Cinch: The easy Wordle 402 answer gets players riled up
Today’s Wordle of the day should have been easy, but Cinch is Wordle players latest enemy as the easy word turned out to be quite difficult.
Tag: Wordle
Tryst: Wordle players scratch their heads at the word of the day
Wordle players cannot seem to catch a break as the recent challenge revealed Tryst as the answer which has a surprisingly simple meaning.
Aphid proves to be the most difficult Wordle challenge
The Wordle challenge this Thursday is another bump for the players as Aphid came across as word unknown to users but whats new?
Caulk as word of the day on Wordle confuses users
Wordle is a popular game played by users in the UK and today the word of the day was revealed. But, what it meant really mind-boggled everyone.
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