Tool (Solver) to solve grids of Lingo (game show) and find a word using the position information of the letters of other words.
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Tag(s) : Word Games
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Motus is a televised word game inspired by the American version Lingo whose goal is to find a word by successive propositions.
Each attempt by the player must be an existing word in the dictionary starting with the same letter and having the same number of letters as the word sought.
After each trial, a system of colored boxes indicates any placed letters 🟥, any misplaced letters 🟡 and any other letters missing from the word 🟦.
The object of the Motus game is to find the word in a maximum of 6 attempts.
Wordle is a copy of Lingo which proposes to find one word per day, géré par le New York Times.
Enter the last line (the known pattern of the word) with - (dash) for unknown letters.
Example: L--G- for a 5 letter word with L in 1st position and G in 4th position.
Enter the incorrectly positioned letters and the letters declared as missing from any previous lines.
The Lingo solver will then generate the list of possible words.
Lingo started in 1988 in Canada, then the TV show spread worldwide.
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Lingo Solver on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2023-10-01,