Monday brings a fresh Wordle problem and a new work week. As usual, we’re providing you with our daily clue and tips to assist you in solving today’s puzzle.
You can skip to the bottom of this post to see the Wordle answer for November 6 if all you want to know is today’s word. However, if you’d prefer to figure things out on your own, continue reading for some hints, techniques, and ideas.
Where Did Wordle Come From?
Wordle was first developed by developer Josh Wardle as a present for his partner. Since then, it has quickly gained popularity and thousands of people play it every day all around the world. Alternate Wordle variants made by enthusiasts also popped up, including battle royale Squabble, music identification game Heardle, and variations like Dordle and Quordle that make you guess numerous words at once.
The New York Times later bought Wordle because it was so successful, and TikTok developers even started livestreaming their own performances.
What’s the Best Wordle Starting Word?
The word that resonates with you is the ideal Wordle starter. However, if you would rather take a calculated approach, we provide some suggestions to assist you in selecting a word that may enable you to solve the problem more quickly. Choosing a word with at least two distinct vowels and a few common consonants, such as S, T, R, or N, is one way to start.
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How Did the Wordle Archive End Up?
It used to be possible for anyone to enjoy the complete collection of previous Wordle puzzles anytime they felt like it. Regretfully, it has subsequently been removed, and the person who created the website claims that the New York Times requested it.
Does Wordle Get More Difficult?
Although Wordle may seem more challenging than it was at first, it hasn’t gotten any harder. If you want a greater challenge, you can activate Wordle’s Hard Mode.
Why Are There Two Different Wordle Answers Some Days?
Wordle typically only accepts one right response every day, but on rare occasions, it has defied convention and accepted two different responses. This is because Wordle underwent modifications after the New York Times purchased the puzzle game.
This should occur even less frequently now that The Times has added its own updated word list. Before diving into a new problem, it’s a good idea to refresh your browser to avoid misunderstanding.
What’s the Answer to Wordle today?
Get your last guesses in now, because it’s your final chance to solve today’s Wordle before we reveal the solution.
Drumroll, please!
The solution to Wordle #870 is…
TRADE.