5 hints and tips to easily nail today's Wordle answer (#261)
Worlde is a fun word game, but it isn't necessarily easy. Sometimes, we need a little help. Consider me your Wordle Yoda. I want to help you solve the Wordle answer #261.
What follows is a hint-based guide that can help you get off to a good Wordle start, get unstuck, or take you all the way to an early win. How you use my hints and tips is up to you.
Wordle, which is now owned by The New York Times, asks you to guess a five-letter word in six tries. Correct letter guesses appear as orange. Correct letters in their correct spot appear as green. Unless you play in «Hard Mode,» you don't have to use guessed letters in subsequent attempts.
For those who don't want my help — just answers — you can check out today's Wordle answer. I bet, though, you return here for more of my sage guidance.
— How I solved Wordle #258 — spoilers for today's obvious-to-all-but-me answer
— How I solved Wordle #257 — spoilers for today's hard-fought answer
— How I solved Wordle #256 — getting the Y in the right place
— How I solved Wordle #255 — currency isn't a proper noun
— How I solved Wordle #254 — how S let me down
- How I solved Wordle #251 — when V is a friend and enemy
What I teach here is not the one method for every Wordle win. Instead, we'll build a toolkit. Part of your training is understanding the difference between vowels and consonants, and why certain combinations of the two make more sense (or less) than others.
I'll teach you how to look, with more of an analytical eye, at what you've gained and lost in each turn. Remember, every guess matters — even the bad ones.
Feel free to share this guidance with others — if you want them to beat you at Wordle.
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