Worm notices and answers

Most players find the detection of today's worm response quite difficult. According to the New York Times, the average player will complete the worm number 1.352 in 3.8 moves in both simple and hard modes.

Every day we will update this article with worm notices and tips to help you find today's answer. And if the hints are not enough, we will even give you the answer if you really have stuck or just didn't have time to complete today's puzzle. We also include an analysis of yesterday's puzzle, #1.351, if you read this in another time zone.

So be warned: Spoilers are ahead for game #1.352. Just read on if you want to get to know today's worm response!

Today's worm response – indications that you can solve it

Our first tip is that you should use one of the best worm start words for every game you play. But if you want a few more specific references to today's worm response, then go here:

It contains two of the five vowels.*
There are no repeated letters.
It contains two of the five most common worm letters.

* With vowel we mean A, e, i, o, and there are other letters that are sometimes seen as vowels, depending on how they are used.

You should at least make these tips to find today's worm response. If not, you can read about larger information; Or, if you just want to know the answer, go on.

Okay, here is a bigger note: You could worship today's worm response.

What does today's worm start?

The answer to Writdle #1.352 begins with D, In combination with the notes above, you should now have all the information you need to get the answer and not break any worm strips.

Ok, it is now time to scroll down to have the answer …

Today's worm response

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So what is today's worm response for game No. 1,352?

Please drum roll – it is Deity.

Hello Wortler. A pretty difficult today. While the deity contains two of the five most common worm letters, words with 'i' immediately follow 'e'.

Nevertheless, my opener from Orate found two letters: a yellow 'e' and a green 't'. According to the Werstlebot*, only 13 answers in the game.

This is obviously very good, but the best worm of the bots was even better. The plate, for example, gives 11 answers while he negotiates and tired four. If you are open with Probits, you would be even better on it, with just three possible options.

Wurm #1.352

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In my second curve I like to play a mixture of 'l', 'i', 's', 'n' and 'c', where possible. Today I tried Lefty, which was very helpful, “E” and “Y” grew green and, according to the wording, only left five options.

Next I tried Zesty, but it didn't help much. No new characters.

At that time I was convinced that it was a double 't', which it either made petty or trudging. Since 'J' is the rarest character in the game, I chose the former, but I would have either excluded the others because the double theory had proven to be wrong.

There was only one solution, but it took me a while to find out. After I stared at the net a lot, it finally met me: deity!

Hopefully you have completed today's puzzle without any problems. See you in the morning.

* These were: petty, diving, deity, spicy, bridge, depth, teeth, tenths, venty, empty, piety, strong and linft.

Yesterday's worm response

Do you read this in a later time zone? The worm response for game No. 1,351 was floating.

Hello Wortler. Today's puzzle was deceptively difficult. Although Hover contains three of the five most common worm letters, there are many signs that can fit between them.

Nevertheless, it meant that Oreate immediately found three yellow characters: 'O', 'r' and 'e'. Although I got three yellow, according to the wording, I had 47 possible answers, which demonstrates the difficulty of the puzzle.

Interestingly, most of the bots were worse than orate, but there were some exceptions. Trope leaves 46 answers, while Solar reduces this to 32. If you played horse, you played with only two possible answers in the game.

Wurm #1.351

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In my second round I would like to play a mixture of 'l', 'i', 's', 'n' and 'c', and today I was able to maximize things with roles.

It was quite effective, and both “O” and 'E' became green, while 'R' was excluded in the first place. Only 25 possible answers left, according to Wordlebot*.

Doner felt like a reasonable next movement, but everything it did was to confirm the position of 'r'. I now knew that the answer had to be?

How about power? No.

COVER? Still no, but 'V' was lucky green, which means that the answer had to be.

I was up to my last curve and still had two possible answers, according to the wording. Fortunately, I didn't think of Mover and played Hover, thought it was the only option. I was rewarded with a squeak of a six-gymnastics victory.

Hopefully they made it faster today, Wortler. See you in the morning.

* These were: Boxer, Cover, Foyer, Homer, Hover, Poker, Power, Mover, Mower, Kauger, Joker, Gofer, Bower, Wooer, Moper, Corer, bored, ports, worship, Goner, Boner, Doper and Coder.

Earlier worm answers

If you are looking for a list of older worm responses, we can also help. Here is a list that goes back 20 games.

Wordle #1.351: Schweben
Wurm #1.350: Fuzzy
Wurm #1.349: Lodge
Whordle #1.348: award
Wurm #1.347: dryer
Wurm #1.346: gland
Wordle #1.345: Otter
Wurm #1.344: cream
Wordle #1.343: Nelke
Wurm #1.342: Roach
Wurm #1.341: Insane
Wurm #1.340: indie
Wordle #1.339: Trail
Wurm #1.338: Suave
Wurm #1.337: crook
Wordle #1.336: Ditty
Wurm #1.335: Rumba
Wordle #1.334: fast
Wordle #1.333: score
Wurm #1.332: Goody
Wurm #1.331: bonus

Worm tips – How to win at Wordle

The best tip I can give is the use of one of the best worm starting words. I can't emphasize that enough – it makes a massive difference.

Without you, she crawls around in the dark to find the right five letters (or possibly less) from the 26 options (and possibly fail). But clever people (not me) have made mathematics and identified the best starting words that are based on the frequency in English and on the frequency between the worries. So use them!

Second, they think of combinations, especially at the beginning and at the end. Some options are far more common than others – for example SH, ST, CR and CH are common.

Vowels obviously also need into account: Not all writle answers contain more than one, but many do, and some even have three. A good worm start word should have used a couple, but if you don't bring you, you might want to try one or two in your next attempt. Also think of the Y – this sometimes acts as a replacement vowel and is easy to forget. It also appears at the end of many words.

Finally, try out opportunities. As long as you don't press “Enter”, you can try out possible answers to see what you look like on the screen. Set out likely letters and definitely change your word and then mentally change an options available. This technique has worked for me several times and is particularly helpful if the word in question is not obvious (like fjord or island).

But if you still have to struggle with worm, look at how the Wurm experts from Tom's Guide have upset your strategy after playing a lot of worm after the first start.

We also have a lot of worm tips and tricks to share how we analyzed every worm response who searched for trends and have further advice for you there. And if you are new, should you also look at our worm? Guide.

What else should I know about worm?

Wortle was officially introduced in October 2021, but it was actually started at the beginning of June this year and celebrated its first birthday on June 19, 2022.

However, it only became more popular at the end of the year and then became viral in January when the world woke up its charm. In fact, it turned out to be so successful that the New York Times bought a worm for a seven -digit sum in early February and the game is now part of Nyt Games.

It is played here via the Nyt Games website and is completely free. Both the NYT and the creator of the game, Josh Wardle, have explained that it will remain free. Some people think that worm has been more difficult since the NYT takeover, but it really doesn't.

Becomes a simple game that is a challenge to guess a five-letter word in six attempts. Every time you suspect you are told which of your selected letters is in the target word and whether you are in the right place.

If there is a letter in the right place, it becomes green. If it is in the word, but in the wrong place, it will be yellow. And if it is not in the word at all, it becomes gray.

There is only one puzzle a day, and everyone completes it. It resets every day at midnight. Can you find more information about the game in our What is Worldle? Article.

NYT strands answers

If you have solved the worm and need help from other games from the New York Times, we recommend that you read our guide to today's answer in the NYT strands, which give you some information and the complete answer to today's puzzle.

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If you are careful that another game passes the time during the waiting, we have put together a list of the best rooters.

Other roaring shifts to try it are the ultra-stressful (but very good) arguments and football, who are YA? We also like the geography-based Wurm Clone Worldle, the Star Wars Sword and the mathematics-based math.

There are certainly many options when you have ended the worm for the day!

Worm notices and answers | Tom's guide

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