Another day, another Wordle! But don’t get too comfortable, today’s puzzle has a little spark of mischief. Ready to take it on? Let’s dive in, and if you’re new around here, we’ll get you up to speed first.
Wordle is a brilliantly simple yet maddeningly addictive game that took the internet by storm back in 2021. Every day, players get one shot at cracking a five-letter word: six tries, one mystery word, and the same challenge for everyone across the globe.
The genius behind this game is Josh Wordle, who designed it as a love letter to word lovers. When he added that now-famous emoji-style results grid for sharing, it sparked a viral explosion. By the end of 2021, Wordle had become the gold standard for online word games.
Wordle made such an impact that The New York Times snapped it up in early 2022, and the numbers speak for themselves. In 2024, players around the world played Wordle a staggering 5.3 billion times.
Enter any five-letter word to kick things off. Letters in the correct spot turn green. Letters that are in the word but in the wrong place turn yellow. And if a letter doesn’t belong at all, it’s grayed out. You’ve got six total tries, and remember, letters can repeat.
The game resets at midnight local time, and if you’ve linked a New York Times account, you can track your win streak and stats. Wordle is free to play on the NYT’s website and app, and it’s also available on Meta Quest headsets and Discord.
Do you want a little nudge in the right direction before you unlock the answer yourself? Here you go Think of moving without control, perhaps carried by the wind or waves.
Nope, none today either.
Let us drop the opening letter, it’s “D”.
This is your last warning: no turning back now!
Don’t blame us if you scroll too far and spoil the game.
Drumroll… Today’s Wordle answer is:
“Drift” fits the clues perfectly, it’s a verb meaning to move slowly without direction, and captures that sensation of being carried along by currents or wind. If you liked today’s challenge, come back tomorrow for another clever clue and that satisfying reveal.
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