Wordle 218 3/6*
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Wordle 218 5/6*
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Blade focus pinch pricy crimp
This one had me stumped. The fourth guess was just to get more letters ( I knew the first letter wasn’t right), and I will admit to just using and trying whatever letter I had available at the end. Never heard of this word (or I should say: never suspected the English word to be so close to the Dutch one in this case)…
Quone is a word, I swear. To quone someone, it’s a medical expression
Wordle 218 2/6*
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A delightful fluke!
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What is chopped up meat called in America, if not the same as yesterday’s solution?
Ground <meat type>, I believe.
Well, there you go. Can’t say as this game isn’t educational!
are you mincing words here?
Wordle 218 4/6*
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Thought I had it in 3 this time.
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Wordle 218 3/6*
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Wordle 218 5/6*
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I went for crisp first, which is why it took me 5
Wordle 218 3/6
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Feel pretty pretty good about this one.
Wordle 218 4/6*
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Sometimes it’s more helpful to get no hits
It’s minced. Ground is using a meat grinder or food processor. Minced is using a knife. Which we do for meat pies (which we call “pot pies”), gravy, bacon bits, etc
You generally see “chopped” or “ground” if we’re talking about the adjectival form. In the US I’ve never seen “minced” as a descriptor on anything other than garlic, though it (and the verb form) are generally used to refer to a specific fineness of chop. “Mince” as a noun is never, in my experience, used to refer to meat in the US, or at least my part of it.
I used to live near a minced meat factory. It was small. Almost looked like something off a model railroad.
This is true. It’s always a verb referring to a very fine chop. The Joy of Cooking is my comprehensive cooking reference and it uses “mince” relatively often, but you’re right–mostly for describing vegetable, not meat, preparation. I looked up my go-to turkey giblet gravy recipe and it says “finely chop” the meat bits (though it does say to mince the onions.)
“Mincemeat” to we Usians is, as @krayzkrok described, a sweet pie filling made of dried fruits and spices. In my experience it’s approximately as desirable as fruitcake.
Wordle 218 3/6*
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Wordle 218 2/6*
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Only the second time I’ve gotten one in two guesses.
Good start followed by two swings and misses. Wordle 218 4/6
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