If you’re new to the craze, the premise of it is quite simple. You have to guess a five-letter word in six attempts, and this word refreshes each day.
You can try it for free here.
Since its launching, several similar games have emerged in its wake, including Quordle, Squabble and Herdle.
The Origins of ‘Wordle’
It was originally created by software engineer Josh Wardle, for his partner Palak Shah, so that they could play it together. He launched it to the public in October 2021, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic and it quickly became very popular.
At first, there were circa 90 people who played the game. It has since grown into a worldwide phenomenon with tens of millions of active users.
‘Wordle’ #383 Hints and Clues for Thursday, July 7
Wardle, the creator, recommends that your first attempts eliminate as much of the alphabet as possible.
We recommend that your first word have plenty of vowels, such as AUDIO, and that you avoid specific letters such as X, W, Z, until you have a better understanding of what the word actually might be.
Matthew Robinson, a junior client service director, claims to have a “100 percent win record since starting to play the game in January.”
He revealed to Newsweek his best tips and tricks to solve the game:
“One tip that I have is to try, where possible, to cover as many vowels as possible in your first two words, as it really helps to narrow down the options and puts you in a good position to get a 3/6”.
We’ve got four hints for you below to help you solve Wordle #383. Each tip will bring you closer to the answer. So if you only need a little help, we recommend you stop reading before the final clue.
Hint #1: Today’s Wordle answer starts with the letter “A.”
Hint #2: The answer has three vowels.
Hint #3: Today’s Wordle answer has repeating vowels.
Hint #4: The word is usually associated with being wide open
Still stumped? Newsweek has got the answer for Wordle #383 below:
The Wordle #383 for Thursday, July 7, is “AGAPE.” Cambridge Dictionary describes the word as “(of a person) with the mouth wide open, especially showing surprise or shock; (of the mouth) wide open, especially in surprise or shock.”
The next Wordle puzzle will be available today at 7 p.m. ET, as this is when the daily update occurs.
While you’re waiting for it to refresh, why not try other similar online digital puzzles, such as the geography guessing game Worldle or some of these alternative word puzzles instead?
