Dordle.

Two words.
One train
of thought.

Dordle gives every guess two jobs. Find both five-letter words in seven shared guesses.

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Word one
CRANE
Word two
CRANE
Example feedback · One guess, two different sets of clues.
Same five letters.Twice the possibilities.

Read both sides
of the story.

Every guess is scored on both unsolved boards. A green tile is in the right place; a yellow tile belongs elsewhere. Gray means that copy of the letter is absent.

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