Hmmmm....for my first go, I got T R I A D (0 green, 0 yellow) H O N E S (0 green, 0 yellow) C L U M P (0 green, 2 yellow) B U L K Y (3 green, 0

Hmmmm....for my first go, I got T R I A D (0 green, 0 yellow) H O N E S (0 green, 0 yellow) C L U M P (0 green, 2 yellow) B U L K Y (3 green, 0 yellow) F U L L Y (4 green, 0 yellow) G U L L Y (5 green, 0 yellow) Looking at the similarities, I'm wondering if the adversarial nature will generally lead to higher-than-naively-expected frequencies of: Words with 'y', as people will tend to 'eliminate' the common vowels early, leaving 'y' as a 'substitute vowel' to fill in. Words with repeated and doubled letters, as a round progresses and the pool ov available letters shrinks. I wonder what other patterns might emerge from the ruleset?