🇬🇧 More English winning words #168
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The winning words in DIFFLE in English will come from the 125k most popular words instead of the 50k most popular words, which will result in harder words and a higher chance of oddities like "who allowed this?" (glowworm).
Examples of new words: accession, bedbug, coagulate, configure, flaxen, fluency, overrate, parquet, protrude.
The number of winning words will increase by about 5.21% (so this change does not mean that such words will immediately start appearing).