Pedantle Thread 11

[InMySpareTime]

For players of Pedantle:

https://cemantle.certitudes.org/Pedantle

Post results, and if necessary clues, but please don’t post spoilers or screenshots.

Previous thread:

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/_chat/5296531-pedantle-thread-10?utm_campaign=thread&utm_medium=app_share

I found #pedantle #1339 in 20 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1339 in 82 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1339 in 20 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1339 in 67 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1340 in 77 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1340 in 59 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1340 in 45 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1340 in 34 guesses!
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spelling!
I found #pedantle #1340 in 55 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1341 in 43 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1341 in 16 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1341 in 124 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1341 in 73 guesses!
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Well I got 1341 in a pathetic 340 guesses, although it was my first ever go (off the back of seeing this thread in active and wondering what it was). Hopefully a better score tomorrow as I have a better idea of how to play.

@Trallers it takes a while to see the patterns in formatting and word lengths, and that saves a lot of guesses.
If you click on a blank word in an unfinished puzzle, a number appears in the blank space. That’s the length of that word. Get an idea of the sorts of filler words that appear at the starting sentence of Wikipedia articles (in, a, the, is, was etc) and you can often “see” them without explicitly using guesses.
Brackets in the first sentence containing two sets of three words separated by a dash means you’re looking for an article about a person.
Superscript (word boxes above the text line) usually means something mathematical or pertaining to the area of something geographical.
Subscript usually means a chemical of some kind, especially if there are a few with lots of one and two letter words.

I found #pedantle #1341 in 61 guesses!
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Ooh thank you, those are very useful tips!

If you search the same word again I'm assuming it doesn't count it twice?

@Trallersit doesn’t count it twice, and some root words fill in other words and plurals automatically without adding guesses.
”be” reveals be, is, was
”it” reveals it, they, he, she, its
“do” reveals do, does, doing, did
(I think those are correct but can’t remember exactly the extent of the root word power and it depends which words are in the bit of the article).

I found #pedantle #1341 in 35 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1341 in 41 guesses!
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3rd 🥉
I found #pedantle #1342 in 10 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1342 in 32 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1342 in 59 guesses!
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Well done @InMySpareTime

I found #pedantle #1342 in 20 guesses!
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I found #pedantle #1342 in 41 guesses!
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