A new week has officially begun, so we get a new set of puzzles on The New York Times app. As we begin our march into April, the winter chills will begin to go away, and the rain will once again make its way into our daily lives. Cozying up on the weekend to play NYT games like Connections, Strands, and Spelling Bee will be a more common occurrence, which isn’t such a bad thing. One puzzle that we will be tapping into is Wordle. Yesterday’s puzzle was the easiest that we’ve seen in the past few days, but today’s is going to be an extremely challenging one. No need to worry, as we’ve got some useful tips and the solution for the Wordle for March 30th.
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The guessing game phenomenon has been going strong since 2021, with Wordle having gone through 2,000 words over four years. The difficulty fluctuates daily, so you are never going to have the same experience every time you play the puzzle. For those new to the puzzle game, Wordle has players guess a five-letter word with six opportunities to guess the correct word. To help you along the way, you will receive feedback via gray, yellow, and green blocks, which can be used to figure out which letters are correct and placed within the final word.
Sports season is starting back up, with basketball and baseball being the big talk amongst the United States. As someone more of a football fan, I am aware of the importance of this season, with the number of talented athletes like Shohei Ohtani and Cooper Flagg, whose teams both won games the other day. In honor of Duke’s Jon Scheyer, my starter word for today is “coach” since this is his fourth time going to the Final Four, this being his first time as the head of the Duke Blue Devils’ Men’s basketball team. Speaking of the devil, the guess gave us two yellow letters.
The word ‘coach’ has two yellow blocks for the letters O and A. Vowels are the best indicators for which words you need to look for. While the rest of the letters we need could be consonants, this is indeed going to be a tough one to solve. A helpful tip would be to figure out if any other vowels could be in this word. If you are struggling, we have provided the final word below.
The solution for The New York Times Wordle for March 30th is “Quota.” For your day off, you had to work to find this word. While we got through this one, we have no idea what tomorrow’s challenge will hold, so stick around until then. We will be back with another puzzle article as always. Continue those streaks, players.
