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Wordle gets an Aussie flavour
Patricia Gill. The popularity of the web-based puzzle game, Wordle, led Denmark man Russell Hoffmann to invent a similar game but set in an identifiable Australian vernacular. Aussie Words came about when Russell disgusted at the American vernacular in solutions such as the word, ‘pshaw', decided it was time to use those words which he'd heard his dad and his mates bandy about.
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