How to Solve Today’s Wordle

Every day at midnight local time, a new puzzle appears on the Wordle site. Each of these puzzles contains one vowel and can be solved using a dictionary or the Wordle helper. If you have trouble figuring out the puzzle, you can use the share button to copy the results to your clipboard. Click CTRL+V to share them. You can also follow the links below to download the latest puzzle. Listed below are some tips to help you get the most out of the Wordle puzzle site.

BERTH

A nautical theme can be found in the word BERTH today’s Wordle. Ships berth at ports and are places where passengers can stay overnight. In addition to boats, berths also exist on overnight trains. A tactical second guess can help narrow down the letters in a large pool of potential answers in a timely manner. A hint: the word BERTH means “a place where a ship can dock.”

AUDIO

Have you ever been confused by the many countries represented by their five-letter names? Then today’s Worldle audio might be for you! In this word puzzle, you’ll have to guess the correct country or territory from the six given guesses. Once you’ve got the correct answer, you’ll know how far you’re from the target and what direction you’re facing. In case you’re unfamiliar with Worldle, it’s a game similar to a crossword, but using a new word.

VOICE

The idea of “voices” is one that has come to mind in our increasingly globalized society. While historically, people have only been able to express their opinions in the form of letters to newspapers and local representatives, we are now able to do so through the Internet. Developed technologies such as cell phones and social media have also made this process easier and more convenient than ever. It is important to remember that voices matter, and that being heard is wealth.

STEAD

While Stead believed he was called to preach the Gospel and join the Christian mission, he died on the SS Titanic, which had collided with an iceberg. He was an early advocate of world peace and a publicist for the Hague Peace Conference. His writing was infused with religious faith, and he sought to discern God’s providential purpose. In 1903, he was a leading critic of the South African War. He questioned the belief that English-speaking people were God’s chosen people, and he condemned racism and colonial exploitation.

AGAPEE

What is agape? This word has many meanings, including “brotherly love” and “charity.” The Greek word agape means “to love.” Another word for agape is agapan, which means to treat someone with kindness and courtesy. In Hebrew, agape is ahaba, meaning “to welcome”.