As we approach the end of April, schools are gearing up for summer break, with college campuses experiencing disruptions due to ongoing protests. Meanwhile, in the Wordling World, it’s 2XP Friday, meaning double points in Competitive Wordle. Today’s hint is “insipid” and “dull,” with a 4-point Scrabble letter in the answer.
The answer to today’s Wordle is “VAPID,” a word that originates from Latin and describes something lacking in flavor, zest, or interest. In the Wordle Bot analysis, the player started strong with the guess “SPARE,” eventually leading to the winning guess of “VAPID.” Through strategic guessing and rearranging letters, the player earned 4 points on 2XP Friday.
Competitive Wordle scoring system awards 3 points for guessing in 1, 2 points for guessing in 2, and so on. Beating the Wordle Bot earns an additional point. Players can keep a daily running score or play for a new score each day. Today’s etymology lesson delves into the origins of the word “vapid” and its relation to the Latin term for insipid or flat.
The Latin term “vapidus” evolved into the English word “vapid” in the 17th century, maintaining its original meaning of lacking interest or stimulation. Fans of Wordle can find daily guides on the game, as well as other content, on the author’s blog. For all things Wordle, TV shows, streaming guides, movie reviews, and more, be sure to check out the blog for a variety of entertainment coverage.
As students prepare for the end of the school year and summer break, Wordle enthusiasts can enjoy the challenge of the daily game with the added incentive of 2XP Friday. With hints, clues, and analysis readily available, players can improve their skills and earn points for successful guesses. By understanding the origins of words like “vapid,” players can deepen their appreciation for the game and the intricacies of language.
