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Home›Tech Advice›Best Wordle Tips and Tricks: Everything I Learned Playing for a Full Year

Best Wordle Tips and Tricks: Everything I Learned Playing for a Full Year

By Matthew Lynch
July 4, 2023
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Wordle has recently taken the world by storm, but for those of us who have been playing it for a year, we’ve already had plenty of time to learn the ins and outs of this addictive word puzzle game. If you’re new to Wordle or simply want to up your game, here are some invaluable tips and tricks I’ve learned over a year of playing.

1. Start with seed words: The first word you choose can have a massive impact on your ability to crack the code. Opt for five-letter words that contain common vowels like E, A, and O. Examples include: PLATE, GRAIN, or STONE.

2. Focus on vowel placement: Once you have your seed word, pay close attention to where the vowels show up in the correct positions. This information can help you narrow down the list of possibilities.

3. Trial and error: As Wordle gives you six attempts per day, think of it as a process of elimination. After each attempt, analyze how many letters you got right and in the correct position. Use this information to make more informed guesses moving forward.

4. Common endings: Keep an eye out for common word endings like -ING, -TION, -NESS, and -ABLE. If you know the suffix of a word but don’t have any matching letters around it yet, try adding one of these endings to your next guess.

5. Play with friends or family members: There’s no shame in reaching out for assistance when you’re stumped on a particularly difficult puzzle. Playing with friends or family members can also help enhance your problem-solving skills as you bounce ideas off one another.

6. Be patient: Wordle is supposed to be fun and challenging; don’t let it stress you out! If you’re at a loss for words (pun intended), take a break and come back to it later with a fresh perspective.

7. Learn from your mistakes: As you play Wordle regularly, you’ll likely start to see patterns in your guesses and mistakes. Make note of these patterns so you can avoid making the same errors in future games.

8. Use word lists: If you’re really struggling, consult a word list or use an online anagram solver to mix up the letters of your current guess and reveal potential new words to try.

9. Embrace challenge mode: Consider trying Wordle’s daily challenges to sharpen your puzzle-solving skills further. These challenges have predefined puzzles with varying levels of difficulty, providing more opportunities to practice and learn various strategies.

10. Enjoy the process: Remember that Wordle is just a game, and the real reward comes from the
of achievement when you finally solve the puzzle. Don’t worry too much about achieving perfection or beating your personal records; just have fun!

By incorporating these tried-and-true tips and tricks into your daily Wordle strategy, you’re sure to see improvement in your gameplay over time. Good luck, and happy puzzling!

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