Stats: The puzzle page had over 500 views and was attempted over 350 times. We had only 73 submissions (lower than 89 last time). Of these only 60 were correct (vs 81 previously).
Solutions:
1 Associate in well made movie (4-1)
WALL-E Insertion of A (Associate) in Anagram of WELL*
2 Number of Frankincense vendor (5)
SEVEN – Hidden in Plain Sight
3 Twenty in pain after catching cold (5)
SCORE – Insertion of C in SORE
4 Foolish individual changing to uniform’s dirty (5)
SULLY – S(-i+U)LLY – Substitution of U for I in SILLY
5 He entertains little woman in front of King and Queen (5)
JOKER – JO (Little woman)+ K + ER
6 The Final XWordle
After solving the individual clues, these answers needed to be placed in the Grid correctly as below.
The grid had letter hints to help slot the answers. For eg, the pink E indicated, only an answer ending in E could be in Place 1 (narrrowing down to either SCORE or WALL E). The Pink W, indicated, WALL-E had to be in the 4th spot and hence 1 had to be SCORE. So, you had to solve the puzzle like a logic game to arrive at the correct spots for the answers. After doing that, you had to use the letters in Wordle colors, to find the correct answer which was “KLAUS”.
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Here is the list of people who got it correct and their feedback on the puzzle.
| S.No. | Name | Comment | Puzzle Rating |
| 1 | Thejaswi Udupa | 5 – Excellent | |
| 2 | Suyash Roongta | Nice one! The pics helped! | 5 – Excellent |
| 3 | Priya SHyam | Quite tricky – superb clues and the hints helped. fitting the movies in the correct locations was difficult ! | 5 – Excellent |
| 4 | samit | Good one! | 5 – Excellent |
| 5 | N Anantakrishnan | Wall E
Seven Score Sully Joker |
5 – Excellent |
| 6 | Abhijith | 3 – Average | |
| 7 | Tejas Siddharth | Very nice | 5 – Excellent |
| 8 | Ratna Rao | As always very nice . Loved it. | 5 – Excellent |
| 9 | Himanshu Rajurkar | 5 – Excellent | |
| 10 | Sandhya Paruchuri | 4 – Good | |
| 11 | Ramesh Swaminathan | Please revert to previous format more user friendly. Clues didn’t appear in mobile screen. Lovely selection of titles and fantastic clues. Good going. | 4 – Good |
| 12 | Supriya Mithal | Loved it ,loved the clues as well | 5 – Excellent |
| 13 | Madhusudan H | Good puzzle | 5 – Excellent |
| 14 | Ron osher | 5 – Excellent | |
| 15 | Camelia Oberoi | 4 – Good | |
| 16 | Ashwin Bhandarkar | Would not have figured out 2 of the words as well as the final answer without the picture clues and good old Google! | 5 – Excellent |
| 17 | Sriram Radhakrishnan | very enjoyable | 5 – Excellent |
| 18 | Venkatesan p | Enjoyable puzzle. | 5 – Excellent |
| 19 | Nicholas Loader | 4.6 if I could haha. Better and better. Wordplay, as always, perfect. Nicest wordplay concept would have to be SULLY. It was also the only one for which I felt the surface could be improved. Best surface, and best of both I felt, was WALL-E. Somehow I didn’t notice a few of the provided letters making it much harder haha. Once I discovered them, it was possibly still a bit too easy. Though a nice challenge provided by the final letters. Title was the highlight for me though haha. Bravo 😀 | 4 – Good |
| 20 | Mona Sogal | Good one 🙂 | 5 – Excellent |
| 21 | Hema Ramanathan | Tried only with the images. Much more interesting. A different kind of research/checking. Fun! | 4 – Good |
| 22 | Sohil | 5 – Excellent | |
| 23 | Al Sanders | I liked the changes that made it a bit harder | 5 – Excellent |
| 24 | anand rangnathan | spent too long on 2a till I read the instructions about the clues not being in the right order. | 4 – Good |
| 25 | Matt Zinno | I need the visual hints, but I think you should deepen the challenge by not providing the letter hints. | 2 – Poor |
| 26 | Arnold Reich | 4 – Good | |
| 27 | Madhup Tewari | Another great puzzle. | 5 – Excellent |
| 28 | Aashwina mouli | 4 – Good | |
| 29 | Narayanan R | SUPER | 5 – Excellent |
| 30 | ASHIT HEGDE | Nice clues. Eagerly looking forward to the next one .I wish you would get rid of the letter hints however. | 4 – Good |
| 31 | Krittibas Dasgupta | A bit trickier so much more interesting | 5 – Excellent |
| 32 | Usha Ramesh | 5 – Excellent | |
| 33 | V RATNAKUMAR | No words to describe kudos | 5 – Excellent |
| 34 | Suresh Dorbala | 4 – Good | |
| 35 | Alison Crutchfield | 5 – Excellent | |
| 36 | Geetha Das | 5 – Excellent | |
| 37 | Ramya N | My heads still reeling….gotta get a hang of this | 4 – Good |
| 38 | Srinath | Great combination of wordle and crossword! Good fun! | 5 – Excellent |
| 39 | Arunthathi C | 4 – Good | |
| 40 | Debasmita | 5 – Excellent | |
| 41 | Kabir Firaque | Great clues, but picture clues helped in a couple of instances. | 5 – Excellent |
| 42 | Chris Evans | Enjoying these very much. | 4 – Good |
| 43 | Geoff Lee | Fun, as ever, buy only actually heard of 3 of the 6 films … not my thing I’m afraid. | 3 – Average |
| 44 | Venkatraghavan S. | 5 – Excellent | |
| 45 | N. Rengaswamy | Enjoyed solving | 5 – Excellent |
| 46 | Krishnan Anantheswaran | Great as usual | 5 – Excellent |
| 47 | Sabitha Satchi | 4 – Good | |
| 48 | Max Jackson | 4 – Good | |
| 49 | Lakshmi Prakash | Very nice movie wordle | 5 – Excellent |
| 50 | Mathangi Venkatesh | 4 – Good | |
| 51 | Manjunath Gawade | 5 – Excellent | |
| 52 | Arshad Nadamal | 4 – Good | |
| 53 | Ramki Krishnan | 4 – Good | |
| 54 | Gita Gopinath | ||
| 55 | Arvind Ramaswamy | 4 – Good | |
| 56 | Veena Venkataraman | 5 – Excellent | |
| 57 | Meera | Loved it! Nice clues overall! | 5 – Excellent |
| 58 | Ganesh Nayak | Now very doable and fun! Though I didn’t get the different colored (magenta) letters. | 5 – Excellent |
| 59 | LV | Struggled | 5 – Excellent |
| 60 | Manish Misra |
Thanks for all your encouraging Feedback and Congrats to all who tried. Check out for a new XWordle later today.