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

22 October

Posted on October 22, 2025

words from wordle 1,586

Mark 3/6
RAISE your sniffing SNOUT
Our Limburger leaves no doubt
No STUNT, smells throughout

Debbie Wilson 3/6
RINSE the pig of mud
From tip of tail to SNOUT
Quite a STUNT in mud

Diana Marie 4/6
Quick duck for COVER
A fake FIGHT and PLANT the fall
Working the STUNT life

Laurie Partridge 3/6
Yes I FAKED you out
You should never TRUST a 🤡
That’s my greatest STUNT

Mora 4/6
Gonna CLONE your GRIND
So I don’t STANK at worku
I’ll only STUNT it

Jason 4/6
CYCLE. GROIN in pain.
STAND. Better. But my socks STUNK.
Sit. Best. All a STUNT

Mick 3/6
a SALET worn well
a SHORT chausses, exposed coccyx
a STUNT gone poorly

salet – medieval helmet
chausses – medieval pants (pronounced SHōs)
coccyx – tailbone

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