On the seventh day of April, my Wordle gave me a new game to solve. You can find the Wordle answer at the bottom of the post, but if you want to work it out yourself, you can find a few clues and general Wordle tips.
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Here it is.
Ready?
It is.
Foray.
Unless you make a habit of sneaking a Y into your early guesses, this might have taken a couple of tries. I remembered that Foray is also a word. Yes. I did. It is understandable if you are not familiar with this one, but it is less common than some of the recent answers. It means an attack or a venturing forth, and can be used as a word or a phrase.
Hope the clues helped you get to the answer. There is always tomorrow if not.
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