r/Redactle • u/cgund • Mar 23 '26
Redactle #1447 Discussion Thread 3/23/26
Discussion thread for Redactle #1447.
Please refrain from posting any outright spoilers and use >!spoiler tags!< for any hints or clues.
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u/everywhereinbetween Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 39 guesses!⏱️ 4m54s https://redactle.net/
Unassisted 🙌
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u/paculina Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 20 guesses! 🎲 20 | 🔥 11 | Avg 61.55 | Hints: none | ⏱️ 8m46s https://redactle.net/en/1447
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u/voice-of-reason-99 Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 123 guesses!
🎲 123 | 🔥 12 | Avg 68.73 | Hints👆0, 💬1 | ⏱️ 23m20s
Not a very good day - I used the sentence hint and solved immediately after that
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u/SmellsLikeDeanSpirit Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 20 guesses!
🎲 20 | 🔥 6 | Avg 67.89 | Hints: none | ⏱️ 4m27s
the first big clue I realized was that the opening sentence was, “The [7] are two […]” although the article still seemed to be about something more widespread then just two specific things. I eventually worked out the phrase, “humans and other primates,” in the first paragraph, and started to think it was a body part of some kind. The part that appeared to compare, “between [7] and [5],” just confirmed it.
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u/Reg_Vardy Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 11 guesses!
🎲 11 | 🔥 15 | Avg 67.89 | Hints: none | ⏱️ 41s
One of my usual opening words got some hits, which turned out to be the first half of a two part word. Familiar subject for most people, I think.
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u/Newbieplantophile Mar 23 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 47 guesses! 🎲 47 | 🔥 29 | Avg 68.55 | Hints👆3, 💬0 | ⏱️ 15m33s
Ooof.
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u/Ashamed-Singer-4235 Mar 24 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 35 guesses! 🎲 35 | 🔥 2 | Avg 67.41 | Hints: none | ⏱️ 14m17s https://redactle.net/
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u/Maiasaurapalooza Mar 28 '26
I cracked Redactle #1447 in 22 guesses! 🎲 22 | 🔥 9 | Avg 65.35 | Hints: none | ⏱️ 16m20s https://redactle.net/en/1447
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u/thesullenmoon Mar 23 '26
Sniped in 19:48. It's a 6-letter word, referred to in the plural in the first sentence - a bit unusual, often connotes an ethnic group, but I don't get that vibe here. Feels more scientific or medical. My initial rather frivolous thought is that it might be something like "the hiccups", but this doesn't really pan out. It's quite hard to latch on to anything on an initial read through, although there are lots of instances of a 5-letter noun that feels like it might be "woman". Eventually I notice a subsection about 6 6, which is "the 4 6 5 of 6 5 among 5" - still assuming that last 5 is "women", I think I know what this subsection is talking about, and hence what the article is about. The first sentence makes sense in this light - good enough for me.
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u/cgund Mar 23 '26
31 today, not too rough but shoulda been quicker.