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letters fall in line / from puzzle to quiet verse / worku every day

26 August

Posted on August 27, 2026August 27, 2026

words from wordle 1,894

Diana Marie 5/6, words by Carmelita
Need amaranth GRAIN
Add LEMON zest, cured BACON
CANON of CAPON

Robo 5/6
SCARE the henhouse BATCH
LACKY rooster will PANIC
Soon to be CAPON

Debbie Wilson 6/6
CHILD hates CRUST — COMMA (,)
CANOE ride playing CAJON
Feeds crust to CAPON

Mark 5/6
FLOAT down MOCHA stream
CANOE, if sans CARON the…
Grammar CAPON strikes

auntie jj 0/6
in BLAZE, lost HANKY
‘TAINT right! MASON crashed WAGON
exposing RADON

Lari 3/6
A typical TROPE
Makes POLLY want a cracker
And CAPON a hen.

B-lu 5/6
If you RAISE a MATCH
to the big CANDY CABIN
you will have a fried CAPON

Mick 4/6
PLEAD with the lead cock
“You CRAMP my style! Got a robe?” —
CAPPA clad CAPON

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