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Today’s NYT Wordle Hints and Answers for Game #1105, June 28 (Friday)

Today’s NYT Wordle Hints and Answers for Game #1105, June 28 (Friday)

Date: June 28, 2024

Looking for Hints and Answers for today’s NYT Wordle? Beat your daily Wordle challenge and strengthen your vocabulary game with these hints.

If you're hitting the wall with today's NYT Wordle, don't worry—we've got all the hints and tips you need for today's game. 

Like other puzzle games, this daily word puzzle asks you to deduce one word each day, putting your vocabulary to the test. Some days, answers might seem obvious. However, there are times when a solution might elude you. In those moments, a little hint can make a big difference in keeping your Wordle streak intact!

So, if you're feeling stuck and need a bit of assistance to crack today's Wordle, we've got you covered with a set of helpful clues and even answers.

Today’s Hints and Answers for Wordle Game No. 1105, 28 June

A. Today’s Wordle hints:

  • Today's Wordle starts with the letter D.
  • Today's Wordle contains two vowels.
  • Today's Wordle answer has multiple definitions. One of them is: ‘Drive Results, Own Victory Everyday’. 

B. Today’s Wordle answer is:

Answer: DROVE

How to Play NYT Wordle: A Step-by-Step Guide

Here’s a detailed step-by-step guide on how to play NYT Wordle:

1. Open NYT Games

  • Download and launch the NYT Games app on your Apple or Android smartphone and tap on the ‘Games’.
  • Alternatively, go to The New York Times Wordle website and click 'Play'.
    Nyt Wordle
  • Upon clicking Play, you’ll encounter a 'How to Play' pop-up explaining the game's rules. Tap the X icon to close it.
    Nyt Wordle

2. Enter a 5-Letter Word

  • Start by thinking of any five-letter word and type it into the game. This is your first guess. Players will get a total of 6 guesses. 
  • Make sure it's a valid word to maximize the information you gain. Using a word with a variety of common letters is a good strategy to help narrow down future guesses.
  • Press 'Enter' on your keyboard or click the 'Enter' button on the screen to submit your guess.
    Nyt Wordle

3. Check the Tile Colors

  • After each guess, observe the color change in the tiles:
  • Green tile: Indicates that the letter is correctly placed in the word.
  • Yellow tile: Means the letter is in the word but not in the correct position.
  • Gray tile: Shows that the letter is not in the word at all.
  • These hints are crucial for refining your next guess.
    Nyt Wordle

4. Guess Another Word

  • Use the clues from your previous guess to make your next attempt. Avoid using any letters that turn gray since they are confirmed not to be in the word.
  • If a letter appeared in green, include it in the exact same spot for your next guess. For yellow tiles, try placing those letters in different positions.
  • Remember, letters can be repeated in the word, so don't rule out a letter just because you've already used it once.

5. Continue Entering Your Guesses Until All Letters are Green:

  • Keep entering guesses, using the feedback from the tiles to guide you. Each guess should build on the clues provided by the previous ones.
  • If you correctly guess the word within six tries, the tiles will all turn green, and a pop-up window will appear showing your statistics, including how many guesses it took to solve the puzzle.
    Nyt Wordle

6. Share Your Score:

  • Once you've solved the puzzle, you can share your success with friends. Click the 'Share' button to copy a color-coded grid of your guesses, which doesn’t reveal the word, just how you performed.
    Nyt Wordle
  • You can paste this grid into social media posts, emails, or messages. Since everyone plays the same Wordle each day, sharing this grid won't spoil the solution.
  • Access your game statistics and the share feature anytime by clicking the bar graph icon at the top of the Wordle page.
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