EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is for Wordle answer #371; the June 26th Wordle answer is available now.
Another day, another Wordle puzzle for players to solve, and June 25th is no different. Luckily today's word isn't too difficult and shouldn't cause much trouble for players looking to protect their long-standing win streaks. For those who are new to the game, Wordle is a simple once-a-day word guessing game that tasks players with solving a random five-letter word within six guesses. Each time a word is guessed the game will provide clues in the form of colored boxes. If the box is green the letter is correct and in the right position, yellow means the letter is correct but in the wrong position, and finally grey means the letter is completely incorrect. Using this information players continue to guess words until the answer is found or they've run out of chances.
Ever since the game gained popularity throughout the beginning of 2022 there have been a large amount of Wordle copycats. One of the most popular is Heardle which has players attempting to guess a song with only the first second of it played. Players will have six chances and with each chance, a little bit more of the song is played. Despite not being a word-game Heardle has been compared to Wordle due to its obvious rip-off name and its once-a-day nature. With so many one-a-day puzzles, players can curate their own little morning puzzle-solving routine and start every day with a little brain burner.
Today's Wordle Hints (June 25th #371)
For those players who just need a little help, here are some hints before the fully spoiled Wordle answer.
- Hint 1: There are no repeated letters in today's answer.
- Hint 2: This Wordle word could refer to someone's small, round eyes.
- Hint 3: The two most commonly used vowels are in today's answer and the one that's only sometimes a vowel.
Today's Wordle Answer (June 25th #371)
The June 25th Wordle answer is BEADY.
For today's starting Wordle word we used IRATE, which provided the correct placement of 'A', an incorrectly placed 'E', and a few incorrect letters. Our second guess was quite a lucky one, we went with BEADS. This provided everything we needed to simply jump in and grab a win-in-three with BEADY. Sometimes that's just how Wordle works out, one simple guess can rocket a player into the correct answer, not that this one would be too hard to solve without the lucky guess though.