WordleBot: Your Daily, Personalized Wordle Score
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WordleBotYour daily, personalized Wordle scoreByJosh KatzandMatthew ConlenApril 7, 2022Looking up your latest Wordle
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supported by the bot has new features, a cleaner design and a revamped approach to solving wordles and analyzing your performances. by josh katz and matthew conlen josh katz, a trained statistician and graphics editor, has yet to lose at wordle. matthew conlen, who has a ph.d. in computer science, has started to play more often, still with a new opening word each time. wordlebot, the tool that sometimes uplifts you when you think your wordle performance has been terrible, and sometimes chides you when you think you’ve played superbly, is changing. it won’t stop telling you what to do, but today we’re unveiling an update to its algorithm as well as new features that we hope will enhance your experience. a new approach to information the biggest change since we introduced the bot four months ago is its solving method: wordlebot no longer knows the 2,300 word wordle solution list, putting it on a more even footing with humans. instead, it assigns roughly 3,150 relatively common english words a probability of being a wordle solution, based on what it has observed about the words that have been solutions so far. all else being equal, the more common a word is (as measured by how frequently it’s appeared in the new york times since 2000), the more likely it is to be a wordle solution. on the other hand, past tense verbs ending in “ed” are considered extremely unlikely to be solutions, and other words that end with “ed” are considered fairly unlikely to be solutions. plural words that end in “s” or “es”   and verbs that end in a single “s”   are not considered possible solutions. if words have a different spelling in british and american english   like colour/color and vigour/vigor   the bot considers them a little less likely to be solutions. and the same goes for words that are not classified as root words, like jowly.

here are some hints and the answer for wordle no. 1,260 for saturday, nov. 30. read on for help with wordle. looking for the most recent wordle answer? click here for today's wordle hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for the new york times mini crossword, connections and strands puzzles. there are plenty of other online word games now, but i still play the new york times wordle game every day. these days, it's not only an old friend, it's also a nice warm up for connections, strands and the rest. also, we've ranked all the letters in the alphabet by popularity, if you want to use this list to decide on your best start words. i've written a lot about wordle    from covering its 1,000th word to my list of the best starter words to a helpful two step strategy to news about controversial word changes. i've even rounded up what i learned playing the hit online word puzzle for a full year. if you're rethinking your need for the actual answer, you might try tips from one of those stories. still need a starter word? one person told me they just look around and choose a five letter object they've spotted as their starter word    such as couch or chair. i tend to stick to starter words that have the most popular letters used in english words. i like train as a starter, though i have a friend who uses trail. i've read that people use the financial term roate, but i like to use words i actually know. if you read this far, you know how to play. you have six chances to guess a five letter word, and the game gives you feedback as to whether the letters you've guessed are in the puzzle or not, and if they're in the same spot where you guessed they are. the new york times bought the game from creator josh wardle for seven figures in 2022. wardle famously created the game for his partner, and let her narrow down the 12,000 five letter words in the english language to just 2,500, creating the database of answers. it was convenient, too, that he has a name that plays off "word." a times spokesperson told me it lists the very first wordle as appearing on june 19, 2021, and the paper celebrated the game's 1,000th word on march 15. spoiler: that 1,000th word was erupt. as in, "dad will erupt if the wordle is so tough he loses his streak." before we show you today's wordle answer, we'll give you some hints. if you don't want a spoiler, look away now. today's wordle answer has no repeated letters. there are two vowels in today's wordle answer. today's wordle answer begins with the letter d. today's wordle answer contains a word for a popular pet. today's wordle answer refers to a body of belief, often religious. today's wordle answer is dogma. yesterday's wordle answer, nov. 29, no. 1,259, was hippo. nov. 25, no. 1,255: brown nov. 26, no. 1,256: witch nov. 27, no. 1,257: slang nov. 28, no. 1,258: chock

wordle #1,331 is here. we'll give you some hints and the answer… when you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. here’s how it works. 1. today's hints 2. start letter 3. today's answer 4. yesterday's answer most players find uncovering today's wordle answer reasonably straightforward. according to the new york times' wordlebot, the average player will complete wordle #1,331 in 3.8 moves in easy mode, or 3.7 if playing by hard rules. each day, we will update this article with wordle hints and tips to help you find today's answer. and if the hints aren't enough, we'll even give you the answer, in case you're really stuck or just haven't had time to complete today's puzzle. plus, we are also including an analysis of yesterday's puzzle, #1,330, in case you're reading this in a different time zone. so be warned: spoilers lie ahead for game #1,331. only read on if you want to know today's wordle answer! our first tip is that you should use one of the best wordle start words for every game you play. but if you want some more specific clues to today's wordle answer, then here you go: * by vowel, we mean a, e, i, o, u. there are other letters that are sometimes considered to be vowels, depending on how they are used. those hints should get you at least some of the way towards finding today's wordle answer. if not, then you can read on for bigger clues; or, if you just want to know the answer, then skip down further for that. alright then, here's a larger hint: today's wordle answer is a little extra. get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. the answer to wordle #1,331 starts with b, so combined with the hints above you should now have all the clues you need to get the answer and not break a wordle streak. ok, it's now time to scroll down for the answer… so, what is today's wordle answer for game #1,331? drumroll, please   it's bonus. hello wordlers. a reasonably easy one today. while bonus contains just one of the five most common wordle letters, 'n' and 's' both crack the top ten. still, with only 'o' representing the top five, my start word of orate was a bit of a bust, with just the one yellow character. that meant i had a massive 195 possible answers to choose from, going into my second turn, according to wordlebot. naturally, the bot's best wordle start words were far more effective. close leaves 28 answers, while slant lowers that to 20. if you opened with blast, only seven choices would be left over. i try to play a blend of 'l', 'i', 's', 'n', and 'c' on my second turn, and today i tried sonic to play four of them. it was highly effective, with both 'n' and 'o' turning green, while 's' went yellow. that only left the right answer, according to wordlebot, and it didn't take me long to figure it out. i typed in bonus and completed the puzzle in three moves. hopefully you did well today, wordlers. see you tomorrow. reading this in a later time zone? the wordle answer for game #1,330 was steep. hello wordlers. a reasonably tricky one thanks to the double character, even if it is the most common wordle letter. i began with orate, as ever, which today turned both 't' and 'e' yellow. that sounds good, but still left a whopping 87 available options, according to wordlebot. the bot's best wordle start words were a fair bit better. plate leaves 19 answers, while slate lowers that to 17. if you opened with stare, only six options would be left over. i like to play a mix of 'l', 'i', 's', 'n', and 'c' on my second turn, and today i managed that with tiles. it was a solid move, turning 'e' green, ruling out 't' in a second spot and giving me a yellow 's' to play with. just eight options were left, according to wordlebot*. i was torn between steen and steep at this point, but opted for the former because 'n' was on my hitlist. more fool me, because it actually was steep, as i found out on my fourth and final go. hopefully you did well today, wordlers. see you tomorrow. * these were: sheet, sweet, skeet, steep, steed, upset, beset and unset. if you're looking for a list of older wordle answers, we can also help. here's a list going back 20 games. the best tip i can give is to use one of the best wordle start words. i can't stress this enough   it makes a massive difference. without one, you'll be scrabbling around in the dark trying (and possibly failing) to find the right five letters (or possibly fewer) out of the 26 possibles. but clever people (not me) have done the math and identified the best start words based on both frequency in english and frequency among wordle answers. so use them! secondly, think about combinations, especially at the start and end. some options are far more common than others   for instance, sh, st, cr and ch all feature frequently. vowels obviously need consideration too: not all wordle answers will contain more than one, but plenty do, and some even have three. a good wordle start word should have used a couple, but if they don't feature you might well want to try another one or two on your next go. plus, remember the y   this sometimes acts as a surrogate vowel, and is easy to forget. it also appears at the end of plenty of words. finally, try out possibilities. so long as you don't press 'enter' you can try possible answers to see how they look on screen. put in likely letters plus any you know are definitely in the word, then mentally change one to the other available options. this technique has worked for me multiple times, and it's particularly helpful when the word in question is not an obvious one (like fjord or islet). but if you're still struggling with wordle, check out how tom's guide's wordle experts have honed their strategy after playing a lot of wordle after it first launched. we also have plenty of wordle tips and tricks to share, like how we've analyzed every wordle answer used to look for trends and have some further advice for you there. and if you're new to the game you should also take a look at our what is wordle? guide. wordle officially launched in october 2021, but it was actually started earlier in june of that year and celebrated its first birthday on june 19, 2022. (you can read my thoughts on the 5 things wordle needs to improve if it's to keep us playing on into another year.) however, it only grew in popularity towards the end of the year, then went viral in january as the world woke up to its charms. in fact, it proved so successful that the new york times bought wordle for a seven figure sum in early february and the game is now part of nyt games. it's played via the nyt games website here, and is entirely free. both the nyt and the game's creator, josh wardle, have stated that it will remain free. some people think that wordle has got harder since the nyt takeover, but it really hasn't. wordle is a simple game in which your challenge is to guess a five letter word in six attempts. each time you guess, you're told which of your chosen letters are in the target word, and whether they are in the right place. if a letter is in the correct place, it turns green. if it's in the word but in the wrong place, it turns yellow. and if it's not in the word at all, it turns gray. there's just one puzzle a day, and everyone completes the same one. it resets at midnight each day. you'll find more information about the game in our what is wordle? article. if you've solved wordle and need help with other games from the new york times, we suggest you check out our guide on today's nyt strands answer, which will give you some hints as well as the full answer to today's puzzle. if you're eager for another game to pass the time while you wait, we've put together a list of the best wordle alternatives. other wordle alternatives to try are the ultra stressful (but very good) squabble and the soccer themed, who are ya?. we also like the geography based wordle clone worldle, the star wars themed swordle and the math based mathler. there are certainly plenty of options once you've finished wordle for the day! freelance contributor alan has been writing about tech for over a decade, covering phones, drones and everything in between. previously deputy editor of tech site alphr, his words are found all over the web and in the occasional magazine too. when not weighing up the pros and cons of the latest smartwatch, you'll probably find him tackling his ever growing games backlog. or, more likely, playing spelunky for the millionth time. lenovo legion go s vs. asus rog ally x   which gaming handheld wins? nyt connections today hints and answers   sunday, february 9 (#609) one year later, the rabbit r1 is actually good now   here's why tomsguide is part of future us inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. visit our corporate site. © future us, inc. full 7th floor, 130 west 42nd street, new york, ny 10036.

supported by it will tell you how skillful or lucky you were, and it could help improve your results. by josh katz and matthew conlen josh katz, a trained statistician, is keeping a 100 day wordle streak alive. matthew conlen, who has a ph.d. in computer science, is happy to have an algorithm solve it for him on some days. [there’s a new version of wordlebot. you can read about it here.] wordlebot is a tool that will take your completed wordle and analyze it for you. it will give you overall scores for luck and skill on a scale from 0 to 99 and tell you at each turn what, if anything, you could have done differently   if solving wordles in as few steps as possible is your goal. it’s very easy. first, play wordle. then visit the wordle companion, ideally using the same device and web browser. every wordle game starts with one of 2,309 possible solutions as the hidden word. at each turn, wordlebot chooses the word that will allow it to solve the game in as few steps as possible, assuming any of the remaining solutions are equally likely. it keeps doing this until only one solution remains   the right answer. months ago, before the new york times bought wordle, we, like many others, began wondering about the best starting word. it seemed like a straightforward mathematical question   yet every person who approached the problem seemed to come up with a different answer. wordlebot started as an attempt to settle this question once and for all. but along the way we realized that (a) the answer was more complicated than it seemed; and that (b) we were more interested in how closely our guesses matched those that would be chosen by a machine designed to solve wordles.

how to solve today's wordle. looking for friday’s wordle hints, clues and answer? you can find them here: february is here and boy did it come quickly! january was gone in the blink of an eye, and february is much shorter. it’ll be over before you know, and then on to march and spring (though this winter has felt like spring) and on and on we go. where it stops nobody knows. let’s solve the very first wordle of february! the hint: fastener. the clue: this wordle contains a 4 point scrabble letter. okay, spoilers below! . . . the answer: today's wordle every day i check wordle bot to help analyze my guessing game. you can check your wordles with wordle bot right here. a tough word that i got with some lucky guesses today. crate a slight variation on wordle bot’s beloved crane left me with just 52 words. refit slashed that number down to just one: rivet for the win! huzzah! competitive wordle score today's wordle featured | frase byforbes™ unscramble the anagram to reveal the phrase pinpoint by linkedin guess the category queens by linkedin crown each region crossclimb by linkedin unlock a trivia ladder crate was definitely better than crane today. i get 1 point for guessing in three and 1 more for beating the bot. 2 for me! huzzah again! the word rivet comes from the old french riveter (circa 14th century), meaning "to clinch or fasten," which is derived from rivet (noun), referring to a small metal pin or bolt. this, in turn, likely comes from the old french river meaning "to fix, fasten, attach." the ultimate origin is uncertain but may be related to the latin ripa ("bank, shore") in the sense of securing or fixing something in place. one community. many voices. create a free account to share your thoughts. our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. we want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas and facts in a safe space. in order to do so, please follow the posting rules in our site's terms of service. we've summarized some of those key rules below. simply put, keep it civil. your post will be rejected if we notice that it seems to contain: user accounts will be blocked if we notice or believe that users are engaged in: so, how can you be a power user? thanks for reading our community guidelines. please read the full list of posting rules found in our site's terms of service.

find out what today's wordle answer is plus get some hints to help you solve it when you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. here’s how it works. it's time for your guide to today's wordle answer, featuring my commentary on the latest puzzle, plus a selection of hints designed to help you keep your streak going. don't think you need any clues for wordle today? no problem, just skip to my daily column. but remember: failure in this game is only ever six guesses away. want more word based fun? techradar's quordle today page contains hints and answers for that game, and you can also take a look at our nyt strands today and nyt connections today pages for our verdict on two of the new york times' other brainteasers. spoiler warning: today's wordle answer and hints are below, so don't read on if you don't want to see them. marc is techradar’s global editor in chief and has been obsessed with wordle for more than three years. he's authored dozens of articles on the game for techradar and its sister site tom's guide, including a detailed analysis of the most common letters in wordle in every position and a guide to the best wordle start words. he's also played every wordle ever and only lost once and yes, he takes it all too seriously. • wordle today has vowels in two places*. * note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (a, e, i, o, u), not y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too). • the first letter in today's wordle answer is b. b is a very, very common starting letter in wordle. in fact, it's the third most common overall, behind only s and c. • there are no repeated letters in today's wordle. repeated letters are quite common in the game, with 748 of the 2,309 wordle answers containing one. however, it's still more likely that a wordle doesn't have one. sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more. • the last letter in today's wordle is s. s is really not a common ending letter at all   mainly because wordle generally doesn't allow plurals. it's the 15th most likely letter to appear at the end of an answer. still looking for more wordle hints today? here's an extra one for game #1331. if you just want to know today's wordle answer now, simply scroll down   but i'd always recommend trying to solve it on your own first. we've got lots of wordle tips and tricks to help you, including a guide to the best wordle start words. if you don't want to know today's answer then do not scroll any further because it is printed below. so don't say you weren't warned! today's wordle answer (game #1331) is… bonus. everyone loves a bonus. whether it's a financial bonus at the end of a quarter or a bonus win at wordle when you were expecting a loss. not that today's game should see too many losses, because this isn't a particularly difficult one. it does have a relatively rare s at the end, though. there's a huge disparity between the number of times s starts an answer compared to the times it finishes one, largely because plurals do not (generally) appear in wordle. and plurals aside, s is just not a common letter to end a word. that can make it difficult to find it when it does happen; if your brain is like mine, it just won't expect it. still, an average score of 3.8 implies it's at worst a middling wordle, difficulty wise. i doubt there will be many twos, but there will be plenty of threes and lots of fours. start words were not a huge factor; saint (11), snare (7) and saner (2) were all successful, but none are widely played, and the likes of crane (81), slate (62) and stare (54) were more representative. i had 138 to whittle down, after angle gave me a sole yellow n to play with. with a and e ruled out, i wanted a couple more vowels in there, so played point and cut the shortlist to 10. next, i had to switch my brain to us english rather than my natural british, in order to spot honor, though donor, wonky, mourn, bonus and boson all sprang more readily to mind. i missed four, though: conch, moron, boron and condo. is moron really going to be a wordle answer? i'd be surprised. i thought that donor might leave me a 50/50 between bonus and wonky, but i was fine with that. and that's exactly what happened when the n turned green but the d and r went gray. however, it turned out that really i had a three way with conch too. this could have come back to haunt me   i might easily have guessed bonus first, then wonky, and been left none the wiser about the existence of conch until the sixth guess. fortunately, that didn't happen. i played bonus as the more obvious word and scored a standard four. how did you do today? send me an email or let me know in the comments. in a different time zone where it's still saturday? don't worry   i can give you some clues for wordle #1330, too. * note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (a, e, i, o, u), not y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too). s is the most common starting letter in the game, featuring in 365 of wordle's 2,309 answers. in fact, it's almost twice as likely to begin an answer as the next most common starting letter, c. repeated letters are quite common in the game, with 748 of the 2,309 wordle answers containing one. however, it's still more likely that a wordle doesn't have one. p is a middling end letter in wordle. it features in 56 answers, which places it 12th in the alphabet. don't expect it to happen that often compared to the likes of e, y and t. still looking for more wordle hints? here's an extra one for game #1330. * from wordlebot's top 20 start words yesterday's wordle answer (game #1330) was… steep. st is the most common starting combination in the game and e is both the most common letter overall, and most likely to be repeated. so it's no surprise to me that steep has a low average score of 3.6. the result for one of the best wordle start words, stare, will also have played its part   it left only six possible answers. steed, steel, steep, stein and stent were five of them, but i'm not sure what the sixth was; steno, maybe? unfortunately for me, i had a rather larger pool of words to work with at that stage, because my opening guess tenor left 112 options. this was better than other recent games, but still about 100 more than i'd have liked. still, i had two yellow letters, and immediately thought to play stale as it placed the e in its most common position and paired the t with the s for that oft seen opening combo. and it worked, with the s and t turning green. the e stayed yellow, and that led me to steep and steed as the only remaining answers. which to chose? well, i couldn't recall either being a past wordle answer, and didn't consult the list. i looked afterwards, though, and steed had already been a solution   game #125, way back in wordle's early days. none of that mattered, because steep seemed a more likely answer, and it gave me my first three this month. phew! i've been playing wordle every day for more than three years now and have tracked all of the previous answers so i can help you improve your game. here are the last 50 solutions starting with yesterday's answer, or check out my past wordle answers page for the full list. if you're on this page then you almost certainly know what wordle is already, and indeed have probably been playing it for a while. and even if you've not been playing it, you must surely have heard of it by now, because it's the viral word game phenomenon that took the world by storm last year and is still going strong in 2024. we've got a full guide to the game in our what is wordle page, but if you just want a refresher then here are the basics. wordle challenges you to guess a new five letter word each day. you get six guesses, with each one revealing a little more information. if one of the letters in your guess is in the answer and in the right place, it turns green. if it's in the answer but in the wrong place, it turns yellow. and if it's not in the answer at all it turns gray. simple, eh? it's played online via the wordle website or the new york times' crossword app (ios / android), and is entirely free. crucially, the answer is the same for everyone each day, meaning that you're competing against the rest of the world, rather than just against yourself or the game. the puzzle then resets each day at midnight in your local time, giving you a new challenge, and the chance to extend your streak. the rules of wordle are pretty straightforward, but with a couple of curveballs thrown in for good measure. 1. letters that are in the answer and in the right place turn green. 2. letters that are in the answer but in the wrong place turn yellow. 3. letters that are not in the answer turn gray. 4. answers are never plural. 5. letters can appear more than once. so if your guess includes two of one letter, they may both turn yellow, both turn green, or one could be yellow and the other green. 6. each guess must be a valid word in wordle's dictionary. you can't guess abcde, for instance. 7. you do not have to include correct letters in subsequent guesses unless you play on hard mode. 8. you have six guesses to solve the wordle. 9. you must complete the daily wordle before midnight in your timezone. 10. all answers are drawn from wordle's list of 2,309 solutions. however… 11. wordle will accept a wider pool of words as guesses   some 10,000 of them. for instance, you can guess a plural such as words. it definitely won't be right (see point 4 above), but wordle will accept it as a guess. marc is techradar’s global editor in chief, the latest in a long line of senior editorial roles he’s held in a career that started the week that google launched (nice of them to mark the occasion). prior to joining tr, he was uk editor in chief on tom’s guide, where he oversaw all gaming, streaming, audio, tv, entertainment, how to and cameras coverage. he's also a former editor of the tech website stuff and spent five years at the music magazine nme, where his duties mainly involved spoiling other people’s fun. he’s based in london, and has tested and written about phones, tablets, wearables, streaming boxes, smart home devices, bluetooth speakers, headphones, games, tvs, cameras and pretty much every other type of gadget you can think of. an avid photographer, marc likes nothing better than taking pictures of very small things (bugs, his daughters) or very big things (distant galaxies). he also enjoys live music, gaming, cycling, and beating wordle (he authors the daily wordle today page). please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name. this weight loss app helped me lose 84 pounds   and genuinely changed my life quordle hints and answers for sunday, february 9 (game #1112) i love the feel of the logitech pop mouse, but it does miss out on a few features techradar is part of future us inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. visit our corporate site. © future us, inc. full 7th floor, 130 west 42nd street, new york, ny 10036.

the new york times company acquired wordle in early 2022 and it continues to captivate tens of millions of players every week. wordle is a phenomenon that is not only woven into the cultural conversation but one that continues to capture our collective imagination. looking to improve your wordle strategy? solvers can now find wordlebot, your personalized companion product that will take your completed wordle and analyze it for you, in the nyt games app. with wordlebot now included in the nyt games app, solvers can more easily challenge themselves to think about wordle and how they could approach the game differently, compare their scores in order to assess their skills and strategies and further connect with friends and family. this addition is rolling out to all users soon. in early march, we unveiled a re architecture of the nyt games app, designed for time well spent, from building vocabulary, connecting players across generations, or simply finding a daily dose of smart fun. the app was downloaded 10 million times in 2023 alone and is available on both ios and android devices. in 2023, our games were played more than eight billion times including the mini crossword, which was played more than one billion times. wordle was played 4.8 billion times, spelling bee users reached genius more than 120 million times and 2.3 billion successful connections were made. the new york times company acquired wordle in early 2022 and it continues to surprise and delight tens of millions of weekly players. wordle is a phenomenon that is not only woven into the cultural conversation but one that continues to capture our collective imagination. we use cookies and similar technologies to recognize your repeat visits and preferences, as well as to measure and analyze traffic. to learn more about cookies, including how to disable them, view our cookie policy. by clicking “i accept” on this banner, you consent to the use of cookies unless you disable them.

oh hey there! if you're here, it must be time for wordle. as always, we're serving up our daily hints and tips to help you figure out today's answer. if you just want to be told today's word, you can jump to the bottom of this article for today's wordle solution revealed. but if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you. originally created by engineer josh wardle as a gift for his partner, wordle rapidly spread to become an international phenomenon, with thousands of people around the globe playing every day. alternate wordle versions created by fans also sprang up, including battle royale squabble, music identification game heardle, and variations like dordle and quordle that make you guess multiple words at once. wordle eventually became so popular that it was purchased by the new york times, and tiktok creators even livestream themselves playing. the best wordle starting word is the one that speaks to you. but if you prefer to be strategic in your approach, we have a few ideas to help you pick a word that might help you find the solution faster. one tip is to select a word that includes at least two different vowels, plus some common consonants like s, t, r, or n. it might feel like wordle is getting harder, but it actually isn't any more difficult than when it first began. you can turn on wordle's hard mode if you're after more of a challenge, though. what you need to be brave. there is one letter that appears twice. today's wordle starts with the letter n. get your last guesses in now, because it's your final chance to solve today's wordle before we reveal the solution. drumroll please! the solution to today's wordle is... nerve. don't feel down if you didn't manage to guess it this time. there will be a new wordle for you to stretch your brain with tomorrow, and we'll be back again to guide you with more helpful hints. are you also playing nyt strands? see hints and answers for today's strands. reporting by chance townsend, caitlin welsh, sam haysom, amanda yeo, shannon connellan, cecily mauran, mike pearl, and adam rosenberg contributed to this article. if you're looking for more puzzles, mashable's got games now! check out our games hub for mahjong, sudoku, free crossword, and more. not the day you're after? here's the solution to today's wordle. topics wordle

here's the 'wordle' answer for today, as well as some hints and clues wordle may be several years old, but the wildly popular word game has managed to keep players hooked on their phone screens since 2021. it’s for good reason that the game’s popularity hasn’t dwindled: it’s free to play and boasts a simple concept for a fun and engaging puzzle game that doesn’t take too much time. to play, you’re given six tries to work out each day’s answer, with each try providing another hint until you solve (or guess) your way into getting the right answer. even if you’ve been playing daily since launch, wordle stumps the best of us every so often. some answers are easier than others, and some might even be words you might not have ever heard of (cough, cough… wooer). but we’re here to assure you that there’s no shame in needing a little hint every now and then. don’t worry, we’ll try to give you clues without giving away too much of the answer. here’s the wordle answer for today: to start, yesterday’s wordle answer (february 08) was steep. here are your clues for today’s wordle answer wordle. credit: jonathan raa/nurphoto via getty images still stumped? we’ve got you covered! today’s wordle answer has two vowels and no repeating letters. here is the answer for today’s wordle (puzzle 1331 on february 09): bonus we’ll update this page each day to ensure it’s got the latest wordle answer, but if you don’t want to make checking a habit, there are some handy tips to work out each day’s puzzle yourself. try to open your guesses with a word that has plenty of vowels   as mathematician jonathan olson identifies, some great words to use first include ‘salet’, ‘rance’, ‘alter’, and ‘crate’. when guessing the wordle answer for today, it can help to know what words have come before. here’s some recent answers: wordle. credit: jakub porzycki/nurphoto via getty images if you find yourself struggling to land each answer every day, good news: there’s plenty of other similar games that can test your knowledge in other areas. the success of wordle has meant that everyone has tried their hand at making similar games   even weezer frontman rivers cuomo chipped in to launch weezle, which predictably tasks players with working out a lyric from the band’s songs each day. if weezer‘s not the band for you, there’s always taylordle   which is the same game, except with taylor swift lyrics. beyond that, there’s also a battle royale, a dungeon crawler, and one that tests your knowledge of geography   so there’s plenty to choose from at the moment. there’s even a nsfw version for adults only! wordle is available for free on pc and mobile. the world’s defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what’s new and what’s next since 1952. when you purchase through affiliate links on nme.com, you may contribute to our site through commissions. learn more © 2025 nme is part of nme networks.

here are some hints and the answer for wordle no. 1150 for aug. 12. read on for help with wordle. there are plenty of other online word games now, but i still play the new york times wordle game every day. these days, it's not only an old friend, it's also a nice warm up for connections, strands and the rest. usually, i can get the wordle answer in five tries, but sometimes i get stuck and worry that i might lose my streak. if you ever find yourself stumped, check cnet. our home page always has the answers for wordle, connections and strands. here's the connections answer for today, and here's the answer for strands. also, we've ranked all the letters in the alphabet by popularity, if you want to use this list to decide on your best start words. before we show you today's wordle answer, we'll give you some hints. if you don't want a spoiler, look away now. today's wordle answer has one repeated letter. there is one vowel in today's wordle answer. today's wordle answer starts with the letter s. today's wordle answer ends with the repeated letter. today's wordle answer refers to a shallow, flat bottomed, open boat. today's wordle answer is skiff. yesterday's wordle answer, aug. 11, no. 1149, was scone. aug. 7, no. 1145: macaw aug. 8, no. 1146: saucy aug. 9, no. 1147: ounce aug. 10, no. 1148: medic i've written a lot about wordle    from covering its 1,000th word to my list of the best starter words to a helpful two step strategy to news about controversial word changes. i've even rounded up what i learned playing the hit online word puzzle for a full year. if you're rethinking your need for the actual answer, you might try tips from one of those stories. still need a starter word? one person told me they just look around and choose a five letter object that they've spotted to use as their starter word    such as couch or chair. i tend to stick to starter words that have the most popular letters used in english words. i like train as a starter, though i have a friend who uses trail. i've read that people use the financial term roate, but i like to use words i actually know. if you read this far, you know how to play. you have six chances to guess a five letter word, and the game gives you feedback as to whether the letters you've guessed are in the puzzle or not, and if they're in the same spot where you guessed they are. the new york times bought the game from creator josh wardle for seven figures in 2022. wardle famously created the game for his partner, and let her narrow down the 12,000 five letter words in the english language to just 2,500, creating the database of answers. it was convenient, too, that he has a name that plays off "word." a times spokesperson told me it lists the very first wordle as appearing on june 19, 2021, and the paper celebrated the game's 1,000th word on march 15. spoiler: that 1,000th word was erupt. as in, "dad will erupt if the wordle is so tough he loses his streak."

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supported by the bot has new features, a cleaner design and a revamped approach to solving wordles and analyzing your performances. by josh katz and matthew conlen josh katz, a trained statistician and graphics editor, has yet to lose at wordle. matthew conlen, who has a ph.d. in computer science, has started to play more often, still with a new opening word each time. wordlebot, the tool that sometimes uplifts you when you think your wordle performance has been terrible, and sometimes chides you when you think you’ve played superbly, is changing. it won’t stop telling you what to do, but today we’re unveiling an update to its algorithm as well as new features that we hope will enhance your experience. a new approach to information the biggest change since we introduced the bot four months ago is its solving method: wordlebot no longer knows the 2,300 word wordle solution list, putting it on a more even footing with humans. instead, it assigns roughly 3,150 relatively common english words a probability of being a wordle solution, based on what it has observed about the words that have been solutions so far. all else being equal, the more common a word is (as measured by how frequently it’s appeared in the new york times since 2000), the more likely it is to be a wordle solution. on the other hand, past tense verbs ending in “ed” are considered extremely unlikely to be solutions, and other words that end with “ed” are considered fairly unlikely to be solutions. plural words that end in “s” or “es”   and verbs that end in a single “s”   are not considered possible solutions. if words have a different spelling in british and american english   like colour/color and vigour/vigor   the bot considers them a little less likely to be solutions. and the same goes for words that are not classified as root words, like jowly.

 here are some hints and the answer for wordle no. 1,260 for saturday, nov. 30. read on for help with wordle. looking for the most recent wordle answer? click here for today's wordle hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for the new york times mini crossword, connections and strands puzzles. there are plenty of other online word games now, but i still play the new york times wordle game every day. these days, it's not only an old friend, it's also a nice warm up for connections, strands and the rest. also, we've ranked all the letters in the alphabet by popularity, if you want to use this list to decide on your best start words.