In honor of the long-running What is a Word/Phrase™ series started by JLee with a special brand of Phrase™ and Word™ puzzles, came up with this puzzle myself.
There's a special rule that can be applied to words to determine whether or not they're a Wyrrd™. Here are some examples:
Wyrrd™ | Not a Wyrrd™ |
---|---|
efficient | late |
halved | complete |
odd | even |
adjacent | final |
inefficient | flawless |
versatile | mediocre |
If you want the CSV to analyze, here it is:
Wyrrd™,Not a Wyrrd™
efficient,late
halved,complete
odd,even
adjacent,final
inefficient,flawless
versatile,mediocre
What is the rule that determines whether something is a Wyrrd™? Bonus: figure out why it's called a Wyrrd™.