TechPhonesWordle puzzles: solutions, tips and tricks on how to winStuck on Wordle? We explain how the game works, provide tips to the answers and even the solutions, if you need themWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
TechPhonesWordle puzzles: solutions, tips and tricks on how to winStuck on Wordle? We explain how the game works, provide tips to the answers and even the solutions, if you need themWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
Stuck on Wordle? We explain how the game works, provide tips to the answers and even the solutions, if you need them
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
(Image credit: Wordle)
(Image credit: Wordle)
Finding a random five-letter word with six attempts is quite easy. All you need is to have a system and be a little bit good with words. But some days, Wordle is a struggle. Maybe there are other things in the world that are distracting you. That’s why, when inspiration or aptitude fails you, we’re here to bring you the answer. Some people may call it cheating if they like; we’re not going to judge anyone.
Before you’rereallyready to give in and discover today’s solution, there’s a clue just below here, so you can still have the satisfaction of completing the puzzle on your own.
You can play today’s game at Wordle’s home at theNew York Times. They paid ‘a seven-figure sum’ to bring the game to their site and are probably reaping the rewards, as people need cheering up after reading the news these days, let’s face it. And before reading it, come to that.
What is Wordle?
The objective ofWordleis to guess the five-letter word of the day and you have six tries in which to get it right. With each attempt, you are told if any of the letters you used are in the final word, with green boxes (right letter, right place) and grey ones (right letter, wrong place). If you’re colour blind, you’ll be glad to know there is a different colour scheme available.
Through these clues, you can eliminate letters and determine the answer.
Whether you nail the word or not, Wordle gives you statistics on your guess distribution and winning streak. You can also share your triumph – or abject failure –with friends or on social. All your friends and followers see is a grid of those green and gray boxes; not the letters, so as not to spoil it.
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(Image credit: Wordle)
(Image credit: Wordle)
Has Wordle got harder?
When the New York Times took over publishing Wordle, there was a certain amount of controversy among certain users, who were convinced the upscale news site had made the game harder. The perception seemed to be that them east coast snobs was using their $10 words and fancy-pants ways to make the game impossible for folks who hadn‘t done no book learnin’ nor been to Yale.
The New York Times has, however, removed a few words from the preset list that it thought might upset people. Words like POOPY and SHART, we expect.
Of course, the NYT could one day choose to only use words such as SQUAB, OUIJA, PLOOV and COVFEFE, and deliberately ruin your day. But for now, it’s not, so quit your whining.
Incidentally, if you actively want to play a version of Wordle that really is harder, try the cloneHellowordl. This lets you chase words of up to 11 letters in length – or as few as four – and we can confirm that can be quite hard. Just coming up with a string of 11-letter guesses is difficult enough, never mind getting the correct one.
How to win at Wordle
(Image credit: Hellowordl)
(Image credit: Hellowordl)
You can play Wordle the way most people do, or you can operate a system. Most folks, we are pretty sure, choose a word they like and then work from there. We’ve found that the most effective way, however, is to start with TWO words that use as many of the most used letters in the English language as possible. We largely ignore the correct letters in the first word until guess number three.
We have to tell you, though: we have never lost at Wordle. Here‘s our stats as of February 26.
(Image credit: New York Times)
(Image credit: New York Times)
Fascinating Wordle fact of the day: if you don’t play every day, you’ll lose your running streak even if you have a 100% success rate. Boy were we annoyed when we found that out.
Wordle archive
If you want to play Wordle games from previous days you can now do that on theWordle Archive. This has every game back to #1 for you to complete. If you’re looking for the previous day’s solutions, here are the last 20 for you. Seriously though, if you’re cheating on the answers to Wordles that aren’t even the current one, that is verging on sad.
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