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Hint: If you're trying to disappear and not be found, don't leave one. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: T Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: Dark and gloomy, possibly with obscuring mist, etc. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: M Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: Outdoor cooking appliance. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: G Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: Remove, as with clothing or paint. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: S Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: The Israelites were divided into 12. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: T Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: Per Robert Fripp, a favored culinary pairing with larks' tongues. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: A Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
"Let all things be exactly as they are." (Shinto, Kojiki Tradition) True, false, good, bad, useful, not so useful, etc.? Discuss. My thoughts: It's difficult to separate Shinto per se from its early 20th century use by the early 20th century Japanese empire to produce a highly regimented population and unquestioning obedience to its regime. And, like some other religions, it seems very well-suited…
Hint: Like change in your pocket or an errant screw in your brain. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: L Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: A hollow rock (often with a shiny surprise inside). Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: G Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: A sudden drastic drop (or automobile collision). Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: C Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
Hint: Popeye's burger-loving friend. Not Enough? Get the first letter of today's Wordle after the ad below. New to Wordle? You can play it at the New York Times , and here are some thoughts on how I go about solving each day's puzzle . First Letter: W Like KN@PPSTER? Check out Tom Knapp's work at the Garrison Center too!
