Wordle, October 11, Game #1210 may just stump you today. After yesterday’s easy breezy Wordle, today’s game is here to remind you that you will not always get it right quickly, Especially if you attempt it lackadaisically, thinking of yesterday’s easy win. You need to approach this game with focus to maintain your winning streak or keep your guesses to a minimum. Well, we do not doubt that you will solve it, but we want to tell you that this game’s approach should be very thought out and calculated if you do not want to guess it at the last attempt. Spoilers Ahoy: Hints and answers Game 1210 are coming up! Let’s go!
How to Play Wordle?
It’s one of the most popular word games that kept everyone hooked during the lockdown era so much that the New York Times decided to buy it. Wordle is just a box with a 5 X 6 grid. Start by guessing any five-letter word you think can give you the most hints later. It can be a word with many vowels. Press enter, and the word’s letters turn green, yellow or grey. Green ones are perfectly guessed, yellow ones need shuffling and forget about the grey ones. Make your next guess to find out more letters.
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Hints for Wordle Game # 1210
Hint No 1: Usage and Meaning
This word is an adjective often used in connection with ‘wind’. A synonym for this would be ‘ strong’. Weather forecasters often use this word to describe powerful winds.
Hint No 2: Alphabets
Unlike other words, which usually have two vowels, this word has only one.
No alphabets are repeated.
The word has no weird alphabet combinations or spellings.
It ends with an alphabet commonly mistaken for a vowel.
Hint No 3: Beginning and Ending Alphabets
Today’s word begins with G and ends with Y.
Well, that sure makes guessing ‘breezy.’
Answers for Wordle Game # 1210
GUSTY is the answer to today’s Wordle, October 11, 2024.
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Analysis of Wordle Game # 1210
Today’s Wordle was a fairly challenging one. The Wordlebot, in its analysis of more than 63,000 games, says that it took a player an average of 4.7 moves to crack this one. That means most players solved it in four or five tries. The Wordlebot’s starting words are CRANE and SLOTH..
Conclusion
Today’s Wordle can be a close call for some Wordlers who do not rotate their starting words. It favoured players who used words to guess many different alphabets. It also favored players who ignored their coloured tiles and went on to make newer guesses. The word was not too difficult, but if the starting words yield more greys than greens or yellows, it takes a couple more tries than usual. Till tomorrow, Wordlers!
