The Christmas Day Worldle quite literally goes “above and beyond.” It is a whole lote more than you might expect.
The Wordle puzzle for December 25 is a bit special. It is used as a qualifier for the term “special” in modern English conversations, in a colloquial sense, that is. For starters, it has two non-repeating vowels, one at the beginning and one at the end. Interestingly, it is also used as a word-forming element to explain something that is beyond the scope of what is being discussed. It’s
“more.” Notably, it is derived from classical Latin, but it is used in French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and German with similar form and meaning.
Starting with the letter “E,” the more popular usage of the word we’re hunting today describes something that is not really crucial, but exists merely as an add-on.
