TechGamingToday’s Wordle answer: Wordle 272 will test your knowledge of foreign languagesWordle 272 cooks up a challenge but just 3 guesses and we were inWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
TechGamingToday’s Wordle answer: Wordle 272 will test your knowledge of foreign languagesWordle 272 cooks up a challenge but just 3 guesses and we were inWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
Wordle 272 cooks up a challenge but just 3 guesses and we were in
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
(Image credit: Getty)
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Today’s Wordle answer – number 272 – is one of the harder words that’s been chosen so far. It is probably going to infuriate a lot of people, in fact, but we got it in 3 guesses so ner-ner-ne-ner-nerr. Wordle 272 is also another vowel-packed word like yesterday’s winner – here’s our guide toWordle 271. However, we were ready for it this time.
Alternatively, you may now want to move on toWordle 273– it’s an easier one, you’ll be pleased to learn.
One of the charms of Wordle is that it will occasionally pick a word like Rupee or caulk that is outside of what many Wordlers expect. Today’s Wordle solution is arguably saucier than either of those words – ooh la la! But we aced it like a chef, so we’re ultimately very happy with Wordle 272, as now we feel knowledgeable and successful.
Hints for Wordle 272
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The trick to aceing this Wordle – like we just did – is to remember that although Wordle is an English-language quiz, the winning word is sometimes a foreign-language word that’s commonly used in English. So while haters may ‘pan’ this Wordle solution, we don’t give a ‘toss’. It’s got a certain je ne sais quoi.
Wordle #272 answer
How you like them onions?(Image credit: New York Times)
How you like them onions?
How you like them onions?
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Yeah, so today’s answer is SAUTÉ. If that sounds a little French to you, that’s because it’s the French word for ‘jump’. Not very fair, right? ‘Putain merde!’ you might very well exclaim. Bien sur, zut alors.
As you can see from above, we nailed ALL FIVE letters without even breaking sweat. Then we were left with a surprisingly hard problem: organise the letters S, E, A, U and T into a 5-letter English word, and S must be the first letter. Our first thought was ‘there is no such English word.’ And it turned out we were right.
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If you want to know more about the world’s best loved word game that isn’t Scrabble and also how to win at it, we suggest you read T3’sguide to Wordle. It explains how the game is played and reveals our ‘secret’ moves that have still, to this point, given us a 100% Wordle win rate, even when it’s some hard-ass French cooking word.
You can buy deep sided sauté pans that are specifically designed for sautéing. Some even have lids, so cack-handed chefs don’t project their onion, garlic, olive oil and potatoes all over the walls. But strictly speaking you can sauté food in any type of cooking vessel – it’s software not hardware. The most important thing is to make that food JUMP. Allez! Salut maintenant.
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