Hey there! If you’ve dropped by, it’s Wordle time, and we’ve got the daily scoop to help you crack the puzzle.
Curious about Wordle’s roots?
Originally crafted by engineer Josh Wardle as a sweet gift for his partner, Wordle quickly became a global sensation, captivating thousands worldwide. Fans jumped in, creating spin-offs like the battle royale Squabble, music guessing game Heardle, and variations such as Dordle and Quordle, adding twists to the Wordle challenge.
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The craze grew to such an extent that the New York Times stepped in, acquiring Wordle, and even TikTok creators couldn’t resist livestreaming their Wordle conquests.
Not looking for today’s answer? Check out the Wordle solution for Dec. 26.
What’s the smart way to kick off a Wordle game?
Your best starting word is the one that resonates with you. But if you’re into strategic moves, consider picking a word with at least two different vowels and common consonants like S, T, R, or N to speed up your path to the solution.
What’s up with the missing Wordle archive?
The complete collection of past Wordle puzzles used to be available for everyone’s enjoyment at any time. Unfortunately, it’s been taken down at the request of the New York Times, leaving Wordle enthusiasts longing for the nostalgia.
Is Wordle getting trickier?
While it might feel that way, Wordle isn’t actually any more challenging than when it started. If you’re up for more difficulty, you can always switch on Wordle’s Hard Mode.
Why the occasional dual Wordle answers?
Typically, Wordle sticks to one correct solution per day, but every now and then, it rebels and accepts two different answers. This quirk is a result of changes made by the New York Times after acquiring the game.
The Times has updated the word list, reducing the chances of dual answers. To avoid any confusion, refreshing your browser before starting a new puzzle is a good practice.
Here’s a subtle hint for today’s Wordle:
A type of Chrysanthemum.
Any double letters in today’s Wordle answer?
Nope, no repeated letters.
Today’s Wordle is a 5-letter word that starts with…
The action begins with the letter D.
For Wordle enthusiasts: Check out these engaging word games to play in real life. So, what’s today’s Wordle solution?
Wrap up your guesses because it’s your final shot at cracking Wordle #921 before we spill the beans.
And the solution to Wordle #921 is…
DAISY.
If you didn’t nail it this time, don’t let it get you down. A fresh Wordle awaits you tomorrow, and we’ll be right here with more hints to guide you.