The Wordle Archive

[Ohio Joe]

According to Twitter, my decrepit Facebook feed, and a daily trash-talking text thread shared among my husband, brother-in-law, and sister-in-law, if you love Wordle, you really love Wordle. Like, play it as soon as you wake up, or get the kids off to school, and promptly advertise your results to whomever will listen (and hopefully applaud your wordsmithing prowess)—that kind of love it.

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Thankfully, Devang Thakkar, a fourth-year doctoral student in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics at Duke University has come up with a solution. Thakkar has designed a“Remembrance of Wordles Past” archive that lets you solve all the previous Wordles. Though an older Wordle you’ve already solved can feel “new” again a few weeks later, this is especially exciting for people who didn’t hop on the bandwagon until after the game went viral. For example, there have been 221 puzzles as of today, and I didn’t start until #210. So many Wordles to uncover!

https://lifehacker.com/finally-there-s-a-way-to-play-wordle-more-than-once-a-1848426643

Link to the Archive:

https://www.devangthakkar.com/wordle_archive/?1

[Drum]

1. Woohoo!

[Harker]

2. I blew through it like it was a bag of Smarties.

In a couple of days.

Now I'm back to the fresh morning single.

[Marthe48]

3. There is Hello Wordl

You can play as often as you want to. Another DUer posted about Hello Wordl last week and I've played 66 times. Played Wordle 16 times. Every day since I started seeing things about it and learned what it was

Thank you for posting the link to the archive. Sure passes the time!

[Fresh_Start]

4. thank you very much for the link. I missed all but the last week of these nt

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[rurallib]

5. Marking so I can find it tomorrow.

[lastlib]

6. Now you've done it!

I'll NEVER get anything done now!