Solution for Wordle on Sunday, 8th June
Updating Wordle's Daily Brain Teaser
- Wordle Hint for Today
- Sneaky Clue for June 8 (1450)
Remember that legal binding you have to sign before renting a car, a house... you get the gist? Yep, that one!
- Double Trouble in Today's Puzzle
Lookout for signs of a double letter in today's Wordle!
- Quick Tips to Dominate Wordle
Struggling to day-to-day Wordle victory? Here's a quick 'n' easy guide to winning every day:
- Kick off with a strong word that packs a punch with the right mix of common letters and vowels.
- Don't start with words that repeat letters - save those precious chances to confirm or deny letters.
- Avoid words with letters you already know aren't present.
Not in a rush to win? Treat Wordle like a casual crossword and come back to it later if you're drawing a blank. Sometimes a breather can provide a fresh perspective.
- Solving Today's Puzzle
The answer to today's Wordle is LEASE. Time to pat yourself on the back if you guessed it correctly!
- Yesterday, The Day Before, and All the Days Before
Having trouble finding the daily Wordle needle in the haystack? Previous answers can help you eliminate guesses for today's puzzle and keep your daily Wordle-solving fresh. Here are some recent answers to help you on your way:
- June 7: REUSE
- June 6: EDIFY
- June 5: DATUM
- June 4: CEASE
- June 3: ADMIN
- June 2: PREEN
- June 1: ROUGH
- May 31: HABIT
- May 30: IDIOM
- May 29: QUASH
- What's Wordle, and Who Made It?
In case you've been living under a rock for the past few months, Wordle is a daily word game that presents you with six rows of five boxes. Your goal? Figure out the five-letter word hiding among them to win the daily puzzle.
Start by selecting a strong word, like ALIVE, and watch as the letters change color based on whether they're correct, incorrect, or in the wrong position. You'll have six attempts to solve it, but don't forget that letters can repeat, too (e.g., BOOKS).
Wordle was created by Josh Wardle as a thoughtful surprise for his partner who adores word games. The game swiftly gained steam as it moved from his family to the public. Since then, countless iterations of the game have been developed, shifting the focus to music, math, or geography. It wasn't long before Wordle became a massive viral sensation and was sold to The New York Times for an undisclosed seven-figure sum.
- Kerry Brunskill, Wordle Whiz
Kerry Brunskill, our very own word game expert, was welcomed to the world with a snuggly embrace on the family's Atari 400 during a post-hospital trip. A few decades later, her career took a turn toward gaming journalism, thanks in part to her school's quizzy careers advisor. She's now PC Gamer's go-to gal for all things Wordle, giving readers hints for daily puzzles and sharing her extensive knowledge of old Japanese PC games. Kerry's Wordle winning streak is downright remarkable. Keep an eye on the girl with the green boxes!
[1] Wikipedia: Josh Wardle
[2] New York Times: What's the big deal about Wordle?
[3] Time: The Wordle Creator
[4] The New York Times: How to play Wordle
- After playing Wordle, curious gamers might take to social media to discuss their game strategies and share their daily wins.
- A fun way to spend an evening would be to binge-watch movies-and-tv while simultaneously playing Wordle and attempting to beat the puzzle of the day.
- Kerry Brunskill, who made a name for herself in the gaming world, could potentially create a unique version of Wordle where the game is focused on bets - like guess the word before the time runs out and win a mystery prize.
- As dream jobs go, creating a new online game like Wordle could be a winning career move, as the game's creator, Josh Wardle, discovered when The New York Times purchased the game for a hefty sum.
