Check out Wordle’s response today for July 9th and claim another win.
While the 385 Puzzle may be a fairly simple word for some, it contains a couple of less-used letters, as well as an unusual vowel order that could make you burn all your guesses without going too far.
After all, there are thousands of possibilities, so it’s no shame you need one or two clues and some clues to solve a difficult Wordle. Remember that your goal is to reveal the 5 green letters, rearranging the oranges you find in the correct place to complete the word.
In addition to our helpful tips, we’ve also left an updated list of recent Wordle solutions over the past month so you know what to avoid.
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Hints and hints for today’s Wordle answer
Wordle is as simple as it is brutal. Nothing can replace a good vocabulary when you try to reduce the available letters.
However, to ease the burden a bit, we’ve created some tips that will help you spend your guesses wisely.
Your clues are:
- The answer contains 2 different vowels
- The 1st and 2nd letters are next to each other in the alphabet
- The 3 middle letters explain the name of a popular hot drink in the UK
Previous Wordle Answers
All of these words have recently been used in a Wordle puzzle over the past month. While they will definitely not reappear, you can still get a couple of ideas of what has already appeared.
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Wordle’s response today is July 9th
Wordle’s response today is firm.
The etymology of stead is relatively simple, with similar words with the same meanings found until Old English and in other Germanic languages that share the same Proto-Germanic root.
However, stead before had many more meanings than it has today. Today, it is used mostly figuratively as in the phrase “in my place.” But before the year 1600, it could be used to mean a place or a place in general.
When the meaning of a word becomes more specific over time, this is an example of the phenomenon of semantic change, Narrowing.
Here are some Wordle alternatives to stick with now that you’re done!