To kick off the start of the work week, The New York Times app has provided a little sense of escape from reality with the newest Wordle puzzle. If today’s wake-up call is too much to take in, NYT has more games like Connections and Strands to go along with your morning coffee. Perhaps you’re feeling ‘dopey’ after yesterday’s puzzle, which was somewhat difficult to get through. The puzzle for March 24th is another hard one, but not as bad as the past few days. Given this apparent issue, we’ll cover some tips and hints that could aid in your morning phone pick-me-up before getting to the solution for today’s puzzle.
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Every day since 2021, The New York Times has brought Wordle to the masses in all its simplicity and somewhat addictive gameplay. To cover the basics, the game has players figure out a five-letter word with only six tries to guess correctly. To help aid the process, each guess will provide hints as to which letters are in the word and their placement. A yellow block indicates the correct letter but the green block certifies its placement within the five-letter word.
For those who haven’t had their morning coffee yet, I’ll give you a word to choose for today’s starter word. Sometimes the day brings more at you than you are prepared for, which can be a lot to handle, but taking the time to zone out for a tiny bit to take care of yourself by playing a game like Wordle can help calm the mind and give you some peace amidst the chaos. When choosing a word, you could take a moment to describe how you are feeling or want to feel in a five-letter word. My word is ‘gonna’ because it is a good motivating word for a day like Monday. Speaking of motivating, we have three yellow blocks to help us with today’s puzzle.
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The word ‘gonna’ has three yellow blocks: G, N, and A. Having these letters in a word tightens the amount of words to choose from. But if anyone knows Wordle, you can never predict the kind of word the NYT could conjure up. If you struggle to find a word with these letters in it, a great tip could be to find a word in an online dictionary that starts with one of these options. I like to find a word that has all of these letters together since it makes it easier. These specific letters are great since there are a few words that you can make from G, N, and A.
The solution for The New York Times Wordle for March 24th is “Angle.” A rather simple word depending on how you look at it. Sometimes it can be hard to find words with more consonants than vowels, but it all depends on the angle you choose to see it. Just like the dreaded case of Mondays, it’s all about how you view it whether it’s the right angle or not.
