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ferret wrote:Weaning yourself away?

Probably, yes. I've always been super competitive. And I can't stand losing. But it's just a silly little puzzle/game you're supposed to enjoy doing in your spare time for a few minutes, right? But I can't play it that way, just for fun. I have to solve the puzzle. I'm sure it's some kind of character flaw that I could pay an expensive psychiatrist to diagnosis, but it's easier and cheaper to just stop playing.

Besides, I've got them all right so far. So I can go out a "champ". There is is again....jajaja.

I didn't get today's, 4 out of 5, but couldn't get the flippin' 5th.

I still struggle, but enjoying it.
Wordle (ES) #30 6/6

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I took a week break from it, so thought I'd give it a whirl. And then they throw a word I've never heard of. At least this time I started out willing to lose.

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I am a little tech challenged so give me some slack please........

"I am a little tech challenged so give me some slack please........"




After today's success, I'm definitely in danger of playing again.


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Good for you @rosavenus!  I have very mixed luck, but keep plugging away.  

Oh...I also get  Spanish "Word of the Day" from a few language sites.

A few days ago the term was, Media Naranja.  

Without googling this, do you know what it means?  Wanna guess???  

Is it used here in Mexico?  Or is it only used in Spain (many language sites follow "Spain" Spanish).

PS: While the term "Media Naranja" literally translates to the obvious, "half an orange," that is not the meaning of the term colloquially.

**Answer Here**:

I do know what it means. The non-literal meaning is definitely a surprise. And people who find a media naranja are very fortunate.

I know it's known in Mexico, but I'm not sure how commonly used. I even heard it in a song lyric once on the radio.

Well, there went my perfect record. My brain was so fried I couldn't even come up with any word by the fourth guess, so I just kept repeating a word I'd already used twice and knew was wrong so the game would end and tell me the answer. And it was such a simple word! jajaja. I wish there was an "I give up" button so it would just tell the answer.

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I got today's on last try, wild-ass guess.  A new word, so it's a learning experience.  
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Good for you BisbeeGal! I'm getting better at failing! Painful.

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Got this one, helped that I knew the word.
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Me too. And I had forgotten the word so it's nice to be reminded of it.

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Pulled it out at last minute....sheer luck, new word for me.
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I didn't play yesterday. But I sure got lucky today with my second guess.

Wordle (ES) #44 3/6

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I didn't even come close the past few days  

Media naranja just means my spouse or my better half.

dichosalocura wrote:Media naranja just means my spouse or my better half.

fyi, that answer was included in my post from a week ago (Feb 13). You need to click on the ANSWER HERE spoiler.

Not a quick solve, but I'll take it,
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Way to go, Mike!!

Got lucky this morning,
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Wow. One in a million shot!

Will have to come up with a new starting guess.

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What was cool about today's Spanish Wordle is when I got the answer it took me to the Wiki Español page for Dia International de la Mujer, which is of course today.

Haven't played in a month.

Wordle (ES) #66 4/6

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