ?
New record for Closest & Farthest:
SIGHT #879
SISSY #2
On the heals of SASSY #878!
I noticed VAGUE is listed at the end of U’s in the block arrangement. It blends in quite well.
Thanks Mike. Wendy reported this and I fixed it on Oct 28. Can you see if refreshing the page solves? The site is supposed to auto-refresh every 24 hours, but browsers can be set to block that.
An advantage of the vertical list is you can see the most recent word in the CHRON sort, which is supposed to be current through yesterday (no spoiler.)
In the alphabetical list, ‘dance’ precedes ‘dandy’.
DADDY #833
DANCE #596
DANDY #475
Fixed. And more poetic!
Thanks Pat!
In the alphabetical list, ‘anger’ comes before ‘angel’.
Thanks Pat! Angry angels back in order…
ANGEL #819
ANGER #686
ANGRY #395
In the block view VAGUE has ended up at the end of the “U”s!
Many thanks for your uncluttered listing – especially the block view!
Fixed! Thanks Wendy!
Great – thanks!
Wordle poetry (chronological)
COLON STOOL CRUST…FRESH DEATH!
That’s some dark poetry!
Great lists! I haven’t decided which is easier for me but they’re both a big help.
Question: Does this game have an end date? Or will you eventually allow previously used words? It’s a fun game.
I have not heard anything from the editor about an end date. My guess is at some point she announces words will be recycled. I think words should be recycled after a time period like 1 or 2 years.
Jeb, I’ve noticed that DWELL is listed twice in the block list. Is this a legitimate recycle or just a mistake?
Thanks for spotting, John. That was a double-paste error. Fixed. No repeats yet. The day that happens, it will be big Wordle News, and it will change how I manage this list. If repeats become random, the list may have no use. Let’s not DWELL on it. 😉
If that announcement is made to repeat words, it will be big news indeed! I still think your list will have use, though. For me, it’s interesting to know what words have already been used, whether recycled or not. I never use the list while playing.
If recycle allowed after 12 months (for example), then keeping dates/counts on the list could still make the list useful.
TRADE #0870 11/06/23
TRADE #1535 09/02/25
Back to the future.
Scanning vertically is easier for me but the block list is more compact, so less scrolling. Could you alphabetize the block list vertically first then across?
However, my biggest question/complaint is: Why doesn’t Wordle just disallow all previously used words? Instead of indicating “not on word list,” say “previously used.” And keep the vertical list for reference on when used.
I like the idea of Wordle allowing any word, but maybe giving you a flag it is “not in the pool”, so you have a chance to not play it. That would put this list out of business! (Fine with me.)
Interesting idea to alphabetize each letter block list vertically, but no, I don’t know how to do that. The blocks are using word wrap and adjust based on the size of your screen. Not sure how vertical word wrap would work. Might be able to use “flow” css. Off to the labs…
If Wordle disallowed words already used, the dynamics of the game would totally change, and it would get exponentially easier as time progresses.
Awesome job on the Block List! Thank you so much for maintaining these lists.
Great website! Thanks for keeping it updated. Just wanted to let you know that the word FRANK is out our order in the alphabetical list.
Thank you Sheila! FRANK is now back in order.
Thank you for this wonderfully-formatted list. I copied it into Word and add to it each day to keep it current.
You are welcome JH!
MUCKY #579
MUMMY #491
MUSIC #820
I love your site! It’s so clean and easy to navigate. I don’t want to use words that have already been Wordles, so I check the list before every guess. The game’s definitely getting harder now that several hundred words have been used. Thanks so much for creating and maintaining your site!
Thanks for the feedback Theresa!
I love your lists and use them every day, thank you for this service!
I noticed this morning in the alphabetical list that ‘caper’ is placed after ‘carry’, but I’m pretty sure it should come before ‘carat’.
Regards
Mandy
Good catch Mandy! CAPER is now correctly sorted on the vertical list. I got it right on the block list.
Thanks!
I really liked the highlighting you added a few weeks ago…and love the app altogether for sure. It makes Wordle so much more fun. I spread the word to whoever I meet that is playing wordle.
Thank you Kathleen. I’m a daily user, and appreciate the feedback and help.
I really appreciate this website. At some point, maybe 100 or more wordles ago, I decided not to use any words that had already been wordles. There have been MANY times that doing so would have gotten me to the wordle sooner – but why use a word you KNOW can’t be the wordle? It’s getting harder now. There have been wordles for which I have wanted to use 5 -8 words that are already taken. It takes more time, but makes for a better game. I think. So thank you for your site. There are probably others with similar lists. But I like yours. I like both the running list and the alpha blocks. Thanks again. — A wordle player
Thank you for the feedback, Elissa. Much of the game is narrowing down, and used words can do that in the first, second, even third guess. But then you start running out of options, so you need to get to an available word. My brother beats me most of the time without the list, but he is a genius Scrabble player. 😉
yes he is!
Oh! I’ve just spotted it!
The chronological list is now BELOW the alphabetical list!
Mine always showed side by side till now ?
The monospace font is new to make words easier to read, but that takes more room. Depending on how your phone settings are set, the two columns will stack. I can tweak some of the center space to tighten up.
Thanks for feedback!
Hi! I really appreciate this list! Thank you for creating it.
Have there been recent changes as I now have just an alphabetical list, there used to be a list of the words by day too.
Will that be coming back?
Thank you ?
Perfect, much, much better with the muted color. Easier font recognition!
Thanks
I liked the blue better. This color doesn’t provide enough contrast.
Great website!
I vote for vertical.o
I prefer the vertical list and the previous font was easier to read. Not a fan of the blue highlight, maybe something more subtle or nothing at all.
I do appreciate the list (use it daily) and the effort it takes to maintain. Thank you so much, we’d be lost without it.
I prefer vertical but with a lighter or pale color. The darker blends with the type too much.
Thanks for all you do!!
Art
Thank you for both lists. My favorite is the block list.
I do like the color separating the alphabetical list words. I am probably in the minority, but I did prefer the larger font.
Please have a search line above the entire list to instantly find the word you want check if among the used words ….
I will have to look into how to do an on page search. Your browser supports on page search, but it is not obvious on an iPhone, for example, that you type a word in the URL field and then scroll to the bottom of type ahead to pick “Find on page.”
That Block list really gives a feel for how few some of the letters are used. Only 5 words starting with “J”!!
Quick stats!
I prefer the block. Less scrolling and I can see more words at one time.
I go back and forth. I like seeing the numbers and dates, too, but that is just about curiosity.
I wonder if alternating colors of text would be easier on the eyes than the blue highlight? Not a big deal, just wondering if something more subtle would be better. I do like the differentiation between letters.
I agree. Will experiment with font colors instead of background. And / or a more subtle background.
Yes, excellent work! I just noticed the updates. And I love the new font!
Please retain the vertical list – it’s so quick to scroll through to the word one wants to check and, in any case, if it ain’t broke, why fix it? Thank you! ??
Keeping both. Thanks Carol.
Wow! This list keeps getting better! Thank you very much, five forks.
And thanks for the coffee Carol Ann! 😉
Do you prefer using the vertical list or block list format? Thoughts? Please reply here. Thanks!
Vertical vs block list –
Vertical please. Much easier to scan.
Thank you for maintaining this list. It has helped me maintain my Wordle sanity ??
Much appreciated ?? ?? ??
With the list so long, block list is useful to me.
As a suggestion for block list – Would it be possible to have each starting letter on a new line / block?
Suggestion for both – could consecutive starting letter words have alternating colours? Eg. All words starting with A are Green, B Blue, C Green etc.
It’s only to make it easier to find, but the current lists work, and I refer to this first before I guess. Thank you so much for this helpful tool! I kept forgetting to update my own list, until I found this one. ?
Great suggestions. Basically how do we get to the starting letter group quicker. I’ll take a look!
Thank you for looking into the alternate colours. This is SO much easier now.
I never guess unless I check the list first. ?
I do this also.
Block of easier for me.
I do like the block list, not as much scrolling. However, I don’t know that I’m ready to abandon the vertical list. Could both formats be available?
Yes, both formats will be retained. I’m going back and forth myself. The vertical lists, having more information, are better for audit, too.
Thanks Kent!
Yes, as I have chewed on this, I realize there are advantages to both. If I had to choose only one, I think the edge goes to vertical.
I prefer the vertical list. I previously used an alpha list but it was so hard to single out words. I went searching for a vertical list and found YOU!!! I was so happy.
I do however like the suggestion to differentiate the start of each new letter. Whether by color or a line space, as Aitch suggested, would help, I think. But I also don’t know the difficulty in doing this, so if it’s not easy, then I’m completely happy with the list as is. Thank you for taking the time to do all this work!!!
Thanks Lisa! I added line spaces to the block list this morning. Will try background colors on the vertical list.
One lonely Z. No X.
What happened to the August 15th word?
INDEX #787 08/15/23
I may have been a little late updating the list in the 16th, which I usually do around 8 am eastern time the next day. But I was at the beach with toddlers! That was a good word with a starting I and an X!
Month for past few entries shows July not August
Fixed! Thanks Jenny!
List poetry:
LOOPY #89
LOSER #365
LOVER #781
LOWLY #285
What is ‘list poetry’? Loopy etc..
(We always challenge ourselves to use our daily guesses in a sentence.. but it’s more like ‘prosetry’?)
When I’m working the list, I sometimes see funny word sequences appear. Alpha sort list subject to change, of course, but Chron sort is locked in.
How about LUSTY LYING MADAM?
Nice find! And even the next word adds to it!
LUSTY #88
LYING #92
MADAM #387
MAGIC #607
Did a full audit. CHRON list was good. ALPHA had these # corrections. Thanks Stephen and Kent!
WAS -> FIXED
CARRY #494 -> CARRY #495
FLANK #781 -> FLANK #761
FLOUT #493 -> FLOUT #494
FROZE #783 -> FROZE #763
GROUT #64 -> GROUT #643
HOBBY #785 -> HOBBY #765
HOTEL #744 -> HORSE #626
HORSE #626 -> HOTEL #744
POWER #398 -> POWER #400
TONIC #780 -> TONIC #760
WHALE #784 -> WHALE #764
WHEEL #786 -> WHEEL #766
Hello,
In the alphabetical list, FLANK should be #761, not #781.
Thanks.
Fixed! Thanks Kent!
Error in alphabetical list: BURLY IS #762, not 782 as shown. We have not yet reached puzzle #782.
Fixed! Thank you!
FLYER #759 issue repaired. Thanks YJ, Lynne, Joanna, Kent, and Veronica!
Thank you for your site. I saw “BURLY” in the alphabetical list as #782, according to chronological list it should be #762.
BURLY now 762. Thank you Kate!
The previously wrongly numbered words still have the wrong numbers in the alphabetical list.
Thanks for this site!
Fixed now. Thanks Stephen!
In the alphabetical list, HOBBY, FLANK, FROZE, TONIC, WHALE and WHEEL remain off by 20.
Thanks for your work!
Thanks Stephen. I must have missed a “SAVE” when working CHRON first then ALPHA after. Should be good now.
Your numbers go from #759 to #780
FLYER has the incorrect number on the alphabetical list, it should be 759. Also, on the chronological list, after FLYER the sequential number is wrong. It jumps from 759 to 780. FLYER seems to be having a bad day.
Thanks,
Kent
You jumped from 759 to 780 in your numbering of the Wordle list. See below.
Chronological
HOBBY #785 07/24/23
WHALE #784 07/23/23
FROZE #783 07/22/23
BURLY #782 07/21/23
FLANK #781 07/20/23
TONIC #780 07/19/23
FLYER #759 07/18/23
It’s so great that you do this work. Many thanks.
Thank you for this list, it is exactly what I was looking for. I did find a tiny issue: your puzzle numbers went from #759 to 780 instead of to #760.
Thanks!
The sequence is wrong — it has gone from #759 to #780 and up (#760-779 have been skipped).
Please turn off the 60-second meta refresh that you added since yesterday; it’s very annoying. I have disabled it in my browser so it prompts me whenever I open a page with such a refresh directive, but that’s a further inconvenience to other sites that use it more responsibly.
Sorry about that. Just adjusted to 24 hours instead of 1 minute. I got feedback that the list was not updating for weeks, and it turned out some Wordlers keep http://www.fiveforks.com/Wordle as an open tab and did not refresh. I installed a refresher plugin that defaulted to 1 minute. Just changed it to 24 hours. Thanks for feedback!
7/18/23…?
Fixed!
Happy Birthday! Game #446 on 9/8/22 has the wrong word listed. The answer was class, not clasp
Thank you Tamara! I screen cap my guesses each day as a back up record. On that day my third guess was CLASP, and I thought I had finished and updated the list the next day. But now I see the “P” was gray! Didn’t finish the race that day afterall…
Thanks for publishing this! Hands down the best Wordle archive on the web.
THANK YOU!
This exactly what I’ve been looking for.
Not in alphabetical order, please reorder:
CHARM / CHANT
COCOA / COAST
FISHY / FINER / FIRST
FLIRT / FLING
FRONT / FROCK
WALTZ / WACKY
Also: HOMER and UNZIP are out of order on your valuable list.
Thanks!!!
Thanks Ken. Should be all fixed now. I ended up using a spreadsheet to resort the ALPHA list. Will take extra care in my go-forward manual ALPHA placements.
First, I would like to thank you for creating and managing this list. My family and I use it every day. I would just like to point out that the alphabetical listing has some errors in it. It seems kind of picky but I’ve used the list a couple of times to verify that a word hasn’t been played yet only to realize that it HAS been played. It just wasn’t in the right place within the list. Here are the mistakes that I have found:
ALOFT and ALONE should be before ALOUD
CHANT should be before CHARD
COAST should be before COCOA
FARCE should be before FAULT
FISHY should be after FIRST
FLING should be before FLIRT
FROCK should be before FRONT
HAVOC should be before HEADY
HOMER should be before HORDE
RHINO and RHYME should be before RIPER
RUDDY should be before RUDER
SPIRE should be after SPILL
TAUNT should be after TASTY
UNZIP should be after UNTIE
WACKY should be before WALTZ
Thanks again for all your efforts!
Thanks Paul. I manually update the CRON column each day (harder to mess that up) then copy paste the word # into the ALPHA list. I’ll have to be more careful there!
Your dates for the last three days should be from 06 (June) not 07 (July)! Thanks ?
Thank you Susan. Sometimes I get overzealous adding one to numbers.
For 5/12 “snack” and 5/13 “acrid” both are numbered #692, which throws off the rest of the numbering system going forward.
Fixed! Thanks Beverly!
Hi!
I didn’t see a place to start a new comment so I am replying here. WALTZ should come after WACKY in your chronological list.
Thank you so much for maintaining this list for Wordle nation!
Corrected. Thank you Diane!
I love your list… use it every day. I couldn’t imagine doing Wordle without it. That’s why I need to take a minute to inform you that a mistake was made on 5/13. You apparently numbered the word for that day with the number from the previous day, so now your listings are one number behind, as illustrated below:
Chronological
GRIEF #698 05/19/23
SHORN #697 05/18/23
PLANK #696 05/17/23
LATTE #695 05/16/23
CANOE #694 05/15/23
SCARF #693 05/14/23
ACRID #692 05/13/23
SNACK #692 05/12/23
It really stumped me for a few minutes, until I backtracked a few days and caught it. I hope this helps, and I hope you continue providing this great service.
Thanks again,
Patrick Hall
Thanks Patrick. I realized it knowing we had hit a 700 milestone yesterday. Thanks for digging back and spotting the problem!
There is a typing error on 5/9 game #689 COCOA. The list says #687
Thanks Patricia!
Am I Geezing or did you skip a day? Possibly #686 on 5/3?
Sorry, #683
Jo: I had recorded GUPPY but left off the # on the alpha side. CHRON side was correct. Updated! Thanks!
GUPPY #683 05/03/23
I believe HORDE is missing. It was it was May 3. GUPPY was May 4.
Thanks Amy! Fixed!
I rely on your list whenever I play Wordle. It’s invaluable – thanks!
Especially on days like CIRCA!
Please check wordle Chrono numbers. You seem to have skipped ten. 661 is listed 671.
Thanks Jo! I had jumped from 660 to 670, so I’ve gone back and reset all those numbers. Thanks for visiting!
Thanks. I use your list to keep a spreadsheet for a group of family that plays wordle daily. Thanks for maintaining it!