Another point of confusion is that the first row says 2318 possible words, but there only seem to be 2309 words in the dictionary in the code
Another point of confusion is that the first row says 2318 possible words, but there only seem to be 2309 words in the dictionary in the code
There are two different Wordle word lists--the set of legal guesses (roughly 13k) and the set of words in the solution list (roughly 2k). The latter list is curated to be a set of fair, interesting words, excluding plurals and more obscure words. Most Wordle solvers use knowledge of what words are in the Wordle solution database to pare down the set of "possible words". But with Don't Wordle, the "legal guess" list ends up being the more interesting one to show "remaining possibilities" for.
https://scoredle.com/ is a site that shows possible remaining words using the larger "legal guess" list, so you can see that you could have also guessed "SOCAS".
> Another point of confusion is that the first row says 2318 possible words, but there only seem to be 2309 words in the dictionary in the code
There were 2318 remaining possible words AFTER your first guess, which eliminated ~11k possibilities.
EDIT: this isn’t it - I missed the C in COMMA!
Once you finish the game, if you have any rows with 25 or fewer valid words remaining (shown to the right of the row), the word count becomes clickable. It will open a modal that will show you the valid words remaining after that stage of the game. I went ahead and entered your same sequence of words, and the the other word remaining was SOCAS. That is a valid word in the NYT official Wordle game.
>Another point of confusion is that the first row says 2318 possible words, but there only seem to be 2309 words in the dictionary in the code
There are different word dictionaries in the code.
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/bocca
Edit: The sibling with SOCAS is right.
There are two dictionaries, and the second contains 2309 entries which are found in the 12974 entries of the first.