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Wordle #139 – Granny Smith’s Ghost.

Posted on June 25, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Chill Ghost Shog- to shake: to jolt: to jog along Repress Wispy Insipience- a lack of wisdom: foolishness Stutter Strike Dark Granny Smith Apples Drag Wet The ghost of Granny Smith lingered in the chill morning over … Continue reading →

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Wordle #137 – Molly Goodbum

Posted on June 11, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Seize Hollowness Creak Radiance Wrinkles Massive Burden Attribute Profusion Patronize Prolong Confinement Molly Goodbum hated getting old. Her once finest attribute, her face, had deteriorated over the years to become wrinkly and more road map than face. … Continue reading →

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Wordle #135 – His Last Cigarette.

Posted on May 27, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Eye Socket Atmosphere Sculpture  Bemoan Whoosh 24 hours Glance Lethargic Instinct Categorize Draw Tootle (v))make a series of sounds by blowing a horn, trumpet, or similar instrument: travel or go in a leisurely way) or (n)) an … Continue reading →

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Wordle #134 – Jim JOMO.

Posted on May 20, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Placid Brook JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) Twitter Cypress Verdant Proximate Snag Inhale Brace Sunshine Placid When Jim JOMO woke up, he resolved that as of today he would stop missing out, stop making excuses, put aside … Continue reading →

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Wordle #130 – Max Justice

Posted on April 23, 2019 by Michael

Today’s words: Courtroom Twisted Plaintiff Accusation Justice Contempt Trial Defence Involve Perjury Alibi Testify Max Justice sat in the back of the courtroom taking in the case before him. He liked attending court and watching the proceedings curious as to … Continue reading →

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Wordle #129 – The Youngest of the Hall Brood

Posted on April 15, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Boy Brood Localize Coil Dark Tremble Sphere Unmistakable Ruthless Stomach Contour Coastline When the body of the boy was discovered the entire coastline was searched for clues as to what had happened to him. The boy was … Continue reading →

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Wordle #126 – Eat Your Crusts.

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Useless Weird Distance Crust Willing Upper Hand Bedevil Cozen- verb. to cheat, deceive, or trick. Divertissement- noun. a diversion or entertainment. a short ballet or other performance serving as an interlude in a play, opera, etc. a program consisting of such performances. Quit Clatter Height   “Eat your crusts they’ll make your hair curly.” It was a useless piece of advice … Continue reading →

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Wordle #125 – Tiffany in the Bar

Posted on March 18, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Anfractuous (adj) characterized by windings and turnings; sinuous; circuitous) Stretch Bar Wine (it can be any type of alcohol really) Sashay Tipsy Shiggles (abbreviation for shits and giggles: feel free to add your own slang terms and abbreviations) Dance Charming Playful Twilight Customary … Continue reading →

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Wordle #124 – The Bare-Faced Liar.

Posted on March 12, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Slap Catch Pummel Linear Melodramatic Stringent Harbour Bare-faced Cupid’s Bow Windowsill Crestfallen Silent Treatment Lily Snucks was determined to catch out her cheating husband one way or another. She was aware he had fallen for the young … Continue reading →

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Wordle #123 – Sneer, Sneer and Harsh.

Posted on March 5, 2019 by Michael

This week’s words: Kit Sneer Pressure Classroom Transpire Sneer Harsh Disruption Angry Withdraw Reproach Lugubrious (adj.)) mournful, dismal, or gloomy, especially in an affected, exaggerated, or unrelieved manner) The esteemed law firm Sneer, Sneer and Harsh had decided to undertake an education program with the local school as much to … Continue reading →

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