Kickstarting a new week, let’s plunge into the latest Wordle puzzle offered by The New York Times app. If you’re an avid player of NYT games like Connections and Strands, then you understand that the level of challenge changes daily. Yesterday’s puzzle was quite challenging, and today’s won’t be any easier. Solving the puzzle on March 23rd might prove tricky, but we’re here to provide handy hints and tips to help you decipher it. We’ll also reveal the Wordle solution later in this article.
As a dedicated fan, I jumped on board when The New York Times introduced Wordle towards the end of 2021, and it’s safe to say that I’ve been hooked ever since! For fellow enthusiasts joining the word-guessing train, this game tasks you with solving a five-letter mystery word using six attempts. With each guess you make, the game provides feedback by showing which letters are correct, and if they’re in the right position, green blocks will light up. If a letter is present but not in the correct spot, a yellow block appears, indicating that you need to adjust its position until it turns green. It’s a challenging yet rewarding puzzle experience!
When you’re trying to figure out which word to begin with for your puzzle, consider using a word that has many vowels. This will help you determine the vowel pattern of the word and give you an idea about the consonants it might have. Another fun suggestion is picking a five-letter word based on things around you. Today’s word is ‘peony’, as spring has finally sprung. Despite my imminent sneezing fits due to pollen, this word will only provide me with three yellow and one green block.
Today’s Wordle selection was smartly chosen because ‘P’, ‘E’, ‘O’, and ‘Y’ were accurate letters in their correct positions. Given that there aren’t many words ending with ‘Y’ that contain ‘P’, ‘E’, and ‘O’, it makes the game more challenging but also increases the chances of guessing correctly on the first try, which doesn’t happen often unless you know the answer beforehand or are a time-traveler.
For March 23rd’s New York Times Wordle answer, we have “Dopey.” This term might ring a bell because it refers to one of the dwarfs in the classic tale, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The renewed interest could be due to the recent release of the live-action remake starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot as Snow White. Today’s word proved challenging, but remember, you’ll have another chance tomorrow when we’re all “Heigh-Ho”-ing off to work!
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2025-03-23 14:10