Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - March 11, 2024 (Puzzle #996)

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It’s a new week, and March 11’s answer is not the hardest to solve. However, there is a chance that you might lose your streak. The answer is quite commonly used in conversation, but since there is only one vowel, it can get quite tricky. While it is possible to solve the answer in less than six attempts, using ’s alternate mode in combination with some hints is recommended.

’s hard mode has more stringent rules than the regular mode. In this mode, you cannot use random guesses, which can make the entire process slightly time-consuming. However, using this mode will let you develop skills that can be transferred to the regular mode. If you do not want to take a risk, you can use some of our suggested starting words.

If you don’t know how to start, we have three starting words that you can use for today’s. These words are somewhat similar to the answer as they share some vowels, letters, and consonants. There are three choices ranging from challenging to the easiest. The easiest starting word will more or less help you solve the answer faster, while the challenging word will do precisely as the name suggests.

Using the best starting words and combos can give you an advantage in solving most answers; however, the below suggestions are specific to today’s answer:

MILKY:

REEKY

ENSKY:

If you need some tips to solve most answers, check out this video by BuzzFeedPlayer player on YouTube below.

If you’re having a hard time solving the answer, it might be prudent to use relevant hints so that you can continue your daily streak. It is worth noting that these hints do not spoil the answer but give information so that you can solve it. Here are four hints that should help you solve March 11’s answer:

Hint 1

There are no repeating letters.

Hint 2

The answer is an adjective.

Hint 3

The vowel is in the 2nd position.

Hint 4

Annoyingly troublesome.

Solving today’s answer could get tricky after a few attempts, especially if you haven’t discovered the correct positions of a