What's your Wordo strategy?

I hit the key board, normally with a hammer, untill the word is right

I use www.morewords.com.  I find it really helpful

vowels first. I'll write down or commit to memory any letter that i found the slot for/the free letter, and then just go through the full alphabet. i'll try to find the slot for any letters i find as i go through the alphabet, until i find the word. it takes up a lot of tries, but i almost always have the word by the time i'm out of guesses.

Unless i get lucky and manage getting a lot of the letters by chance early on in the game. in which case i'll go ahead and guess at what i feel are the most likely letters.

I start typing AEIOU, and after that I type RSTLN. Then I start to arrange the blue letters until they're in their positions, and if I have at least the first three letters of the word I grab the dictionary and start looking for a word that fits!

A bad strategy...I know...

I just try whatever until i get it right.
I think strategys defeat the object of the game.

Hello Bimbos.

I avoid the forums because there is just too much traffic, but once again I have to vent! WHAT IS A COGITO???? OK if you speak Latin, cogito ergo sum = I think therefore I am, but Miss Bimbo is in English not Latin. I have had some strange words from WORDO that I cannot even apply to any language. I do better on the French site EVENTHOUGH I DO NOT SPEAK FRENCH!!!!

I do hope Wordo takes an English course soon.
pearlygates

IUgyrl wrote:

I use www.morewords.com.  I find it really helpful

me too!

I always just pick a word at random.  Usually I get a few of the letters right.  Then for the second line I use a few vowels and a few common letters.  Then I google "6 letter words that start with "whatever the word starts with"  and I scan the list of words that have the same letters in common that are blue.  I rule out any words that have letters in them that were gray and I almost always solve it in 4 tries and get the extra cash.

I start off keeping the first letter, then typing a e i o u. On the next line, I'll arrange the letters I got right, then try r s t, and sometimes y, if there is enough space. Then, still arranging the letters, I try l m n. After that, if I can't already guess the word, I clear all letters and do d f g h j k, then c v z x q w.