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Today's Wordle answer and hints — solution #304, Tuesday, April 19
'Wordle 304 X' is already
trending on Twitter, and today's games have a recurring theme: yup, it is
another WATCH-style response with numerous options. This tweet encapsulates
everything you need to know:
Obviously, some
suggestions would be beneficial; after all, a Wordle failure is never more than
six guesses away. I have played every Wordle so far and have only lost once, so
I have got lots of Wordle advice to provide. I have also gone over each Wordle
answer for patterns and have some additional suggestions for you there.
Every day, I will add
recommendations to this post to assist you in finding today's Wordle answer. If
the tips are not enough, I will even give you the answer in case you get stuck
or do not have time to finish the puzzle today.
So be forewarned: there
will be spoilers for game #304. Only continue reading if you want to know the
Wordle answer for today!
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WORDLE ANSWER #304 —
HINTS TO HELP YOU SOLVE IT TODAY'S WORDLE ANSWER 304 — HINTS TO HELP YOU SOLVE
IT TODAY'S WORDLE ANSWER
My first piece of advice is to use one of the best Wordle start terms for each game. Here are some additional precise hints to today's Wordle answer if you want them:
It contains two vowels*.
- It comes to an end with a frequent letter.
- There are no letters that are repeated.
- You will have a hard time if you play on Hard difficulty.
- * When I say vowel, I mean A, E, I, O, and U. Other letters can be considered vowels depending on how they are used.
Those suggestions should
help you figure out at least part of the answer to today's Wordle puzzle. If
not, you can continue reading for a more detailed explanation; or, if you want,
you can skip through to the next section.
So, what is the Wordle
answer for today's game #304?
It is FOYER, and I am not
going to keep you waiting any longer.
This could be the most
difficult Wordle puzzle we have had in a long time — certainly the most
difficult since NATAL and COMMA approximately two weeks ago. The issue here is
not that it is an obscure term or that it has repeated characters — it is
simply that there are so many possible replies with the same format.
As I mentioned earlier,
'Wordle 304 X' is already trending on Twitter (at number two!) and I am seeing
a lot of individuals break their streak with the same game. Here's another
illustration:
The parallel green lines
convey the entire story: there are simply too many alternatives that employ the
_O ER format.
After checking the
amazing Wordle Solver tool, I discovered that even with the O, E, and R in
place, there are 58 alternatives. And the majority of those 58 are likely to be
correct Wordle responses.
I got today's Wordle
answer in 4/6 by making a random guess to narrow things down; it is something I
would not be able to achieve on Hard mode, so good luck to you if that is how
you play.
As is customary, I began
by playing one of the best Wordle start words, STARE. I got a yellow R and E as
a result of that. For various reasons, I frequently play LONER as my next word
in these situations. O is the next most common vowel, while L and N are the
most common consonants that do not appear in my start word, as I show in my
study of every Wordle solution. Furthermore, ER is the most prevalent ending.
I got three green letters
as a result of this, but I quickly realized I was still a long way from the
answer. I started brainstorming answers in my head, but there were so many that
I quickly moved to writing them down on a notepad. I had an idea.
In any case, there were
far too many possibilities to choose from: HOVER, MOWER, POKER, ROGER, DOZER,
BOXER, CODER, GOFER, JOKER, COWER, and so on. In reality, there were 16 distinct
letters that could have appeared in those final two spots, and the only ones I
could rule out were Q, U, and I.
I knew I would have to
make a wild guess, so I tried to come up with words that had at least four of
the remaining letters. I then counted how many viable words this ruled out for
each one (or in). RHYME, which incorporated letters from eight of my possible
23 solutions, was the best I could come up with.
According to the New York
Times' new WordleBot tool, this was a good option, but my success was largely
down to luck, and I should have played WHOMP instead. Technically, you are
correct – that would have eliminated 12 options. But, as it turned out, RHYME
was a far better option, because after that Y turned green, I just had one
other option.
So there you have it:
today's Wordle is a real treat. FOYER is not even a rare term: according to
Word and Phrase Info, it is the 9,811th most commonly used word in English,
making it even more common than yesterday's answer, FLAIR.
That is, after all, one
of the reasons that makes Wordle such a fun game to play: there is (nearly)
always a new challenge each day. Leave a comment or send me an email to let me
know how you did.
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