I cracked Redactle #1638 in 15 guesses!
15 |
86 | Avg 59.42 | Hints: none |
11m8s
I thought it was something to be eaten. Then saw it was a type of water.
I cracked Redactle #1638 in 15 guesses!
15 |
86 | Avg 59.42 | Hints: none |
11m8s
I thought it was something to be eaten. Then saw it was a type of water.
Yeah, ‘fruit’ got five hits so I was thinking food until I guessed ‘flower.’
4 - 100%
My 3rd guess
39 - 72%
Got lost at the beginning. wasted 2/3 of the guesses
I cracked Redactle #1639 in 1 guess!
Snipe
1 |
87 | Avg 47.21 | Hints: none |
3m9s
Distant relative?
I cracked Redactle #1639 in 30 guesses!
30 | Avg 47.27 | Hints: none |
7m41s
Once I figured out where it was I got it
6 - 100%
I cracked Redactle #1640 in 2 guesses!
Snipe
2 |
88 | Avg 50.36 | Hints: none |
5m28s
I cracked Redactle #1641 in 1 guess!
Snipe
1 |
89 | Avg 64.13 | Hints: none |
4m53s
6 letter capital of 6 letter country that is the 2nd biggest after an 8 letter city. Also looked like something about the fall of a 7 letter empire.
Fun fact - Angora goats (which produce mohair) come from here.
I cracked Redactle #1642 in 2 guesses!
Snipe
2 |
90 | Avg 44.78 | Hints: none |
50s
I was just reading about his grandson, Stephen, yesterday.
1 - 100%
using Round in multiple ways - Target and Rounds
I cracked Redactle #1643 in 1 guess!
Snipe
1 |
91 | Avg 58.51 | Hints: none |
5m4s
Figured it was a multiplayer sport and the dimensions were single digit inches (which was a bit confusing at first because the modern boards are a bit bigger).
29, 55%
47 - 60%
77, 58%, just thrashing about today.
I cracked Redactle #1644 in 1 guess!
Snipe
1 |
92 | Avg 74.51 | Hints: none |
1m47s
The dimensions gave it away - double digit inches x single x single. Also, it looked to have been used since milennia BC.
Pretty sure this is my longest streak. Murphy’s Law says it will probably be broken tomorrow.
54, 63%
56 - 55%
I cracked Redactle #1645 in 11 guesses!
11 |
93 | Avg 92.44 | Hints: none |
11m34s
Bit confusing. Says that California produces 80% of the world’s almonds (and 100% of US) but later that US produces 51% of the world.