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Woods is not just a plural of "wood", it is its own words. Synonym of forest, "they played in the woods", "the town is cutting down their local woods".

DavidLloydOwen1 year ago (1 edit)

My initial reaction was to agree with Mandy (and now Tarantella). "Let's picnic in the woods opposite my house." Semantically the destination is singular. Grammatically, however, Dorkle is right, you cannot get away with "The woods *is* opposite my house." Singular or plural, grammar vs. semantics. I think there's a good case for including "woods" as a valid answer nevertheless.

whozit1 year ago

Woods is a plural that doesn't have a singular form, therefore it's a valid word for these type of games,

zaratustraDeveloper1 year ago

Words that end with S should only appear if they're a word in its own right (so BENDS and KEEPS are there).

But, because of how i used frequency data to set the list, it is possible to have a word which is a plural of a very common word but also only has an singular meaning that's very obscure (like BOOTS and BONES). This is a "feature" to keep people on their toes.

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Dorkle1 year ago(-2)

I’m done with Dordle. First it was woods, then links, and now works. If it always takes a plural verb, it’s plural and should not be allowed, regardless of its possible use as a collective noun.

Mandy J Watson1 year ago(+1)

Whatever works for you.

WQCD1 year ago (1 edit)

The "S" enders that have a plural option should likely be omitted to keep the game more fair. I'm loving Dordle, but my pet peeve is the ED enders which I have seen many in freedordle. I lost a game to PIPED and almost another to DOMED. Those shouldn't be in the game IMO.

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