Webflow Website Builder 2025 Review: Mastering Web Design Simplified

Webflow Website Builder 2025 Review: Mastering Web Design Simplified

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This latest Webflow review examines one of the most sophisticated website builders available in 2025. Unlike traditional drag-and-drop platforms, Webflow generates clean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code while maintaining an intuitive visual interface. The platform has evolved significantly since its 2013 launch, now offering comprehensive features for everything from simple portfolios to complex e-commerce stores.

Techradar reviewers have spent thousands of hours testing 140+ website builders to understand what works best for different users. Webflow competes in an increasingly competitive market with many tools featured in our best website builders roundup . Yet while Wix remains our top pick for most users, Webflow targets a different audience entirely with its advanced feature set.

Webflow appeals to designers, agencies, and businesses that need precise control over their website's appearance and functionality. We found Webflow delivers exceptional creative freedom, but this comes with complexity that may overwhelm beginners.

Webflow: 2-minute review

Webflow positions itself as the professional's choice for visual web development. Our testing confirms this reputation, reviewing a unique platform that combines the accessibility of drag-and-drop builders with the precision of hand-coded websites. You get clean and production-ready code without writing a single line yourself.

This company has built a strong reputation among web professionals since 2013, attracting designers and developers who need advanced tools to bring their visions to life. Webflow's market position is unique — it's more complex than Wix or Squarespace but more accessible than pure development frameworks like HTML5 and PHP. Recent updates in 2025 have also added AI-powered tools, improved CMS capabilities, and better team collaboration features.

What is Webflow?

Webflow is an all-in-one web development platform that lets you design, build, and launch websites without touching code. Think of it as a visual interface that automatically writes professional HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as you design. You drag elements, adjust layouts, and customize styles - while Webflow handles the technical implementation behind the scenes.

The platform consists of four main components: Designer for visual website creation, CMS for content management, e-commerce tools for online stores, and hosting services. Unlike simple website builders that limit your design options, Webflow embraces web development principles like flexbox, CSS Grid, and responsive breakpoints — making them visual and accessible to non-coders.

Features

Webflow offers an impressive feature set that rivals professional development tools while maintaining visual accessibility. The platform's Designer interface provides holistic CSS controls, including advanced layout options like CSS Grid and Flexbox, custom animations, and responsive design tools. You can create complex interactions, manage global design systems, and even add custom code when needed.

CMS capabilities are extremely robust, supporting dynamic content, custom fields, and automated workflows through integrations like Zapier. Content creators can manage blogs, portfolios, and product catalogs through an intuitive interface, while designers maintain full control over how that content appears. The 2025 updates have added nested collection lists and improved localization controls, making content management even more powerful.

E-commerce functionality covers essential online store needs, though it's not as comprehensive as dedicated platforms like Shopify. You can manage products, customize checkout experiences, and integrate with payment processors like Stripe and PayPal. However, advanced e-commerce features like subscription billing or complex inventory management require workarounds or third-party integrations.

AI additions include an AI Assistant for generating page sections, Webflow Optimize for conversion testing, and an AI Site Builder in beta. These tools speed up common tasks without replacing the need for design expertise. The pricing reflects this feature richness. While more expensive than basic builders, the professional capabilities justify the cost for users who need design flexibility and clean code output.

Tools

Unlike most website builders, Webflow doesn't hold back when it comes to developer-friendly features, whether you're looking to set up complex A/B testing workflows or create CSS and Javascript-heavy animations. Here are some new features we liked the best during our review:

AI assistant

Like many other AI website builders , Webflow offers an AI assistant to help you get things done. For example, Webflow's AI assistant will allow members of your team to quickly design and generate new styled content by using conversational prompts.

It can also generate a full CMS item with contextually relevant content based on a simple prompt. This will be a huge time saver for agencies and businesses looking to spin up realistic content for new pages.

Personalization and optimization

Webflow recognizes the importance of analytics to agencies and businesses. The Optimize feature offers AI-powered A/B testing and personalization. It works behind the scenes in real-time to ensure a dynamic and personalized user journey every time.

Similarly, Webflow Analyze offers users a unified view of visitor behaviors, helping designers and content marketers to make data-backed decisions.

Third-party apps

You can drastically improve the functionality of your website via tWebflow Apps. These cover everything from analytics and automations to forms and marketing.

A recent addition to Webflow Apps is Adobe Express. This app helps you create advanced AI-generated graphics from within the Webflow platform by integrating Abobe Express' powerful image editing tools.

Webflow university

A solid resource for new users is the Webflow University 101 Crash Course videos .

The videos are designed to teach you how to use Webflow and give you all the tricks to make website building a smooth process. They are organized into different lesson categories, and most of them range from 5 to 15 minutes in length.

Anyone can freely access all of the videos. Even if you’re using the free version or just want to learn more about building a website without deciding on a specific platform, these videos are incredibly helpful.

Ease of use

The interface is very easy to navigate - you can access all of the free templates and start using them right away. It’s also easy to find any of the website building tools and features.

Everything on Webflow is very well-organized. For example, if you’re looking at templates and want something for a photography portfolio, all you need to do is select free templates and then start searching by category, the style you want, or by features. Tons of examples will show up for you to look through. The organization and free easy access makes finding a template quick and easy.

Pricing

When you start using Webflow, you’ll have the option to choose between site plans and workspace plans. Site plans are for personal websites, blogs, and small businesses. Within site plans you will have access to both general site options and ecommerce options. Account plans are targeted more towards professionals, making them ideal for agencies and freelancers.

Webflow offers one of the best free website builder plans. It includes everything you need to try Webflow. There’s no credit card required for setup and you can use it for an unlimited time. It includes access to a Webflow.io domain, 50 CMS items, and 50 form submissions.

The Basic plan costs $14.00 per month when you pay annually or $18.00 billed monthly. This gives you everything from the Starter plan, plus extra site pages (150) and an allowance of 250K visitors. The CMS plan costs $23 monthly (paid annually) or $28 paid monthly, for this you get 3 website editors, site search, and 250GB of bandwidth.

The Business plan costs $39.00 per month when paid annually ($49 paid monthly). It includes everything in the CMS plan, plus extra bandwidth (400GB), extra editors (10), and form file upload. For anything above and beyond the Business plan you can contact Webflow for a bespoke package.

When it comes to ecommerce there are 3 options to choose from. Standard at $29/mo (paid annually) or $49/mo (paid monthly). This comes with 500 ecommerce items, 2000 CMS items, a 2% transaction fee, and all the features of the CMS plan.

Plus is $74/mo (paid annually) or $84/mo (paid monthly). You get 5000 ecommerce items, 10,000 CMS items, and no transaction fee (plus everything from the Business plan). Advanced is $212/mo (paid annually) or $235/mo (paid monthly). This gives you 10,000 extra ecommerce items on top of everything from the Plus plan.

If you need a workspace plan, you have 3 options. The Starter plan is free and comes with access for one user, unlimited paid hosted sites, two webflow.io staging sites (with 2 pages and 50 CMS items), 2 agency guests, and 2 free commenters.

The Core is $19/mo (paid annually) or $28/mo (paid monthly) plan gives you extra users, staging sites, and commenters, as well as page password protection and the ability to use custom code. The Growth plan is $49/mo (paid annually) or $60/mo (paid monthly) - it gives you more users, unlimited staging sites, and publishing permissions.

You can also contact Webflow about personalized packages for any needs which exceed these plans.

Security

Webflow provides enterprise-grade security features that protect both websites and user data. All sites receive automatic SSL/TLS encryption, with the platform having transitioned to TLS 1.3 encryption in 2022 for enhanced security. The hosting infrastructure includes DDoS protection and automatic backups, ensuring your website remains accessible and recoverable in case of issues.

Additional security measures include PCI-DSS compliance for e-commerce sites and two-factor authentication for account access. Webflow's cloud-based architecture means security updates and patches are applied automatically, reducing the maintenance burden on users while keeping sites protected against emerging threats.

Support

Webflow offers multiple support channels, though the quality and availability vary by plan tier. All users can access the comprehensive Webflow University, which provides detailed tutorials, courses, and documentation covering everything from basic design principles to advanced development techniques. The community forum is active and helpful, with both Webflow staff and experienced users providing assistance.

Paid plan users receive email support, with response times varying based on plan level. Business and Enterprise customers get priority support with faster response times and dedicated account management. However, phone support isn't available across all plans, which some users find limiting compared to competitors.

The platform has also introduced AI-powered customer support tools and help desk integrations, allowing businesses to provide better support to their own customers through Webflow-built sites. While the company's own support is generally helpful, the learning curve means you'll likely need to invest time in their educational resources regardless of your plan level.

Alternatives

Wix , Weebly , and Squarespace , are just a few of the top competitors to Webflow. Wix does offer a free trial for an unlimited time, but it doesn’t even compare to Webflow’s free storage space. Wix includes 50 MB while Webflow offers 10 GB.

But more importantly, not many conventional website builders offer the depth of advanced functionality or the insane amount of educational resources that come with Webflow. If you're looking to switch from a code-intensive workflow to no-code tools without any loss in flexibility, this is the platform for you.

Webflow: Summary

No matter what stage you’re at with building a website, there’s a lot of options on Webflow that could take your website to the next level. The downside is how you can’t export CMS content, however, you will have access to plenty of free materials. Webflow comes with an entire library of video resources, hundreds of free templates, and you can use the free version for an unlimited time. The interface is also very organized - it doesn’t feel like you’re using a cheap web host. Templates look professional and everything is well organized. Overall, Webflow is a great web host, especially if you want to learn new tricks for making website building a lot easier.

FAQs

Is Webflow suitable for beginners?

Webflow has a steeper learning curve than traditional website builders like Wix or Squarespace. While you don't need coding skills, understanding web design concepts like responsive breakpoints, flexbox, and CSS properties will help you succeed. The platform offers extensive educational resources through Webflow University, but expect to invest several weeks learning the interface and best practices.

Can I migrate my existing website to Webflow?

Webflow doesn't offer automated migration tools from other platforms. You'll need to rebuild your site using Webflow's Designer interface, though you can import content through CSV files for blog posts and other structured data. The process requires manual work but gives you the opportunity to improve your site's design and performance during the transition.

What are Webflow's main limitations?

Webflow has several notable limitations including a 100 static page limit per project and 10,000 CMS items per site. The platform also requires a stable internet connection since it's entirely cloud-based. E-commerce features, while solid, aren't as comprehensive as dedicated platforms like Shopify. Version control is only available on Enterprise plans, which can complicate team workflows.

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Teachers Reveal Shocking Differences in Modern Kid Teaching vs. "The Good Old Days" — What's Changed?

Teachers Reveal Shocking Differences in Modern Kid Teaching vs. "The Good Old Days" — What's Changed?

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Teachers who've been in the field for a longtime have had the chance to usher in generations of students through education — whether it's Gen X, millennials, Gen Z, or Gen A. And, along with the rest of the world, education, classroom culture, and curricular has changed over time. Recently, long-time teachers of the Community shared the differences they've noticed between teaching kids now versus "back in the day," and some of the responses are...a bit wild and concerning:

1. "I've been teaching for over 25 years, and I've noticed a HUGE change in parental support and student behaviors. And once upper administration began treating families as clients, there has been an increased focus on test scores, too. At this point, families are our customers. Education is no longer a privilege provided to children and families, but a business where the students and parents hold all the cards. We, as teachers, are left with no authority or support, higher demands, and children who know that all it takes is a call to Mom or Dad to get the teacher in trouble. Why would anyone want to work in this kind of environment?"

2. "Trying to get my kids to not use ChatGPT has been the bane of my existence. It has become SO hard to get my students engaged and thinking critically when they know that the second they get home, they can have a robot come up with thoughts for them, or solve the equation for them. AI can be a helpful tool in some circumstances, but relying on it instead of our brains will be the downfall of education, I suspect. Back then, some kids plagiarized, sure, but AI has presented a whole new problem that many teachers, like myself, aren't sure how to navigate."

—Molly, California

3. "I taught in gifted classes for 29 years. The novels I taught to middle school kids in the early '80s, my seniors couldn't read in 2012. It's so sad."

— wickedship86

4. "I've been a teacher for 25 years. Nowadays, parents take everything their kid says as gospel. I have 150 children coming through my door each day. I do not have the time to make things up about your child's behavior, especially when I only get a 25-minute plan three days a week."

5. "There are certainly differences between students from the beginning of my teacher career and those I'm teaching now. However, among the most significant changes are the learning demands, the pace of instruction, and the pressure to perform. Often, expectations aren't even developmentally appropriate for kids at their respective ages. My district begins administering standardized academic assessments in early childhood programs (literally 3- and 4-year-olds being tested and evaluated for reading and math skills). It's no wonder there's such a dramatic increase in childhood anxiety — they don't even have a chance to be kids, and it's really sad."

— crispyaardvark892

6. "I'm truly terrified by the literacy of our children. My 13-year-olds are reading at an average level of fourth grade. Not to mention that the vast majority of them have never finished a book. Our education system spoon-feeds students information to coddle their inability to focus on a text for long periods. We are just not setting them up for success, and it breaks my heart. Thankfully, we are finally starting to bring back accelerated reading, and each student now has to have two books with them. I'm praying this keeps going, because I just can't see these kids making it through college."

— morgandemkey

7. "Many students have Fs and read four grades below their grade level. It's a nightmare."

8. "I am back in schools as a sub after 10 years of retirement. Kids haven't changed; they still act as idiotic as we did. Though attention spans are noticeably shorter, by high school, these young people have an awareness about themselves that we never had to worry about as teens. 'Stranger danger,' monthly active shooter drills, social media, and TV and media rarely ever being G-rated have had an effect on this age group. On the plus side, I see the littles being more accepting of each other. They don't see skin color, language barriers are overcome, and they think nothing of their more unique friends."

—Vi, 65

9. "Showing a movie back in the day was considered a reward. Today, kids can't sit through a movie and view it as some form of torture."

10. "This is my 35th year teaching high school. Current students are more 'world-minded' and see the interconnection between themselves, their world, and the larger world. This is largely due to the internet, social media, and even gaming. I'm impressed by many of the students I teach. While it could be argued that more students have bigger behavioral problems in schools, I'm not convinced that young people overall have changed. Perhaps we see more behavior problems in schools because schools work SO much harder to retain students. Schools with low graduation rates face penalities now. Many students who, back in the day, would have been thrown out or counseled out of school are now kept in it. This has positive and negative impacts."

"Should schools work to support students and motivate them to stay in school? Yes. Some students who have rough starts are able to make changes that allow them to graduate and become productive citizens. Should schools work to keep students who repeatedly show that they have absolutely no interest in being in school or who are dangerous or violent to others? No. With the exception of extreme violence, it's hard to know what that tipping point is with some students. Sometimes, schools get it right, and the students and society benefit. Unfortunately, sometimes we get it wrong."

—Teri, 57, Wyoming

11. "I'm a 36-year teacher who started in 1988. Pre-smart phones and laptops, students weren't constantly fact-checking me. Now, before I even finish a sentence, kids will say, 'He's right,' or 'That's cap.' It's VERY annoying."

12. "I've been teaching for almost 30 years. I love teaching and work hard to show my students that I care about them while holding my expectations high. I don't notice many major behavioral issues in my students; they generally seem to like me. But if they don't, I don't lose sleep over it because my goal isn't to be their friend but to help them learn. I just keep showing them that even if I don't matter to them, they matter to me and the school community. However, my biggest pet peeve these days is the effects of instant gratification on the learning process. There's been a huge shift in the last 10 years from 'I can figure this out' to 'Just give me the answer.' Students want to be fed their education in an entertaining way and for it to just magically stick without having to put in any muscle."

"Case in point, the other day, they came up with questions to research about marine mammals. Then, they had to go to online encyclopedias and find the answers to their questions. Even my smartest students would glance at the screen for a minute when it came up, and if they didn’t IMMEDIATELY see the answer, they quit. They wouldn’t even SCROLL DOWN. They’d just say, 'It’s too hard. It doesn’t have what I’m looking for.' Um, yeah, it does, but you have to actually LOOK. It’s super frustrating."

— iteach

13. "Even students in middle school cannot read at the level they're supposed to."

14. "When I started teaching in the late '70s, the naughtiest things kids did was maybe chew gum in school or pass notes. Now, the kids are throwing furniture across the room, hitting other students in the head with chairs, or destroying bulletin boards in the hall. Mind you, I teach at an elementary school! Back then, when I taught the kids how to play a game, they played by the rules and had fun. Now, most kids try to find a way to cheat, then throw tantrums about losing. Back in the '70s and '80s, we spent most of our days teaching. Now, we spend most of our days dealing with behaviors and emotions."

—Candy, 67, New York

15. "Kids are a lot more bold nowadays, and I say that in a positive light. They are a lot more confident in how they present themselves and their ideas, and they are keen on socializing with others and not being afraid to stick up for themselves, which are respectable traits that I didn't see much of in the past. The only thing that I'm really concerned about is AI. AI is ruining a lot in the classroom."

16. "The way kids talk to adults nowadays is atrocious. I've had students yell directly in my face, tell me no over simple tasks, and treat the adults like they're their own personal butlers. Maybe it's an independent school thing, but the entitlement is nauseating."

—Lulu, 42, Connecticut

17. "I've been teaching since 2005 in grades K–2. The thing that scares me the most about this current generation of students is that they aren't curious. My kids used to pepper me with questions about all kinds of things. They would get really excited when we switched to learning a new topic or when they learned a new word. Now, kids just give me blank stares. Half the time, when I ask them to repeat something I said, they can't. You teach them a phonics concept or a problem-solving strategy and ask them to apply it, and they look at you like you're from another universe. It got so bad with my current class of second graders that around the first week of October, I sat them all down and asked them what I could do to make learning fun and exciting. You know what they said? They said they wanted to be on their tablets. And it's not really surprising."

18. "Kids used to have respect for authority and manners — and they were the norm, not just the exception. You rarely had to raise your voice. Just a look was enough to get the point across. Now, you can’t even get their attention. Parents used to believe the teacher over the child, and the children (no matter the grade) were expected to toe the line. Now, parents ignore teachers and defend their children no matter how offensive their behavior. And yet, we are expected to teach more than we used to and get higher scores with less help and participation from students and parents than ever before. Teaching was different in the '80, that's for sure."

—Wendy, Alaska

19. "Kids today think they know it all and do not value the learning process. Why should they? The internet is at their fingertips. There’s little value in creating opinions by researching facts to grow and change one’s mind. As soon as kids see what they want to see, they run with it. It seems everyone is an 'expert' now. Prior to the rise of phones in schools, kids were better held accountable to each other and their actions in face-to-face interactions. Life demands weren’t pulling family time apart, so parents were more engaged and willing to discuss school issues. Now, parents want to challenge everything but do nothing to help their children understand accountability for their learning and behaviors."

20. "When I was teaching before the pandemic, kids would at least try if they didn't understand something or weren't confident. They'd at least put something down if there were a question on an assignment they weren't sure about. Sometimes it was a silly answer, but it was better than nothing! Now, my kids will just be like a deer in the headlights. If there's a question they don't understand, they don't even skip it and come back to it. They just give up. There are whole assignments they turn in blank! They're so afraid to be wrong that they don't even take chances."

—Taylor, 27, Virginia

21. "Eloping from classrooms. I've been teaching for 30 years, and in the past few years, students feel they can just leave the room whenever they want. I could understand if it was a bathroom emergency, but they would leave because they didn't want to do the work, they couldn't use their phones, etc. Many of them will say curse words as they head out the door, too. I would still be grounded today if I had done that when I was in school."

22. Lastly: "The burden of responsibility. This has shifted away from students and families and more toward teachers as more districts adopt policies that 'hold the child harmless.' This has created a culture where students are no longer held accountable for themselves, their behavior, learning, work output, and more! While teachers still hold some responsibility for these, the families and students seemingly have zero, and THAT'S the problem — that partnership has eroded. If a student misbehaves or does not know how to socialize positively, the parents expect us to teach life and social skills FOR them (as I've had parents tell me). They seem to be more concerned about being liked or being their child's friend. But kids no longer have consequences for poor grades or behavior, and while I think second chances are excellent, not everything in life gets a redo."

"While I do my very best and give 100% every day (and I’m admittedly pretty good) with teaching 8th-grade history, social-emotional skills, life skills, and providing gentle Ted Lasso-like guidance to these kids, it’s getting harder and harder because I don’t have the same energy that I used to have when I first started teaching."

—Chris

If you're a longtime teacher, what are some differences you've noticed teaching kids now versus back then? Let us know in the comments, or you can anonymously submit your story using the form below!

Note: Some stories have been edited for length and/or clarity.

These Engaging ChatGPT Prompts Will Spark Teen Learning This Summer

These Engaging ChatGPT Prompts Will Spark Teen Learning This Summer

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Summer doesn't have to mean shutting your brain off - but we also know that worksheets, flashcards, and lectures probably aren't making it onto your teen's summer bucket list. (Let's be real - I can barely get my teenagers to take out the garbage, let alone complete some sort of education a l curriculum .) What is grabbing their attention? Well, the same thing that always does: Screens. AI. Conversations that start with "I saw this thing on TikTok …"

But here's the good news. It's entirely possible for teens to use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and MetaAI in ways that are actually fun and brain-boosting - the trick is simply knowing how to prompt it. A well-crafted question can take your teen on a curiosity-fueled rabbit hole, spark a creative project, or even help them feel more confident in their own thinking.

According to a recent Teen Council survey, 20% of teens already use AI to ask for personal advice. And as Clive, 16, put it, "We know, by having that digital literacy and using AI in classes to help us do our homework , we know so much more about AI than most teachers do … there's nothing about AI that they know that we don't already."

That said, though, there is a balance to strike. According to Dr. Jessica Flannery , Aura's Chief Parent and Director of Clinical Product Integration, "AI has become such a large category that covers everything from automatic grammar fixes to the ability to form a relationship, so it's becoming hard to actually put AI all in one bucket. When we think about AI for learning, the vast span of use cases can feel scary, but they also highlight gaps in our current systems … AI provides the opportunity to create personalized education when that is otherwise an impossible task to put on a teacher."

So how can teens use AI in a way that builds autonomy, resilience, and curiosity this summer? Here are some of the most engaging ChatGPT prompts to try - all designed to keep those neurons firing while still feeling totally Gen Z-approved.

Science, Tech, and Mind-Blowing Facts: Ideal for STEM-curious teens who want more than just textbook definitions.

One note (about AI in general, but especially for this category in particular): like everything else on the internet, sometimes AI shares information that isn't quite accurate. In fact, in the Teen Council survey mentioned above, our respondents rated the trustworthiness of AI on a scale from 1 to 10 - and gave it an average score of just 5.1 ("There have for sure been times where I've gone to look something up and it has just been completely wrong … like I've gone to fact check it and it was nothing similar to any of the other information I found," reported 17-year-old Lilla). So challenge your teen to not only use the prompts, but to then fact-check them.

"Give me a science experiment I can do at home with kitchen items and explain the science behind it."

"What are five science facts that sound fake but are totally true?"

"Could humans ever live on the moon for real? What would everyday life be like?"

"What's an unsolved mystery in science that no one has figured out yet?"

"How does facial recognition technology actually recognize people's faces?"

"Explain black holes [or another topic of interest] to me like you're a TikTok science influencer trying to go viral."

"Tell me a weird survival fact that might actually save my life someday."

"What's a real scientific explanation for something people used to think was magic or ghosts?"

"If satellites suddenly disappeared, what would happen to my daily life?"

Real-World Math (That Doesn't Suck): Because it turns out math is useful IRL.

"Create a scenario where I start a business and use percentages to figure out profit. Make it something fun like a slime shop or sneaker reselling."

"Turn classic word problems into a riddle or a story I want to solve."

"Show me how to calculate shooting percentages in basketball or accuracy rates in video games."

"Explain the Pythagorean theorem using a pizza slice or something random but memorable."

"If I want to become famous, how many followers would I need to gain each day to reach a million in two years? Make it a step-by-step plan."

"Explain ratios to me using music playlists and how many songs per vibe I should have."

"Give me a geometry problem about designing a cool tattoo that uses shapes and symmetry."

College and Career Day, But Cool: For teens starting to think about the future in bite-sized ways.

"What are five weird careers I probably don't know about, and how do I get into them?"

"If I love [insert interests here, even random ones], what should I major in? What should my career be?"

"Give me a list of careers that didn't exist 20 years ago. Explain each one like you're pitching it to me at Career Day."

"I'm into psychology. What's a cool thing I could learn or try this summer that relates to it?"

"Give me a day-in-the-life scenario of someone working in my dream career so I can see if I'd actually like it."

"If I wanted to start my own business as a teen, what are some realistic ideas and first steps?"

"If I wanted to take a gap year before college, what are some amazing ways I could spend it that would still look good on applications?"

Media Literacy and Digital Smarts: Where critical thinking meets TikTok.

"How can I tell if a TikTok is spreading misinformation?"

"How do algorithms decide what to show me on my For You Page, and how does that affect what I believe about the world?"

"Give me a fun way to test my bias when I read something online."

"Make a logic puzzle out of a conspiracy theory so I can see where it falls apart."

"Explain what echo chambers are using an example from gaming communities."

"Create a meme that explains confirmation bias to teens."

"How can I tell if a YouTuber's video is sponsored even if they don't say ‘ad' at the beginning?"

Culture, Language, and History: Because the world is bigger than your corner of the internet.

"Teach me five slang words from another country that teens use, and what they mean."

"If aliens landed and asked about human history in 100 words, what would you tell them?"

"How would Shakespeare insult someone in modern-day slang? Translate it for me."

"What's the story behind a street food I've never heard of?"

"Explain a historical event as if it were a celebrity drama update."

"Give me a mysterious unsolved historical event and a theory about what might have happened."

"Tell me about a historical figure who did something epic before turning 18."

"What foods are popular in different countries that I might think are weird but they love?"

"How has slang changed in the last 100 years? Give me an example from each decade."

"Explain what life was like for teens in the 1980s, but make it sound dramatic like a movie trailer."

Self-Discovery and Emotional Intelligence: For teens who use AI the way they might use a journal, mentor, or therapist.

"Give me three journal prompts that can help me figure out what really matters to me."

"Create a personality quiz that helps me understand how I learn best."

"What are five small things I can do today to feel prouder of myself by bedtime?"

"Give me a creative way to check in with my feelings each day so it doesn't feel boring."

"What's the difference between anxiety and excitement, and how can I tell what I'm feeling?"

"Write me a gratitude list starter to help me focus on what's going right today."

"What's something I could do today to show myself love that doesn't cost any money?"

"Give me a way to figure out what my core values are without it feeling like a school assignment."

"What are three questions to ask myself when I'm feeling insecure about my appearance?"

"What's one thing I could do today to make tomorrow easier for myself?"

Dr. Flannery explains that teens often turn to AI because they're looking for a "safe and judgement-free support, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but it is a great moment for parents to check in and start the conversation about what's going on."

That's why building AI literacy matters - not just for teens, but for parents, too.

"AI isn't going anywhere in the foreseeable future … Schools can play an important role in helping teens learn how to use it for good and how to spot when it may be dangerous, and how to approach it with a critical eye," Flannery notes.

Bonus Challenge Prompts: For teens who want to level up.

"Create a trivia quiz about [ favorite TV show]."

"Invent a new card game I can play with my siblings."

"Write a choose-your-own-adventure game set at my high school."

"Give me a way to reframe failure so it feels less scary."

"Help me write a comedy skit for TikTok that teens would actually share."

"What are 3 easy ways I can train my brain to focus better?"

"Give me a reflection question to help me be a better friend."

A Final Word for Parents

Yes, AI use needs guardrails - but that doesn't mean taking the wheel completely.

"Teens need plenty of room to explore AI, but like learning to drive, they need guidance and practice, and definitely shouldn't be driving the car without a permit," says Flannery. "When used in a healthy way, AI helps provoke different ways of thinking and provides educational exploration." Still, though, she encourages us to "[R]emind teens that AI shouldn't replace real-life learning, critical thinking, or social and emotional support from the people in their life."

Whether your teen is using ChatGPT to decode algebra, design a game, or journal about their values, this summer can be about more than just mindless screen time. With the right prompts, AI becomes a launchpad for creativity, curiosity, and self-discovery. And that's a pretty smart way to spend the break.

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Volusia County Schools Introduces New Student Code of Conduct: Board Votes in July

Volusia County Schools Introduces New Student Code of Conduct: Board Votes in July

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When Volusia County students return to class on Aug. 11, they will most likely have a new code of conduct and disciplinary procedures that district officials expect will draw clear boundaries for times when they step out of line.

The Volusia County School Board heard a presentation of the proposed changes June 24 and agreed to advertise the new policy for approval at the July 29 board meeting. It's the first comprehensive update of the code in more than 10 years, said Mike Micallef, executive director for graduation assurance and student services.

The current code is ambiguous and needs clarity, he said.

"It was a bunch of very broad definitions. Nothing was clear," Micallef said.

The goal of rewriting the code — with specific definitions and examples — is to make parents and students understand what is being enforced "so they can be on our side to help us out," Micallef said.

A new Code of Civility will be posted in every school.

"We want every interaction with family and students to be friendly, be positive, to work together," he said. "That's what this whole plan is about."

Student disciplinary/referrals drop in 2024-25

More than 55,000 referrals were written by teachers and staff during the 2024-25 school year. That's nearly one for every student.

But Micallef said the district saw an 18.5% reduction in student referrals in 2024-25 from the previous year, when more than 68,000 referrals were made.

All student groups showed improvement, including students with disabilities, English language learners, Black students, Hispanic students and economically disadvantaged students.

The drop is due to positive school cultures, an emphasis on academic, social and emotional growth, early and targeted student interventions, inclusive and supportive learning environments and "strengthening our whole-student philosophy," Micallef said.

How is the Volusia Code of Conduct changing for minor violations?

"Level I infractions are minor acts of misconduct that interfere with the orderly operation of the classroom, school function, extracurricular activities or approved transportation," according to a district presentation.

The policy is changed from a "general list of violations," to 11 specific infractions with a matrix of definitions and examples.

For instance, a bus disturbance (minor) is defined as any incident that interferes with the safe and orderly operation of a school bus. Specific examples include: Eating or drinking, using inappropriate language or gestures and standing or moving between seats.

Another example: Horseplay, defined as "engaging in non-confrontational physical contact with another student." Examples cited are: Pushing or shoving without intent to harm, running in hallways or classrooms and throwing objects without intent to harm.

The unauthorized use of electronic devices is also considered a Level 1 offense.

How will the district respond to a Level 1 violation?

The new code spells out the district's response to the violation. A first offense will require a student conference with a teacher or staff member, contacting the parent or guardian, loss of privileges for one to three days and a student reflection assignment.

A second offense results in a conference with a parent or guardian, detention for one to three days, the loss of privileges for one to five days and a behavior contract.

A third offense escalates the violation to a Level 2 infraction.

"A kid can't constantly have their cellphone out 27 times and just (result in) that parent call," Micallef said. "The infraction will now bump up to the severity of a Level 2 consequences where those will now ramp up."

Level 2 violations carry harsher penalties

The 27 Level 2 violations include more serious bus disturbances, such as yelling, screaming and playing loud music, or refusing to follow the bus driver's instructions; cheating; disrespect; "eloping," or running off school campus without permission; insubordination; inappropriate materials; skipping classes; use of tobacco.

The penalties include a mandatory parent/guardian conference, three- to five-day detentions, loss of privileges for 10 school days, with those penalties escalating for second and third offenses.

What constitutes a Level 3 offense?

Possession or use of alcohol, holding ammunition, bullying, burglary, major bus disruptions, consensual sex, cyberstalking, drug possession, harassment, hazing and gang activity are included among the listed offenses for a Level 3 violation. There are 50 listed and Level 3 acts "disrupt the educational environment or endanger health and safety."

Level 3 consequences include being assigned to an alternative education program, expulsion from school or bus, Saturday school, and referral to a counselor or psychologist.

Yes, there is a Level 4

Level 4 offenses start with expulsion. Those listed include assault/threat/intimidation, bomb threat, drug distribution or sale, an off-campus felony, possession of weapons, paintball or airsoft guns or lookalikes, riot and vandalism over $1,000. There are 21 total offenses and are considered "the most serious acts of misconduct that threaten school safety and require mandatory intervention."

Board member Donna Brosemer said teachers and administrators "get a lot of grief from the parents" when their children face discipline.

"How much of the enforcement is discretionary on the part of the individual school administrator?" Brosemer asked.

Micallef responded: "The discipline matrix should be their guide to lead them with their discipline process."

"So they don't necessarily have the discretion to say, 'Well, OK, we'll let it go this time'?" Brosemer asked.

"Yes they do have that discretion. They honestly could as a school principal," Micallef said. "Every student has a different story, every situation is different knowing that as a school-based leader myself, so you take those sometimes into consideration, but... the matrix is there to guide our decision making for any kind of infractions. That's what it's there for, for us to be consistent across the board."

New approach to bullying

Under the current code, bullying has a "very general" description with limited specificity about behaviors, patterns and reporting requirements, Micallef said.

The definition in the proposed code is: "Pattern of behavior displayed against multiple students or employees or repetitive behavior against a single student or employee which inflicts physical hurt or psychological distress that is severe or pervasive enough to create an intimidating, hostile or offensive environment; or unreasonably interfere with the individual's school performance or participation, including through electronic means. Behavior must have been reported to school officials and documented."

Board member Jessie Thompson asked whether parents must report bullying off campus or after hours.

"Yes. Anything ... that's going to turn into a campus event, and normally all of that does, they have to report it to the school and then the school would document it," Micallef said.

How new Florida law banning cellphones affects Volusia

House Bill 1105 ensures that elementary and middle school students are prohibited from using cellphones or other communication devices throughout the entire school day. Previously, cellphones were only barred from elementary schools statewide, although Volusia County Schools has already had a ban on cellphone use in both elementary and middle schools.

High school students are allowed to use their cellphones in designated areas to be determined by local school boards, although they are required under the new law to be put away in backpacks or pockets unless otherwise authorized by their teacher.

Board Chair Jamie Haynes said after implementing the cellphone policy last year banning them from elementary and middle schools, she didn't hear any complaints. High schools, though, became more permissive.

"I don't have a problem if all of a sudden the teacher says, 'Could all of you take it out, turn it on, do this?'" she said. "... The biggest number of complaints I received last year after implementing this is from parents saying our kids are being told they can have them out in class, and beyond them doing whatever they want, there was not a purpose for them."

Haynes said students told her that teachers allowed them to keep their phones out, but urged them to put them away if they saw administrators approaching.

"So we can't have a policy, and the state has now dictated exactly how it's supposed to be, and everyone not follow that policy," Haynes said.

Haynes inquired about Apple Watches and whether they must be put away, as well.

"That's going to be a great discussion that we get to have here, and look at pros and cons with, but it is something you're right, with Apple Watches and things," Micallef said. "Yes, kids wear them and yes, kids have them."

Will new code work? One board member calls it 'uphill battle'

Board member Ruben Colón recounted when the district implemented a school uniform requirement that has since been rescinded. School administrators would stand at the door as students entered and frequently sent them to the auditorium for an hour of "non-learning" until someone brought them appropriate attire.

"My one-of-five hope is that we would take more of a passive approach where this doesn't become disruptive to the learning environment," Colon said. "You know, The referral goes in, it goes to the administrator. Because the last thing I'd like to see is teachers having to fight cellphones. We know this is an uphill battle. There's no question that the enforcement on this is going to be crazy."

Superintendent Carmen Balgobin said the district's communications team will be involved with sharing information about legislation to all families, adding: "Parents and families will need to hear this multiple times."

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Volusia County Schools rolls out new student code of conduct; board to vote in July

State Takeover Sparks Sharp Decline in NES School Enrollment

State Takeover Sparks Sharp Decline in NES School Enrollment

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Most Houston ISD campuses have reported sharper enrollment declines since the controversial state takeover, with New Education System schools reporting some of the largest drops compared to previous years.

HISD, like many urban school districts nationwide, has seen a steady decline in enrollment for nearly a decade. However, a Chronicle analysis of Texas Education Agency enrollment data shows that the rate of enrollment declines in HISD has accelerated since the takeover.

The data shows that HISD's enrollment was declining by an average of about 2% each year in the five years prior to the state takeover in June 2023. Since then, the district's student enrollment has declined by about 4% each year, largely driven by enrollment declines at the 130 NES campuses.

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Enrollment at NES schools declined by 3.7% each year in the five years before the takeover, while enrollment at non-NES schools declined by about 1.5%. In the two years since the state takeover, enrollment at NES campuses has declined by about 6% yearly, while the rate for non-NES campuses has remained the same.

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HISD's fall snapshot data shows that about 75% of its campuses reported year-over-year enrollment declines in the 2024-25 school year. The district lost nearly 7,400 students in 2024, which was the largest year-over-year overall enrollment decline in the district since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duncan Klussmann, an assistant professor at the University of Houston, said while improving academic performance should continue to be a priority for HISD, the district's growing enrollment declines will have "significant financial implications" if they continue.

HISD needs to find a balance between addressing student outcomes and paying more attention to its declining enrollment, he said.

"As policy makers focus much more on student achievement and the STAAR test, that's not necessarily what parents align to or what they want their child's experience to be," Klussmann said. "(NES is) a very innovative approach and has been very successful in producing higher test scores. That's what it's designed to do, but that is not what every parent is looking for."

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Declines at New Education System schools

TEA data shows that 13 of the 15 schools with the largest percentage enrollment declines were NES campuses during the state takeover. In the five years before the takeover, only seven of the 15 schools with the largest enrollment declines were campuses that are now part of the NES model.

De Zavala Elementary School has reported an average yearly student enrollment decrease of 17% in the two years since the state takeover - the largest decline of any HISD campus. The NES school had previously reported that enrollment was declining by about 7% each year before the state's intervention into the district.

HISD launched the NES model at 28 campuses during the 2023-24 academic year, along with 57 campuses known as NES-aligned schools. The district expanded the systemic reform program to 130 schools in the 2024-25 academic year, largely based on each school's unofficial state A-F accountability ratings.

The NES model includes a standardized curriculum that teachers must follow, the conversion of libraries to "Team Centers," and new "Dyad" and "Art of Thinking" courses. The campuses also have longer hours, timed lessons, higher pay for educators, additional staff who provide support for teachers and less autonomy.

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The reform program has faced vocal pushback from multiple HISD parents and community members since its implementation, who have criticized the model for contributing to rigid, stricter learning environments, rising principal and teacher turnover , and an excessive focus on test scores within schools.

State-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles previously told the Chronicle that while HISD is always trying to grow the number of students enrolled in the district, the district's priority is ensuring that all schools are high-functioning and earning "A" and "B" ratings from the Texas Education Agency.

HISD reported that the number of D- and F-rated campuses decreased from 121 to 41 and the number of A- and B-rated schools increased from 93 in 2023 to 170 in 2024 during the first year of the state takeover. The TEA plans to release ratings for the 2024-25 academic year in August.

"Over time, as (parents) see the trend in the right direction and the principals and teachers talking up their schools, I think that's when we'll see a change," Miles said.

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Special education enrollment gains

While overall student enrollment has seen sharper declines, HISD has reported larger increases in the number and percentage of special education students enrolled in the district during the first two years of the state takeover compared to prior years, according to the Chronicle's analysis of TEA data.

The percentage of special education students in HISD increased by an average rate of 3% per year during the five years prior to the intervention. However, in the two years since the takeover began, special education enrollment has increased by approximately 8% each year.

Approximately 12% of students in HISD received special education services during the 2024-25 year, which is up from about 7% during the 2017-18 year. The district has also reported a net increase of 3,000 students receiving special education services during the takeover, even amid overall enrollment declines.

HISD did not respond to a request for comment on why the share of special education students has grown since the takeover, although the increase coincides with a statewide growth in special education enrollment after state lawmakers removed a 8.5% cap on special education enrollment in 2017.

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Virginia Snodgrass Rangel, an associate professor in the University of Houston's College of Education, said the change in HISD's special education enrollment is "dramatic" but it's unclear how much is attributable to the district's current efforts to reform its long-struggling special education department.

"Part of this increase could be just that they're doing a better job, and they're identifying kids that should have been identified before," Snodgrass Rangel said. "It also could be that the kids who are leaving are less likely to need special education services because private schools are not required to service students who have an (Individualized Education Program.)

The percentage of special education students has increased at both New Education System and non-NES campuses, although the increase has been larger in non-NES schools. At NES campuses, there has been a 7% increase during the first two years of the state takeover, while non-NES campuses have reported a 28% increase in the same time period.

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TEA data shows that some of HISD's other overall student demographic data - such as race and socio-economic status - have seen much smaller shifts since the beginning of the state takeover.

HISD reported that the percentage of economically disadvantaged students in the district has dropped about two percentage points since the state takeover, but it's typical for the district's rate of economically disadvantaged students to fluctuate between around 78% and 80%.

Approximately 77.8% of HISD students were economically disadvantaged in the 2024-25 year, which means they qualified for free or reduced-price lunch based on their household size and income. Two years earlier, about 79.5% of HISD students were considered economically disadvantaged.

The district's overall racial demographics have seen even smaller shifts since the takeover, with the share of Black students in the district dropping by 1 percentage point over two years. The shares of Asian and other racial demographic groups have increased representation slightly, while Hispanic and white student shares have remained the same.

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Top 10 Health Pioneers Reshaping Wellness in 2025

Top 10 Health Pioneers Reshaping Wellness in 2025

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Dr. Jessica Lowe: Reshaping Brain Health With Brilliance and Boldness

Dr. Jessica Lowe better known online as Doctor Brain Barbie isn’t interested in fitting into anyone’s box. She’s a double board-certified neurologist and epileptologist, a medical leader in Delaware, and a rising voice in the digital wellness space. Originally from The Bahamas, Jessica built her career from the ground up with a clear mission: make top-level neurological care more accessible, and bring more humanity into medicine.

She currently leads the epilepsy program at her institution while serving on the Board of Directors for the Epilepsy Foundation of Delaware and the leadership team for the AHA’s Go Red for Women campaign. In 2025, she was named the American Heart Association’s Delaware Woman of Impact after raising over $88,000 to support heart health initiatives.

But Jessica’s influence goes far beyond the hospital. Through her vibrant Doctor Brain Barbie platform, she’s challenging old ideas of what a doctor “should” look or sound like. With pink scrubs, Porsche keys in hand, and a MD-level understanding of the brain, she’s making science feel real, relevant, and relatable.

Jessica is proof that brilliance doesn’t need to dim its light. She’s showing the next generation of women in medicine and anyone navigating bias or doubt that there’s strength in authenticity. For Jessica, leadership is about being seen and standing tall so others know they can too.

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Elizabeth Coenen: Blending Science, Soul, and Self-Care at Illumatox

For Elizabeth Coenen, aesthetic medicine is more than beauty it’s a path to empowerment. As a Nurse Practitioner and the founder of Illumatox Aesthetic Studio, Elizabeth brings 14 years of healthcare experience to an industry she believes should feel just as healing as it is transformative.

After, nearly a decade as a Registered Nurse, Elizabeth stepped into advanced practice and soon discovered her passion for aesthetic care a space where science, artistry, and confidence intersect. In 2022, she launched Illumatox as a one-woman business with a bold vision: to create a luxe, boutique-style studio that felt nothing like a sterile medical office and everything like a warm, welcoming retreat. Today, that vision has grown into a thriving practice where she proudly leads a team of four like-minded women committed to providing exceptional, personalized care.

Her approach is intimate, educational, and rooted in trust. Every treatment at Illumatox is tailored, with patient safety and empowerment at the forefront. That commitment quickly caught attention. Within just two years, the studio was named Best of the Valley 2024 a remarkable achievement for an independently owned brand now in the running again for 2025.

But Illumatox isn’t just a business it’s a movement. Elizabeth recently introduced the mantra “Boldly Her” as both a retail line and a call for women to embrace their individuality with confidence and faith. Inspired by her Christian values and her daughter Lucy, it’s a daily reminder that strength and softness can beautifully coexist.

Follow @illumatox on Instagram, TikTok , and Facebook for a glimpse into the studio redefining what self-care looks and feels like.

Brandon Hill: Helping Fathers Build Muscle with Quick Workouts and Family Meals

Brandon Hill knows what it feels like to hit a wall. In 2022, he was pushing through 70-hour workweeks, surviving on gas station snacks and skipped meals. Like many fathers, he was moving fast but running on empty. That breaking point became a turning point. One small change led to another, and over time, Brandon built himself back up — 15 pounds of muscle stronger, more energized, and fully in control of his health to better serve his family.

Today, Brandon is the coach behind FastFit Fathers, where he helps high-performing fathers create real results without unrealistic expectations. His clients are busy. They’re tired of gimmicks. And they want a plan that fits into their actual lives — not one that takes them away from family time. That’s exactly what Brandon delivers.

What makes Brandon’s approach work is its simplicity and honesty. He created the DadBod Tone-Up Plan based on his own journey balancing effective training, simple nutrition, and a mindset that sticks. Whether it’s through his coaching or the free 5-Day Quick Start Challenge, Brandon gives fathers tools that work in the real world.

He’s not trying to sell perfection. He’s offering a better path—for the fathers who are overworked and the ones who feel like there’s never enough time. Brandon’s message is clear: you don’t need to overhaul your life to take charge of your health. You just need the right plan—and a coach who gets it.

Follow Brandon Hill on Instagram and visit Liminal Reboot Fitness to learn more.

Casey Stevens: Guiding Souls Through Conscious Healing

Casey Stevens is a licensed psychotherapist, but her approach goes far beyond the traditional. Known for her work as a Spiritual Psychotherapist, Consciousness Coach, and Quantum Healer, Casey blends clinical expertise with deep intuition helping people reconnect with themselves on a soul level.

Her journey into this work began with her own pain. The end of a marriage and the passing of her former husband pushed her inward, where she discovered not only healing but purpose. Today, she brings that same clarity to her clients, offering a compassionate, direct, and deeply human approach to personal transformation.

What sets Casey apart is her refusal to treat symptoms as the end of the story. Instead, she helps each client uncover their unique path to wholeness focusing not just on emotional wellness, but on spiritual growth and full alignment. “How you do anything is how you do everything,” she says, pointing to the idea that healing one’s inner world is the first step to changing the outer one.

With nearly 15 years of experience and a reputation that attracts high performers from around the world, Casey creates safe, honest spaces for people to face their shadows, reclaim their voice, and live with freedom. She envisions a future where more people take ownership of their growth not from fear, but from self-awareness and deep care.

Follow Casey at shrinkbigger.com or on Instagram and explore her guest interviews here .

Dr. Paul Barattiero: Restoring Wellness Through Hydrogen and Heart

For over 20 years, Dr. Paul Barattiero has dedicated his work to one question: how can we help the body heal itself without drugs or gimmicks? That pursuit led him to the world of molecular hydrogen and eventually to founding Echo, a wellness brand that’s turning water into one of the most powerful tools for recovery and energy.

Dr. Paul’s journey began after watching his own family battle chronic illness and inflammation. The solution wasn’t another supplement or pharmaceutical it was cellular repair. When he discovered the science behind hydrogen-enriched water and its ability to reduce oxidative stress, Dr. Paul committed to making this technology both accessible and effective. The result is Echo, home to the award-winning Echo Flask, the only hydrogen water bottle with a mobile app and industry-leading performance.

But Dr. Paul’s mission goes deeper than hydration. Through Echo and his red-light therapy company LumaNova, he’s leading a movement toward long-term wellness by supporting the body’s natural processes. From professional athletes to everyday families, Echo’s products are helping people regain their clarity, energy, and resilience.

Paul’s work has been featured in outlets like Authority Magazine and The Jeff Crilley Show, and he continues to speak at global wellness summits. His focus remains on education, access, and integrity helping people live better, starting from within.

To explore Paul’s work, visit echowater.com or follow on Instagram & Facebook .

Lene Nygaard Nielsen: Restoring Wellness Through Truth and Simplicity

When chronic illness disrupted her life in 2018, Lene Nygaard Nielsen found herself unable to work, run errands, or even walk steadily. Diagnosed with Meniere’s disease and told she would simply have to “live with it,” she refused to accept a life limited by dizziness, fatigue, and isolation. Her journey back to health began with a decision to look beyond traditional care and what she discovered changed everything.

Lene came across the information and protocols shared by Anthony William, the Medical Medium, and began applying them in her daily life. With healing foods, supplements, and lifestyle shifts, her symptoms began to ease. Celery juice became part of her morning routine. Processed foods and triggers were eliminated. Slowly but surely, the dizziness left. Her energy returned. And so did her sense of purpose.

Today, Lene shares this same hope and information with others through her online platform, where she offers practical support for those battling chronic symptoms. Her feed is filled with everyday healing tools from diet advice to inspiration and honest reflections on what it means to heal from the inside out.

Her dream is simple: to help others find light in the darkest moments of illness, and to spread the truth that healing is possible. She’s currently studying to become a certified health coach and continues to guide those who are ready to take their health into their own hands.

Follow Lene’s journey and access her content on Instagram: @plantekost.medicalmedium Facebook: Click here

Dr. Kim Dixon: Advancing Women’s Health Through Pelvic Care

Dr. Kim Dixon has spent more than 27 years helping patients move better, feel stronger, and heal more completely. But it wasn’t until her own experience with childbirth-related injury that her work took a powerful turn. After labor left her with a torn hip labrum, she realized that standard recovery care often misses a key piece: pelvic floor therapy.

That realization sparked her mission and today, Dr. Dixon is a leading voice in women’s pelvic health. Through her practice, Pearl Physical Therapy, she provides one-on-one, holistic care that addresses the full picture, not just isolated pain points. Whether she’s helping a new mom regain strength or guiding a perimenopausal client through life changes, her focus remains the same: giving women the answers and support they deserve.

Her impact goes far beyond the clinic. A former adjunct faculty member at Marymount University, Dr. Dixon continues to educate and empower through public speaking, workshops, and collaborations. This June, she’s leading a four-part series on pelvic health with NoomVibe, the wellness arm of the popular weight loss company Noom.

She is also the co-founder of Life Doesn’t Pause , a company dedicated to empowering women through the transitional phases of perimenopause and menopause. The initiative offers an integrated model of care focused on three essential pillars: physical health, mental health, and nutrition.

With a growing team and clear vision, Dr. Dixon is leading the charge for care that meets women where they are and helps them reclaim their health, strength, and confidence.

Follow Dr. Kim Dixon on Instagram @ptkimdixon or learn more at pearl-physical-therapy.com .

Jon Paul Crimi: The Breathwork Trailblazer Making Healing Mainstream

Over the past decade, Jon Paul Crimi has been a pioneer in the field of Breathwork, redefining what it means to access deep emotional healing through the power of breath. He took what was once considered an alternative, “New Age” practice and made it mainstream—so more people could heal and feel better. His sessions are often described as “20 years of therapy in an hour,” with results that are immediate and undeniable.

A former celebrity trainer and sober coach turned transformational Breathwork teacher, Jon Paul blends intensity, humor, and vulnerability with a no-nonsense New England approach. This rare combination makes him one of the most sought-after leaders in the wellness space today.

He began his Breathwork journey in Los Angeles, with encouragement from close friend Matthew Perry of Friends fame, and quickly found himself guiding Oscar and Grammy winners, Olympic athletes, and top executives through life-changing sessions. But he didn’t want it to be exclusive—he wanted everyone to have access to this powerful tool.

So he launched online Breathwork, including his wildly popular Sunday Zoom classes with five-day replays.

Jon Paul has trained thousands of Breathwork teachers globally, both in person and online. He has led classes for Tony Robbins and been featured in The Hollywood Reporter , LA Magazine , and on Good Morning America .

Whether you’re joining a Sunday class [ Link ] or diving into a teacher training [ Link ], Jon Paul Crimi offers more than a breathing technique—he offers transformation. His work is not just a practice—it’s a movement.

Follow Jon Paul on Instagram IG or learn more at Website

Cathy Young: Changing Lives Through Root Cause Healing

Cathy Young’s journey into naturopathic nutrition began long before she opened her clinic it started in childhood, as she battled severe eczema and allergies with little help from conventional medicine. That early struggle sparked a lifelong mission: to uncover what truly heals the body.

Today, Cathy is a qualified Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist and the founder of NaturopathyCathy®, a fast-growing wellness brand known for delivering real, lasting results. Her method blends ancient naturopathic practices with advanced functional testing, offering a powerful and practical approach to healing at the root level.

Cathy supports clients through a range of chronic issues including skin conditions, digestive problems, inflammation, aches and pains, allergies, stubborn weight, and low energy. Her goal isn’t to simply reduce symptoms it’s to understand what’s causing them and help the body return to balance.

When her own son developed full-body eczema as a baby, Cathy turned to the same tools that helped her heal. The results? His skin is now flawless, with no ongoing issues or medications. That success solidified her belief that true healing starts from within.

From helping clients worldwide avoid surgery and ditch long-term prescriptions, to training the next generation of wellness professionals through her upcoming practitioner course, Cathy’s work is making waves across the health world. Her message is simple: your body can heal, it just needs the right support.

To learn more or view Cathy’s client success stories, follow her on Instagram at @naturopathycathy .

Amy Todd: Guiding Chronic Illness Warriors Back to Wholeness

Amy Todd’s journey into healing began long before she ever opened her virtual practice. As a Family Nurse Practitioner who spent years working in hospitals and clinics, Amy had seen the limits of traditional medicine. But it wasn’t until she faced her own battle with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue that she realized something deeper was missing.

After trying treatment after treatment, Amy began looking inward and that’s when things started to shift. She discovered that true healing doesn’t begin with a prescription. It starts by understanding the body’s signals, addressing emotional wounds, and clearing the hidden beliefs that keep us stuck. That personal transformation led to the birth of her business, Redeeming Health, and its coaching extension, Authentic Healing with Amy. Today, Amy helps others find what she once searched for: lasting relief. Through trauma-informed care, energy analysis, and bioenergetic scans, she helps clients uncover the real source of their symptoms. Her work goes beyond surface-level treatment it reaches the root of chronic illness.

Amy’s message is simple but powerful: the body is always speaking, and it knows exactly what it needs to heal. With patience, compassion, and the right support, Amy helps clients reconnect with that wisdom. She’s not offering a quick fix. She’s offering a path home to balance, strength, and trust in one’s own body.

Her mission is clear: help chronic illness warriors not just cope, but truly reclaim their health physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Follow Amy on her Instagram .

Wordle Answers Unveiled: Every Solution Listed Alphabetically and by Date

Wordle Answers Unveiled: Every Solution Listed Alphabetically and by Date

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Memorizing all of the past Wordle answers is nearly impossible – after all, there have now been more than 1,400 of them. But knowing what's gone before is important, because Wordle answers don't repeat – so you could easily be wasting guesses.

What you need then, is a list of past Wordle answers, and that's what I've made for you here. It's organized by month and you can simply search the page to see whether the word you're thinking of has already been used.

So pick one of the best Wordle starting words , take a look at today's Wordle answer if you need to and keep this list close when you're playing – your streak will thank you.

Past Wordle answers: The full list

Below you'll find a list of every Wordle so far – all 1,469 of them (and counting!)

I've first organized the answers alphabetically, and then by month starting with the most recent. You can use the menus on the side (on desktop) or above (on mobile) to jump straight to the month you want.

If you're trying to find out whether a specific word has already been an answer, there are easy ways to search for it:

• Windows: click CTRL+F
• macOS: click CMD+F
• iOS: click Share (the box with the arrow), then 'Find on page'
• Android: click the three dots in the top-right then 'Find in page'

In each case, simply type in the word you're looking for, and if it has already been an answer you can use the arrows to navigate to it. Right, on with the list…

Past Wordle answers: alphabetical list

ABACK | ABASE | ABATE | ABBEY | ABIDE | ABOUT | ABOVE | ABYSS | ACORN | ACRID | ACTOR | ACUTE | ADAGE | ADAPT | ADEPT | ADMIN | ADMIT | ADOBE | ADOPT | ADORE | ADULT | AFFIX | AFTER | AGAIN | AGAPE | AGATE | AGENT | AGILE | AGING | AGLOW | AGONY | AGREE | AHEAD | AISLE | ALARM | ALBUM | ALERT | ALIEN | ALIKE | ALIVE | ALLOW | ALOFT | ALONE | ALOOF | ALOUD | ALPHA | ALTAR | ALTER | AMASS | AMBER | AMBLE | AMISS | AMPLE | ANGEL | ANGER | ANGLE | ANGRY | ANGST | ANODE | ANTIC | ANVIL | AORTA | APART | APHID | APPLE | APPLY | APRON | APTLY | ARBOR | ARDOR | ARGUE | AROMA | ARROW | ARTSY | ASCOT | ASHEN | ASIDE | ASKEW | ASSET | ATLAS | ATOLL | ATONE | AUDIO | AUDIT | AVAIL | AVERT | AWAIT | AWAKE | AWARD | AWARE | AWASH | AWFUL | AXIOM | AZURE | BACON | BADGE | BADLY | BAGEL | BAKER | BALMY | BALSA | BANAL | BARGE | BASIC | BASIN | BASTE | BATHE | BATON | BATTY | BAWDY | BAYOU | BEACH | BEADY | BEAST | BEAUT | BEEFY | BEGET | BEGIN | BEING | BELCH | BELIE | BELLY | BELOW | BENCH | BERET | BERTH | BESET | BEVEL | BICEP | BILGE | BINGE | BIOME | BIRCH | BIRTH | BLACK | BLADE | BLAME | BLAND | BLARE | BLAZE | BLEAK | BLEED | BLEEP | BLIMP | BLISS | BLOCK | BLOKE | BLOND | BLOWN | BLUFF | BLURB | BLURT | BLUSH | BOARD | BOAST | BONGO | BONUS | BOOBY | BOOST | BOOTY | BOOZE | BOOZY | BORAX | BORNE | BOSSY | BOUGH | BOXER | BRACE | BRAID | BRAIN | BRAKE | BRASH | BRASS | BRAVE | BRAVO | BRAWN | BREAD | BREAK | BREED | BRIAR | BRIBE | BRIDE | BRIEF | BRINE | BRING | BRINK | BRINY | BRISK | BROAD | BROKE | BROOK | BROOM | BROTH | BROWN | BRUSH | BRUTE | BUDDY | BUGGY | BUGLE | BUILD | BUILT | BULKY | BULLY | BUNCH | BURLY | CABLE | CACAO | CACHE | CADET | CAMEL | CAMEO | CANDY | CANNY | CANOE | CANON | CAPER | CARAT | CARGO | CAROL | CARRY | CARVE | CATCH | CATER | CAULK | CAUSE | CEASE | CEDAR | CHAFE | CHAIN | CHALK | CHAMP | CHANT | CHAOS | CHARD | CHARM | CHART | CHASE | CHEAP | CHEAT | CHECK | CHEEK | CHEER | CHEST | CHIEF | CHILD | CHILL | CHIME | CHOCK | CHOIR | CHOKE | CHORD | CHORE | CHOSE | CHUNK | CHUTE | CIDER | CIGAR | CINCH | CIRCA | CIVIC | CLASH | CLASS | CLEAN | CLEAR | CLEFT | CLERK | CLICK | CLIMB | CLING | CLOAK | CLOCK | CLONE | CLOSE | CLOTH | CLOUD | CLOVE | CLOWN | CLUCK | COACH | COAST | COCOA | COLON | COMET | COMFY | COMMA | CONDO | CONIC | CORER | CORNY | COULD | COUNT | COURT | COVER | COVET | COWER | COYLY | CRAFT | CRAMP | CRANE | CRANK | CRASS | CRATE | CRAVE | CRAWL | CRAZE | CRAZY | CREAK | CREAM | CREDO | CREPE | CREPT | CREST | CRIME | CRIMP | CRISP | CROAK | CRONE | CROOK | CROSS | CROWD | CROWN | CRUMB | CRUSH | CRUST | CRYPT | CUMIN | CURIO | CURLY | CURSE | CYBER | CYNIC | DADDY | DAISY | DANCE | DANDY | DATUM | DEATH | DEBIT | DEBUG | DEBUT | DECAL | DECAY | DECOY | DECRY | DEITY | DELAY | DELTA | DELVE | DENIM | DEPOT | DEPTH | DETER | DEVIL | DIARY | DICEY | DIGIT | DINER | DINGO | DINGY | DIRGE | DISCO | DITTO | DITTY | DODGE | DOGMA | DOING | DOLLY | DONOR | DONUT | DOPEY | DOUBT | DOWEL | DOWRY | DOZEN | DRAFT | DRAIN | DRAWN | DREAM | DRINK | DRIVE | DROLL | DRONE | DROOL | DROOP | DROVE | DRYER | DUCHY | DUMMY | DUTCH | DUVET | DWARF | DWELL | DWELT | EAGER | EAGLE | EARLY | EARTH | EASEL | EBONY | EDICT | EDIFY | EGRET | EJECT | ELBOW | ELDER | ELITE | ELOPE | ELUDE | EMAIL | EMBER | EMPTY | ENACT | ENDOW | ENEMA | ENJOY | ENNUI | ENSUE | ENTER | EPOCH | EPOXY | EQUAL | EQUIP | ERODE | ERROR | ERUPT | ESSAY | ETHER | ETHIC | ETHOS | EVADE | EVENT | EVERY | EVOKE | EXACT | EXALT | EXCEL | EXERT | EXIST | EXPEL | EXTRA | EXULT | FACET | FAINT | FAITH | FALSE | FANCY | FARCE | FAULT | FAVOR | FEAST | FEIGN | FERAL | FERRY | FEVER | FEWER | FIBER | FIELD | FIEND | FIFTH | FIFTY | FILET | FINAL | FINCH | FINER | FIRST | FISHY | FIXER | FJORD | FLAIL | FLAIR | FLAKE | FLAME | FLANK | FLARE | FLASH | FLASK | FLESH | FLICK | FLING | FLINT | FLIRT | FLOAT | FLOCK | FLOOD | FLOOR | FLORA | FLOSS | FLOUR | FLOUT | FLOWN | FLUFF | FLUME | FLUNG | FLUNK | FLYER | FOAMY | FOCAL | FOCUS | FOGGY | FOLIO | FOLLY | FORAY | FORCE | FORGE | FORGO | FORTE | FORTH | FORTY | FOUND | FOYER | FRAIL | FRAME | FRANK | FRESH | FRIED | FROCK | FROND | FRONT | FROST | FROTH | FROWN | FROZE | FULLY | FUNGI | FUNKY | FUNNY | FUZZY | GAMER | GAMMA | GAMUT | GAUDY | GAUNT | GAUZE | GAWKY | GECKO | GENIE | GENRE | GHOST | GHOUL | GIANT | GIDDY | GIRTH | GIVEN | GLADE | GLAND | GLASS | GLAZE | GLEAM | GLEAN | GLIDE | GLOAT | GLOBE | GLOOM | GLORY | GLOVE | GLYPH | GNASH | GOING | GOLEM | GONER | GOODY | GOOFY | GOOSE | GORGE | GOUGE | GRACE | GRADE | GRAIL | GRAIN | GRAND | GRANT | GRAPH | GRASP | GRATE | GREAT | GREED | GREEN | GREET | GRIEF | GRIFT | GRIME | GRIMY | GRIND | GRIPE | GROIN | GROOM | GROUP | GROUT | GROVE | GROWL | GROWN | GRUEL | GUANO | GUARD | GUEST | GUIDE | GUILD | GUILE | GULLY | GUMMY | GUPPY | GUSTY | HABIT | HAIRY | HALVE | HANDY | HAPPY | HARSH | HATCH | HATER | HAVOC | HAZEL | HEADY | HEARD | HEART | HEATH | HEAVE | HEAVY | HEFTY | HEIST | HELIX | HELLO | HENCE | HERON | HILLY | HINGE | HIPPO | HITCH | HOARD | HOBBY | HOMER | HONEY | HORDE | HORSE | HOTEL | HOUND | HOUSE | HOVER | HOWDY | HUMAN | HUMID | HUMOR | HUMPH | HUNCH | HUNKY | HURRY | HUTCH | HYENA | HYPER | ICING | IDIOM | IDLER | IGLOO | IMAGE | IMPEL | INANE | INBOX | INDEX | INDIE | INEPT | INERT | INFER | INLAY | INNER | INPUT | INTER | INTRO | IONIC | IRATE | IRONY | ISLET | ITCHY | IVORY | JAUNT | JAZZY | JELLY | JERKY | JEWEL | JIFFY | JOINT | JOKER | JOLLY | JOUST | JUDGE | JUICE | KARMA | KAYAK | KAZOO | KEBAB | KHAKI | KIOSK | KNACK | KNAVE | KNEAD | KNEEL | KNELT | KNOCK | KNOLL | KNOWN | KOALA | KRILL | LABEL | LABOR | LADLE | LAGER | LANKY | LAPEL | LAPSE | LARGE | LARVA | LASER | LASSO | LATTE | LAUGH | LAYER | LEAFY | LEAKY | LEAPT | LEARN | LEASE | LEASH | LEAVE | LEDGE | LEECH | LEERY | LEGGY | LEMON | LEMUR | LIBEL | LIGHT | LILAC | LIMIT | LINEN | LINER | LINGO | LITHE | LIVER | LIVID | LOCAL | LOCUS | LODGE | LOFTY | LOGIC | LOOPY | LOSER | LOUSE | LOVER | LOWER | LOWLY | LOYAL | LUCID | LUCKY | LUNAR | LUNCH | LUNGE | LUSTY | LYING | MACAW | MACHO | MADAM | MADLY | MAGIC | MAGMA | MAIZE | MAJOR | MAMBO | MANGA | MANGO | MANIA | MANLY | MANOR | MAPLE | MARCH | MARRY | MARSH | MASON | MASSE | MATCH | MATEY | MAUVE | MAXIM | MAYBE | MAYOR | MEALY | MEANT | MEDAL | MEDIA | MEDIC | MELON | MERCY | MERGE | MERIT | MERRY | METAL | METER | METRO | MICRO | MIDGE | MIDST | MIMIC | MINCE | MINER | MINUS | MODEL | MODEM | MOIST | MOLAR | MOMMY | MONEY | MONTH | MOOSE | MORAL | MOSSY | MOTOR | MOTTO | MOULT | MOUNT | MOURN | MOUSE | MOVIE | MUCKY | MULCH | MUMMY | MUNCH | MURAL | MUSHY | MUSIC | MUSTY | NAIVE | NANNY | NASTY | NATAL | NAVAL | NAVEL | NEEDY | NEIGH | NERDY | NERVE | NEVER | NICER | NICHE | NIGHT | NINJA | NINTH | NOBLE | NOISE | NORTH | NUDGE | NURSE | NYMPH | OCCUR | OCEAN | OCTET | ODDLY | OFFAL | OFFER | OFTEN | OLDER | OLIVE | ONION | ONSET | OPERA | ORDER | ORGAN | OTHER | OTTER | OUGHT | OUNCE | OUTDO | OUTER | OVERT | OWNER | OXIDE | OZONE | PAINT | PANEL | PANIC | PAPAL | PAPER | PARER | PARRY | PARTY | PASTA | PATCH | PATIO | PATSY | PATTY | PAUSE | PEACE | PEACH | PEARL | PEDAL | PENNE | PERCH | PERKY | PESKY | PETTY | PHASE | PHONE | PHONY | PHOTO | PIANO | PICKY | PIECE | PIETY | PILOT | PINCH | PINEY | PINKY | PINTO | PIOUS | PIPER | PIQUE | PITCH | PITHY | PIXEL | PIXIE | PLACE | PLAID | PLAIT | PLANK | PLANT | PLATE | PLAZA | PLEAT | PLUCK | PLUMB | PLUNK | POINT | POISE | POKER | POLAR | POLKA | POLYP | PORCH | POUND | POWER | PRANK | PREEN | PRESS | PRICE | PRICK | PRIDE | PRIME | PRIMO | PRIMP | PRINT | PRIOR | PRIZE | PROBE | PRONE | PRONG | PROSE | PROUD | PROVE | PROWL | PROXY | PRUNE | PSALM | PULPY | PUPIL | PURGE | QUAIL | QUALM | QUART | QUASH | QUEEN | QUERY | QUEST | QUEUE | QUICK | QUIET | QUIRK | QUITE | QUOTA | QUOTE | RADIO | RAINY | RAISE | RAMEN | RANCH | RANGE | RAPID | RATIO | RAYON | REACH | REACT | READY | REALM | REBEL | REBUS | REBUT | RECAP | RECUR | REFER | REGAL | RELAX | RELIC | RENEW | REPAY | REPEL | RERUN | RESIN | RETCH | RETRO | RETRY | REUSE | REVEL | REVUE | RHINO | RHYME | RIDER | RIDGE | RIGHT | RIPER | RISEN | RIVAL | RIVET | ROACH | ROBIN | ROBOT | ROCKY | RODEO | ROGUE | ROOMY | ROUGE | ROUGH | ROUND | ROUSE | ROUTE | ROVER | ROWER | ROYAL | RUDDY | RUDER | RUMBA | RUPEE | RUSTY | SAINT | SALAD | SALLY | SALSA | SALTY | SANDY | SASSY | SAUCY | SAUNA | SAUTE | SAVOR | SCALD | SCALE | SCANT | SCARE | SCARF | SCENT | SCOFF | SCOLD | SCONE | SCOPE | SCORE | SCORN | SCOUR | SCOUT | SCOWL | SCRAM | SCRAP | SCRUB | SCRUM | SEDAN | SEEDY | SENSE | SERUM | SERVE | SEVEN | SEVER | SHADE | SHAFT | SHAKE | SHAKY | SHALL | SHAME | SHANK | SHAPE | SHARD | SHARE | SHARP | SHAVE | SHAWL | SHEAR | SHEET | SHELF | SHELL | SHIFT | SHINE | SHIRE | SHIRK | SHORE | SHORN | SHOUT | SHOVE | SHOWN | SHOWY | SHRUB | SHRUG | SHUCK | SHUNT | SHUSH | SHYLY | SIEGE | SIGHT | SILLY | SINCE | SISSY | SIXTH | SKATE | SKIER | SKIFF | SKILL | SKIMP | SKIRT | SKUNK | SLANG | SLATE | SLEEK | SLEEP | SLICE | SLOPE | SLOSH | SLOTH | SLUMP | SLUNG | SMALL | SMART | SMASH | SMEAR | SMELT | SMILE | SMIRK | SMITE | SMITH | SMOCK | SMOKE | SNACK | SNAFU | SNAIL | SNAKE | SNAKY | SNARE | SNARL | SNEAK | SNOOP | SNORT | SNOUT | SOGGY | SOLAR | SOLID | SOLVE | SONIC | SORRY | SOUND | SOWER | SPACE | SPADE | SPARE | SPARK | SPATE | SPEAK | SPEAR | SPECK | SPELL | SPELT | SPEND | SPENT | SPICE | SPICY | SPIEL | SPIKE | SPILL | SPINE | SPIRE | SPITE | SPLAT | SPOKE | SPOON | SPORT | SPOUT | SPRAY | SPRIG | SPURT | SQUAD | SQUAT | SQUID | STAFF | STAGE | STAID | STAIN | STAIR | STAKE | STALE | STALL | STAMP | STAND | STARE | STARK | START | STASH | STATE | STEAD | STEAM | STEED | STEEL | STEEP | STEIN | STERN | STICK | STIFF | STILL | STING | STINK | STINT | STOCK | STOIC | STOLE | STOMP | STONE | STONY | STOOD | STOOL | STORE | STORM | STORY | STOUT | STOVE | STRAP | STRAW | STRAY | STUDY | STUNG | STYLE | SUAVE | SUEDE | SUGAR | SUITE | SULKY | SUNNY | SUPER | SURER | SURLY | SUSHI | SWATH | SWEAT | SWEEP | SWEET | SWELL | SWILL | SWINE | SWIRL | SWISH | SWOON | SWUNG | SYRUP | TABLE | TABOO | TACIT | TACKY | TAFFY | TAKEN | TALLY | TALON | TANGY | TAPER | TAPIR | TARDY | TASTE | TASTY | TAUNT | TAUPE | TAWNY | TEACH | TEARY | TEASE | TEMPO | TENTH | TEPID | TERSE | THANK | THEIR | THEME | THERE | THESE | THIEF | THIGH | THING | THINK | THIRD | THORN | THOSE | THREE | THREW | THROW | THRUM | THUMB | THUMP | THYME | TIARA | TIBIA | TIDAL | TIGER | TILDE | TIMER | TIPSY | TITAN | TITHE | TITLE | TOAST | TODAY | TONIC | TOOTH | TOPAZ | TOPIC | TORCH | TORSO | TOTAL | TOTEM | TOUCH | TOUGH | TOWEL | TOXIC | TOXIN | TRACE | TRACK | TRACT | TRADE | TRAIL | TRAIN | TRAIT | TRASH | TRAWL | TREAT | TREND | TRIAD | TRICE | TRIPE | TRITE | TROLL | TROOP | TROPE | TROUT | TROVE | TRULY | TRUSS | TRUST | TRUTH | TRYST | TUNIC | TURBO | TUTOR | TWANG | TWEAK | TWEED | TWICE | TWINE | TWIRL | TWIST | UDDER | ULCER | ULTRA | UNCLE | UNDER | UNDUE | UNFED | UNFIT | UNIFY | UNITE | UNLIT | UNMET | UNTIE | UNTIL | UNZIP | UPPER | UPSET | URBAN | USAGE | USHER | USING | USUAL | USURP | UTTER | UVULA | VAGUE | VALET | VALID | VALUE | VAPID | VAULT | VENOM | VERGE | VERSE | VERVE | VIDEO | VIGOR | VILLA | VINYL | VIOLA | VIRAL | VISOR | VITAL | VIVID | VIXEN | VODKA | VOICE | VOILA | VOTER | VOUCH | VYING | WACKY | WAFER | WAGON | WALTZ | WASTE | WATCH | WEARY | WEDGE | WEEDY | WEIRD | WHACK | WHALE | WHEAT | WHEEL | WHELP | WHERE | WHICH | WHIFF | WHILE | WHINE | WHINY | WHIRL | WHISK | WHOOP | WHOSE | WIDEN | WINCE | WINDY | WITCH | WOKEN | WOMAN | WOOER | WORDY | WORLD | WORRY | WORSE | WORST | WOULD | WOVEN | WRATH | WREAK | WRIST | WRITE | WRONG | WROTE | WRUNG | YACHT | YEARN | YEAST | YIELD | YOUNG | YOUTH | ZEBRA | ZESTY

Past Wordle answers: June 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1468	Thursday, 26 June 2025	OFFER
1467	Wednesday, 25 June 2025	COMFY
1466	Tuesday, 24 June 2025	ELITE
1465	Monday, 23 June 2025	ODDLY
1464	Sunday, 22 June 2025	THRUM
1463	Saturday, 21 June 2025	GLADE
1462	Friday, 20 June 2025	TAUPE
1461	Thursday, 19 June 2025	CURIO
1460	Wednesday, 18 June 2025	MUNCH
1459	Tuesday, 17 June 2025	PRANK
1458	Monday, 16 June 2025	PETTY
1457	Sunday, 15 June 2025	QUAIL
1456	Saturday, 14 June 2025	GHOST
1455	Friday, 13 June 2025	BILGE
1454	Thursday, 12 June 2025	VIXEN
1453	Wednesday, 11 June 2025	PLAID
1452	Tuesday, 10 June 2025	TAFFY
1451	Monday, 9 June 2025	BOARD
1450	Sunday, 8 June 2025	LEASE
1449	Saturday, 7 June 2025	REUSE
1448	Friday, 6 June 2025	EDIFY
1447	Thursday, 5 June 2025	DATUM
1446	Wednesday, 4 June 2025	CEASE
1445	Tuesday, 3 June 2025	ADMIN
1444	Monday, 2 June 2025	PREEN
1443	Sunday, 1 June 2025	ROUGH

Past Wordle answers: May 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1442	Saturday, 31 May 2025	HABIT
1441	Friday, 30 May 2025	IDIOM
1440	Thursday, 29 May 2025	QUASH
1439	Wednesday, 28 May 2025	POLAR
1438	Tuesday, 27 May 2025	SPORT
1437	Monday, 26 May 2025	DRONE
1436	Sunday, 25 May 2025	GRIFT
1435	Saturday, 24 May 2025	SUEDE
1434	Friday, 23 May 2025	SHUCK
1433	Thursday, 22 May 2025	FOLIO
1432	Wednesday, 21 May 2025	ALARM
1431	Tuesday, 20 May 2025	BORNE
1430	Monday, 19 May 2025	PITCH
1429	Sunday, 18 May 2025	LIVID
1428	Saturday, 17 May 2025	GROWN
1427	Friday, 16 May 2025	FIFTH
1426	Thursday, 15 May 2025	EAGER
1425	Wednesday, 14 May 2025	BONGO
1424	Tuesday, 13 May 2025	AWARE
1423	Monday, 12 May 2025	BICEP
1422	Sunday, 11 May 2025	DOWEL
1421	Saturday, 10 May 2025	YEAST
1420	Friday, 9 May 2025	TRIPE
1419	Thursday, 8 May 2025	BALMY
1418	Wednesday, 7 May 2025	MACHO
1417	Tuesday, 6 May 2025	SUITE
1416	Monday, 5 May 2025	SHUSH
1415	Sunday, 4 May 2025	TROUT
1414	Saturday, 3 May 2025	PATSY
1413	Friday, 2 May 2025	WHOSE
1412	Thursday, 1 May 2025	ADEPT

Past Wordle answers: April 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1411	Wednesday, 30 April 2025	IDLER
1410	Tuesday, 29 April 2025	BLISS
1409	Monday, 28 April 2025	DUMMY
1408	Sunday, 27 April 2025	WEEDY
1407	Saturday, 26 April 2025	CLASH
1406	Friday, 25 April 2025	KNOWN
1405	Thursday, 24 April 2025	GENIE
1404	Wednesday, 23 April 2025	OZONE
1403	Tuesday, 22 April 2025	ARTSY
1402	Monday, 21 April 2025	SPATE
1401	Sunday, 20 April 2025	PATCH
1400	Saturday, 19 April 2025	INBOX
1399	Friday, 18 April 2025	DIRGE
1398	Thursday, 17 April 2025	STOOD
1397	Wednesday, 16 April 2025	MORAL
1396	Tuesday, 15 April 2025	ASHEN
1395	Monday, 14 April 2025	CREST
1394	Sunday, 13 April 2025	LAUGH
1393	Saturday, 12 April 2025	NURSE
1392	Friday, 11 April 2025	ARROW
1391	Thursday, 10 April 2025	TURBO
1390	Wednesday, 9 April 2025	WHEAT
1389	Tuesday, 8 April 2025	SPARE
1388	Monday, 7 April 2025	HAZEL
1387	Sunday, 6 April 2025	VILLA
1386	Saturday, 5 April 2025	FOAMY
1385	Friday, 4 April 2025	KRILL
1384	Thursday, 3 April 2025	SHEAR
1383	Wednesday, 2 April 2025	CURSE
1382	Tuesday, 1 April 2025	JEWEL

Past Wordle answers: March 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1381	Monday, 31 March 2025	BOOTY
1380	Sunday, 30 March 2025	QUOTA
1379	Saturday, 29 March 2025	SORRY
1378	Friday, 28 March 2025	VERSE
1377	Thursday, 27 March 2025	SHEET
1376	Wednesday, 26 March 2025	ELBOW
1375	Tuesday, 25 March 2025	SHELF
1374	Monday, 24 March 2025	ANGLE
1373	Sunday, 23 March 2025	DOPEY
1372	Saturday, 22 March 2025	AMBLE
1371	Friday, 21 March 2025	NUDGE
1370	Thursday, 20 March 2025	BASTE
1369	Wednesday, 19 March 2025	SPARK
1368	Tuesday, 18 March 2025	TIMER
1367	Monday, 17 March 2025	LASSO
1366	Sunday, 16 March 2025	STAMP
1365	Saturday, 15 March 2025	LADLE
1364	Friday, 14 March 2025	PIECE
1363	Thursday, 13 March 2025	CHASE
1362	Wednesday, 12 March 2025	MANGO
1361	Tuesday, 11 March 2025	TRACK
1360	Monday, 10 March 2025	SPITE
1359	Sunday, 9 March 2025	GREED
1358	Saturday, 8 March 2025	NAVEL
1357	Friday, 7 March 2025	TROOP
1356	Thursday, 6 March 2025	ALERT
1355	Wednesday, 5 March 2025	SCRUM
1354	Tuesday, 4 March 2025	CHECK
1353	Monday, 3 March 2025	SPEAR
1352	Sunday, 2 March 2025	DEITY
1351	Saturday, 1 March 2025	HOVER

Past Wordle answers: February 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1350	Friday, 28 February 2025	FUZZY
1349	Thursday, 27 February 2025	LODGE
1348	Wednesday, 26 February 2025	AWARD
1347	Tuesday, 25 February 2025	DRYER
1346	Monday, 24 February 2025	GLAND
1345	Sunday, 23 February 2025	OTTER
1344	Saturday, 22 February 2025	CREAM
1343	Friday, 21 February 2025	CLOVE
1342	Thursday, 20 February 2025	ROACH
1341	Wednesday, 19 February 2025	MADLY
1340	Tuesday, 18 February 2025	INDIE
1339	Monday, 17 February 2025	TRAIL
1338	Sunday, 16 February 2025	SUAVE
1337	Saturday, 15 February 2025	CROOK
1336	Friday, 14 February 2025	DITTY
1335	Thursday, 13 February 2025	RUMBA
1334	Wednesday, 12 February 2025	RAPID
1333	Tuesday, 11 February 2025	SCORE
1332	Monday, 10 February 2025	GOODY
1331	Sunday, 9 February 2025	BONUS
1330	Saturday, 8 February 2025	STEEP
1329	Friday, 7 February 2025	SWATH
1328	Thursday, 6 February 2025	PUPIL
1327	Wednesday, 5 February 2025	PEDAL
1326	Tuesday, 4 February 2025	TOOTH
1325	Monday, 3 February 2025	REVUE
1324	Sunday, 2 February 2025	CHORE
1323	Saturday, 1 February 2025	RIVET

Past Wordle answers: January 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1322	Friday, 31 January 2025	TOAST
1321	Thursday, 30 January 2025	FALSE
1320	Wednesday, 29 January 2025	UDDER
1319	Tuesday, 28 January 2025	FEVER
1318	Monday, 27 January 2025	SHUNT
1317	Sunday, 26 January 2025	SUNNY
1316	Saturday, 25 January 2025	CRISP
1315	Friday, 24 January 2025	CREPE
1314	Thursday, 23 January 2025	UPPER
1313	Wednesday, 22 January 2025	REACH
1312	Tuesday, 21 January 2025	ICING
1311	Monday, 20 January 2025	SQUID
1310	Sunday, 19 January 2025	ROWER
1309	Saturday, 18 January 2025	SILLY
1308	Friday, 17 January 2025	PROSE
1307	Thursday, 16 January 2025	FLINT
1306	Wednesday, 15 January 2025	KNACK
1305	Tuesday, 14 January 2025	FANCY
1304	Monday, 13 January 2025	CLOAK
1303	Sunday, 12 January 2025	TOTAL
1302	Saturday, 11 January 2025	DINGY
1301	Friday, 10 January 2025	CRAWL
1300	Thursday, 9 January 2025	WAFER
1299	Wednesday, 8 January 2025	DRAFT
1298	Tuesday, 7 January 2025	ATLAS
1297	Monday, 6 January 2025	SPRIG
1296	Sunday, 5 January 2025	CYBER
1295	Saturday, 4 January 2025	RELAX
1294	Friday, 3 January 2025	CHEAP
1293	Thursday, 2 January 2025	CHOSE
1292	Wednesday, 1 January 2025	NERVE

Past Wordle answers: December 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1291	Tuesday, 31 December 2024	LEMUR
1290	Monday, 30 December 2024	STARE
1289	Sunday, 29 December 2024	MAMBO
1288	Saturday, 28 December 2024	DECRY
1287	Friday, 27 December 2024	GRAIN
1286	Thursday, 26 December 2024	AFFIX
1285	Wednesday, 25 December 2024	SHARE
1284	Tuesday, 24 December 2024	EAGLE
1283	Monday, 23 December 2024	SAUNA
1282	Sunday, 22 December 2024	BRAWN
1281	Saturday, 21 December 2024	BLADE
1280	Friday, 20 December 2024	FLASH
1279	Thursday, 19 December 2024	STRAY
1278	Wednesday, 18 December 2024	HEFTY
1277	Tuesday, 17 December 2024	SCOWL
1276	Monday, 16 December 2024	BOAST
1275	Sunday, 15 December 2024	FUNKY
1274	Saturday, 14 December 2024	DROOL
1273	Friday, 13 December 2024	BOXER
1272	Thursday, 12 December 2024	VYING
1271	Wednesday, 11 December 2024	PLUMB
1270	Tuesday, 10 December 2024	PATIO
1269	Monday, 9 December 2024	FLUNG
1268	Sunday, 8 December 2024	HYENA
1267	Saturday, 7 December 2024	HILLY
1266	Friday, 6 December 2024	SHOVE
1265	Thursday, 5 December 2024	ENDOW
1264	Wednesday, 4 December 2024	CRYPT
1263	Tuesday, 3 December 2024	SHAKY
1262	Monday, 2 December 2024	GUILE
1261	Sunday, 1 December 2024	MAUVE

Past Wordle answers: November 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1260	Saturday, 30 November 2024	DOGMA
1259	Friday, 29 November 2024	HIPPO
1258	Thursday, 28 November 2024	CHOCK
1257	Wednesday, 27 November 2024	SLANG
1256	Tuesday, 26 November 2024	WITCH
1255	Monday, 25 November 2024	BROWN
1254	Sunday, 24 November 2024	TWIST
1253	Saturday, 23 November 2024	JELLY
1252	Friday, 22 November 2024	PEARL
1251	Thursday, 21 November 2024	SPINE
1250	Wednesday, 20 November 2024	NICHE
1249	Tuesday, 19 November 2024	GOING
1248	Monday, 18 November 2024	FRAIL
1247	Sunday, 17 November 2024	TALLY
1246	Saturday, 16 November 2024	VISOR
1245	Friday, 15 November 2024	TACKY
1244	Thursday, 14 November 2024	UVULA
1243	Wednesday, 13 November 2024	PRIMP
1242	Tuesday, 12 November 2024	FLOWN
1241	Monday, 11 November 2024	STOIC
1240	Sunday, 10 November 2024	INNER
1239	Saturday, 9 November 2024	SWELL
1238	Friday, 8 November 2024	READY
1237	Thursday, 7 November 2024	EVENT
1236	Wednesday, 6 November 2024	TRULY
1235	Tuesday, 5 November 2024	OCTET
1234	Monday, 4 November 2024	VINYL
1233	Sunday, 3 November 2024	BLAZE
1232	Saturday, 2 November 2024	SNOOP
1231	Friday, 1 November 2024	SIXTH

Past Wordle answers: October 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1230	Thursday, 31 October 2024	WEIRD
1229	Wednesday, 30 October 2024	EASEL
1228	Tuesday, 29 October 2024	TUNIC
1227	Monday, 28 October 2024	BAWDY
1226	Sunday, 27 October 2024	SANDY
1225	Saturday, 26 October 2024	WREAK
1224	Friday, 25 October 2024	FROWN
1223	Thursday, 24 October 2024	BOSSY
1222	Wednesday, 23 October 2024	GOOFY
1221	Tuesday, 22 October 2024	SHOUT
1220	Monday, 21 October 2024	SPOON
1219	Sunday, 20 October 2024	DICEY
1218	Saturday, 19 October 2024	FIBER
1217	Friday, 18 October 2024	STINT
1216	Thursday, 17 October 2024	HALVE
1215	Wednesday, 16 October 2024	GRANT
1214	Tuesday, 15 October 2024	CORER
1213	Monday, 14 October 2024	GAMUT
1212	Sunday, 13 October 2024	PRONE
1211	Saturday, 12 October 2024	STAIN
1210	Friday, 11 October 2024	GUSTY
1209	Thursday, 10 October 2024	CARVE
1208	Wednesday, 9 October 2024	MOMMY
1207	Tuesday, 8 October 2024	JOINT
1206	Monday, 7 October 2024	FLOUR
1205	Sunday, 6 October 2024	LAGER
1204	Saturday, 5 October 2024	MINER
1203	Friday, 4 October 2024	TITLE
1202	Thursday, 3 October 2024	WAGON
1201	Wednesday, 2 October 2024	SHELL
1200	Tuesday, 1 October 2024	MODEM

Past Wordle answers: September 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1199	Monday, 30 September 2024	CLOUD
1198	Sunday, 29 September 2024	RIDER
1197	Saturday, 28 September 2024	BRAIN
1196	Friday, 27 September 2024	FAITH
1195	Thursday, 26 September 2024	THANK
1194	Wednesday, 25 September 2024	TORCH
1193	Tuesday, 24 September 2024	HANDY
1192	Monday, 23 September 2024	STEAM
1191	Sunday, 22 September 2024	TEACH
1190	Saturday, 21 September 2024	SEVEN
1189	Friday, 20 September 2024	SMOKE
1188	Thursday, 19 September 2024	PRESS
1187	Wednesday, 18 September 2024	FULLY
1186	Tuesday, 17 September 2024	BEAUT
1185	Monday, 16 September 2024	HONEY
1184	Sunday, 15 September 2024	RECUR
1183	Saturday, 14 September 2024	BROAD
1182	Friday, 13 September 2024	HARSH
1181	Thursday, 12 September 2024	BRASS
1180	Wednesday, 11 September 2024	AISLE
1179	Tuesday, 10 September 2024	REBEL
1178	Monday, 9 September 2024	DEBIT
1177	Sunday, 8 September 2024	DRAWN
1176	Saturday, 7 September 2024	OWNER
1175	Friday, 6 September 2024	RERUN
1174	Thursday, 5 September 2024	WIDEN
1173	Wednesday, 4 September 2024	STERN
1172	Tuesday, 3 September 2024	FAINT
1171	Monday, 2 September 2024	CAMEL
1170	Sunday, 1 September 2024	MUSHY

Past Wordle answers: August 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1170	Sunday, 1 September 2024	MUSHY
1169	Saturday, 31 August 2024	SPOUT
1168	Friday, 30 August 2024	KNAVE
1167	Thursday, 29 August 2024	FLUNK
1166	Wednesday, 28 August 2024	LITHE
1165	Tuesday, 27 August 2024	CROWN
1164	Monday, 26 August 2024	STAKE
1163	Sunday, 25 August 2024	SKATE
1162	Saturday, 24 August 2024	FILET
1161	Friday, 23 August 2024	LEECH
1160	Thursday, 22 August 2024	BRUTE
1159	Wednesday, 21 August 2024	MULCH
1158	Tuesday, 20 August 2024	DELAY
1157	Monday, 19 August 2024	METER
1156	Sunday, 18 August 2024	LANKY
1155	Saturday, 17 August 2024	STORM
1154	Friday, 16 August 2024	BRACE
1153	Thursday, 15 August 2024	ACORN
1152	Wednesday, 14 August 2024	SHORE
1151	Tuesday, 13 August 2024	NEIGH
1150	Monday, 12 August 2024	SKIFF
1149	Sunday, 11 August 2024	SCONE
1148	Saturday, 10 August 2024	MEDIC
1147	Friday, 9 August 2024	OUNCE
1146	Thursday, 8 August 2024	SAUCY
1145	Wednesday, 7 August 2024	MACAW
1144	Tuesday, 6 August 2024	ANVIL
1143	Monday, 5 August 2024	ENSUE
1142	Sunday, 4 August 2024	LOWER
1141	Saturday, 3 August 2024	SCALE
1140	Friday, 2 August 2024	FLAKE
1139	Thursday, 1 August 2024	CHALK

Past Wordle answers: July 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1138	Wednesday, 31 July 2024	PENNE
1137	Tuesday, 30 July 2024	FERAL
1136	Monday, 29 July 2024	SUPER
1135	Sunday, 28 July 2024	SMOCK
1134	Saturday, 27 July 2024	JUICE
1133	Friday, 26 July 2024	AWASH
1132	Thursday, 25 July 2024	PORCH
1131	Wednesday, 24 July 2024	FORTE
1130	Tuesday, 23 July 2024	PRONG
1129	Monday, 22 July 2024	CADET
1128	Sunday, 21 July 2024	SPECK
1127	Saturday, 20 July 2024	SHAFT
1126	Friday, 19 July 2024	REFER
1125	Thursday, 18 July 2024	NERDY
1124	Wednesday, 17 July 2024	QUITE
1123	Tuesday, 16 July 2024	DECOY
1122	Monday, 15 July 2024	SWOON
1121	Sunday, 14 July 2024	VIDEO
1120	Saturday, 13 July 2024	ENACT
1119	Friday, 12 July 2024	JIFFY
1118	Thursday, 11 July 2024	CAMEO
1117	Wednesday, 10 July 2024	GAUNT
1116	Tuesday, 9 July 2024	BLARE
1115	Monday, 8 July 2024	SHAPE
1114	Sunday, 7 July 2024	CANON
1113	Saturday, 6 July 2024	SCOFF
1112	Friday, 5 July 2024	CRUSH
1111	Thursday, 4 July 2024	DEBUT
1110	Wednesday, 3 July 2024	THIGH
1109	Tuesday, 2 July 2024	INLAY
1108	Monday, 1 July 2024	ADAGE

Past Wordle answers: June 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1107	Sunday, 30 June 2024	BUDDY
1106	Saturday, 29 June 2024	ZEBRA
1105	Friday, 28 June 2024	DROVE
1104	Thursday, 27 June 2024	ORDER
1103	Wednesday, 26 June 2024	KNEAD
1102	Tuesday, 25 June 2024	SAVOR
1101	Monday, 24 June 2024	DOLLY
1100	Sunday, 23 June 2024	BUGLE
1099	Saturday, 22 June 2024	EDICT
1098	Friday, 21 June 2024	PAINT
1097	Thursday, 20 June 2024	SCENT
1096	Wednesday, 19 June 2024	TERSE
1095	Tuesday, 18 June 2024	COVER
1094	Monday, 17 June 2024	PRIOR
1093	Sunday, 16 June 2024	GRIND
1092	Saturday, 15 June 2024	PROUD
1091	Friday, 14 June 2024	VAULT
1090	Thursday, 13 June 2024	ANGST
1089	Wednesday, 12 June 2024	DETER
1088	Tuesday, 11 June 2024	SWUNG
1087	Monday, 10 June 2024	MANGA
1086	Sunday, 9 June 2024	CROWD
1085	Saturday, 8 June 2024	HENCE
1084	Friday, 7 June 2024	MELON
1083	Thursday, 6 June 2024	ETHER
1082	Wednesday, 5 June 2024	ORGAN
1081	Tuesday, 4 June 2024	GROOM
1080	Monday, 3 June 2024	STARK
1079	Sunday, 2 June 2024	BRAVO
1078	Saturday, 1 June 2024	BASIN

Past Wordle answers: May 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1077	Friday, 31 May 2024	CHAOS
1076	Thursday, 30 May 2024	GUMMY
1075	Wednesday, 29 May 2024	PAPAL
1074	Tuesday, 28 May 2024	MINUS
1073	Monday, 27 May 2024	SKIER
1072	Sunday, 26 May 2024	BEVEL
1071	Saturday, 25 May 2024	TITAN
1070	Friday, 24 May 2024	GLIDE
1069	Thursday, 23 May 2024	SWISH
1068	Wednesday, 22 May 2024	EXALT
1067	Tuesday, 21 May 2024	DINGO
1066	Monday, 20 May 2024	NICER
1065	Sunday, 19 May 2024	HITCH
1064	Saturday, 18 May 2024	BRINY
1063	Friday, 17 May 2024	TUTOR
1062	Thursday, 16 May 2024	STALL
1061	Wednesday, 15 May 2024	PINCH
1060	Tuesday, 14 May 2024	AMASS
1059	Monday, 13 May 2024	CUMIN
1058	Sunday, 12 May 2024	OUTER
1057	Saturday, 11 May 2024	TIDAL
1056	Friday, 10 May 2024	MEDIA
1055	Thursday, 9 May 2024	JERKY
1054	Wednesday, 8 May 2024	PIOUS
1053	Tuesday, 7 May 2024	MUSTY
1052	Monday, 6 May 2024	SHAVE
1051	Sunday, 5 May 2024	DECAL
1050	Saturday, 4 May 2024	VALUE
1049	Friday, 3 May 2024	EBONY
1048	Thursday, 2 May 2024	SLICE
1047	Wednesday, 1 May 2024	DIARY

Past Wordle answers: April 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1046	Tuesday, 30 April 2024	PROWL
1045	Monday, 29 April 2024	CRAFT
1044	Sunday, 28 April 2024	PRUNE
1043	Saturday, 27 April 2024	GLEAM
1042	Friday, 26 April 2024	VAPID
1041	Thursday, 25 April 2024	INTRO
1040	Wednesday, 24 April 2024	OVERT
1039	Tuesday, 23 April 2024	ROVER
1038	Monday, 22 April 2024	LASER
1037	Sunday, 21 April 2024	JOLLY
1036	Saturday, 20 April 2024	LUCID
1035	Friday, 19 April 2024	RAISE
1034	Thursday, 18 April 2024	FACET
1033	Wednesday, 17 April 2024	TITHE
1032	Tuesday, 16 April 2024	SHANK
1031	Monday, 15 April 2024	EQUIP
1030	Sunday, 14 April 2024	BLIMP
1029	Saturday, 13 April 2024	STEEL
1028	Friday, 12 April 2024	WHINY
1027	Thursday, 11 April 2024	LOUSE
1026	Wednesday, 10 April 2024	BROTH
1025	Tuesday, 9 April 2024	MERGE
1024	Monday, 8 April 2024	BREED
1023	Sunday, 7 April 2024	VOILA
1022	Saturday, 6 April 2024	FINCH
1021	Friday, 5 April 2024	WRIST
1020	Thursday, 4 April 2024	CLIMB
1019	Wednesday, 3 April 2024	PLAIT
1018	Tuesday, 2 April 2024	SERUM
1017	Monday, 1 April 2024	FROND

Past Wordle answers: March 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1016	Sunday, 31 March 2024	TABOO
1015	Saturday, 30 March 2024	FORCE
1014	Friday, 29 March 2024	REALM
1013	Thursday, 28 March 2024	SPEAK
1012	Wednesday, 27 March 2024	STUNG
1011	Tuesday, 26 March 2024	MAYOR
1010	Monday, 25 March 2024	SALLY
1009	Sunday, 24 March 2024	TOWEL
1008	Saturday, 23 March 2024	RISEN
1007	Friday, 22 March 2024	DECAY
1006	Thursday, 21 March 2024	SHADE
1005	Wednesday, 20 March 2024	LINGO
1004	Tuesday, 19 March 2024	ABIDE
1003	Monday, 18 March 2024	SPELT
1002	Sunday, 17 March 2024	SNORT
1001	Saturday, 16 March 2024	TOXIN
1000	Friday, 15 March 2024	ERUPT
999	Thursday, 14 March 2024	SINCE
998	Wednesday, 13 March 2024	LOCAL
997	Tuesday, 12 March 2024	HEAVE
996	Monday, 11 March 2024	PESKY
995	Sunday, 10 March 2024	GRASP
994	Saturday, 9 March 2024	CHEER
993	Friday, 8 March 2024	EARLY
992	Thursday, 7 March 2024	CLONE
991	Wednesday, 6 March 2024	TEARY
990	Tuesday, 5 March 2024	HUNCH
989	Monday, 4 March 2024	FLAME
988	Sunday, 3 March 2024	STATE
987	Saturday, 2 March 2024	URBAN
986	Friday, 1 March 2024	FORTY

Past Wordle answers: February 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
985	Thursday, 29 February 2024	IMAGE
984	Wednesday, 28 February 2024	DEVIL
983	Tuesday, 27 February 2024	SENSE
982	Monday, 26 February 2024	OFTEN
981	Sunday, 25 February 2024	SMITH
980	Saturday, 24 February 2024	PIPER
979	Friday, 23 February 2024	APART
978	Thursday, 22 February 2024	HEAVY
977	Wednesday, 21 February 2024	BUILD
976	Tuesday, 20 February 2024	MATCH
975	Monday, 19 February 2024	PRICE
974	Sunday, 18 February 2024	RIDGE
973	Saturday, 17 February 2024	PSALM
972	Friday, 16 February 2024	STASH
971	Thursday, 15 February 2024	ASCOT
970	Wednesday, 14 February 2024	TALON
969	Tuesday, 13 February 2024	SCRAM
968	Monday, 12 February 2024	PASTA
967	Sunday, 11 February 2024	NEVER
966	Saturday, 10 February 2024	FRIED
965	Friday, 9 February 2024	STIFF
964	Thursday, 8 February 2024	PLACE
963	Wednesday, 7 February 2024	AFTER
962	Tuesday, 6 February 2024	WHICH
961	Monday, 5 February 2024	REPEL
960	Sunday, 4 February 2024	VERGE
959	Saturday, 3 February 2024	MICRO
958	Friday, 2 February 2024	CLEFT
957	Thursday, 1 February 2024	ALIVE

Past Wordle answers: January 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
956	Wednesday, 31 January 2024	BULKY
955	Tuesday, 30 January 2024	EXPEL
954	Monday, 29 January 2024	LEGGY
953	Sunday, 28 January 2024	EMBER
952	Saturday, 27 January 2024	SNAKE
951	Friday, 26 January 2024	ALOOF
950	Thursday, 25 January 2024	BLOCK
949	Wednesday, 24 January 2024	RELIC
948	Tuesday, 23 January 2024	STILL
947	Monday, 22 January 2024	TWEAK
946	Sunday, 21 January 2024	NORTH
945	Saturday, 20 January 2024	LARGE
944	Friday, 19 January 2024	THING
943	Thursday, 18 January 2024	STOLE
942	Wednesday, 17 January 2024	COURT
941	Tuesday, 16 January 2024	BLOND
940	Monday, 15 January 2024	LUNCH
939	Sunday, 14 January 2024	DOING
938	Saturday, 13 January 2024	HEARD
937	Friday, 12 January 2024	ROUTE
936	Thursday, 11 January 2024	BRIEF
935	Wednesday, 10 January 2024	THREW
934	Tuesday, 9 January 2024	LINER
933	Monday, 8 January 2024	FINAL
932	Sunday, 7 January 2024	STONY
931	Saturday, 6 January 2024	CABLE
930	Friday, 5 January 2024	LUNGE
929	Thursday, 4 January 2024	SCANT
928	Wednesday, 3 January 2024	TWIRL
927	Tuesday, 2 January 2024	AGING
926	Monday, 1 January 2024	MURAL

Past Wordle answers: December 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
925	Sunday, 31 December 2023	SALTY
924	Saturday, 30 December 2023	THREE
923	Friday, 29 December 2023	CHILD
922	Thursday, 28 December 2023	LEARN
921	Wednesday, 27 December 2023	DAISY
920	Tuesday, 26 December 2023	PHONE
919	Monday, 25 December 2023	EVOKE
918	Sunday, 24 December 2023	GRACE
917	Saturday, 23 December 2023	SLOPE
916	Friday, 22 December 2023	TOUCH
915	Thursday, 21 December 2023	BUILT
914	Wednesday, 20 December 2023	SMALL
913	Tuesday, 19 December 2023	TABLE
912	Monday, 18 December 2023	FUNNY
911	Sunday, 17 December 2023	BACON
910	Saturday, 16 December 2023	GLOBE
909	Friday, 15 December 2023	TOPIC
908	Thursday, 14 December 2023	WOULD
907	Wednesday, 13 December 2023	SPENT
906	Tuesday, 12 December 2023	THESE
905	Monday, 11 December 2023	HOUSE
904	Sunday, 10 December 2023	CHAIN
903	Saturday, 9 December 2023	SHIFT
902	Friday, 8 December 2023	SHARP
901	Thursday, 7 December 2023	SLEEP
900	Wednesday, 6 December 2023	WOMAN
899	Tuesday, 5 December 2023	YOUNG
898	Monday, 4 December 2023	WORST
897	Sunday, 3 December 2023	ADAPT
896	Saturday, 2 December 2023	GENRE
895	Friday, 1 December 2023	TAKEN

Past Wordle answers: November 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
894	Thursday, 30 November 2023	RESIN
893	Wednesday, 29 November 2023	SUSHI
892	Tuesday, 28 November 2023	SCOPE
891	Monday, 27 November 2023	TAWNY
890	Sunday, 26 November 2023	SOLID
889	Saturday, 25 November 2023	GUIDE
888	Friday, 24 November 2023	THROW
887	Thursday, 23 November 2023	QUEEN
886	Wednesday, 22 November 2023	PIXEL
885	Tuesday, 21 November 2023	PIANO
884	Monday, 20 November 2023	CANDY
883	Sunday, 19 November 2023	QUEUE
882	Saturday, 18 November 2023	THINK
881	Friday, 17 November 2023	TARDY
880	Thursday, 16 November 2023	TRUST
879	Wednesday, 15 November 2023	SIGHT
878	Tuesday, 14 November 2023	SASSY
877	Monday, 13 November 2023	GREEN
876	Sunday, 12 November 2023	MEANT
875	Saturday, 11 November 2023	ACTOR
874	Friday, 10 November 2023	LEASH
873	Thursday, 9 November 2023	GLAZE
872	Wednesday, 8 November 2023	NINJA
871	Tuesday, 7 November 2023	LIMIT
870	Monday, 6 November 2023	TRADE
869	Sunday, 5 November 2023	FLARE
868	Saturday, 4 November 2023	MANIA
867	Friday, 3 November 2023	ARDOR
866	Thursday, 2 November 2023	UNTIL
865	Wednesday, 1 November 2023	NOISE

Past Wordle answers: October 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
864	Tuesday, 31 October 2023	BLEAK
863	Monday, 30 October 2023	GRAIL
862	Sunday, 29 October 2023	PHONY
861	Saturday, 28 October 2023	MASON
860	Friday, 27 October 2023	NOBLE
859	Thursday, 26 October 2023	PIQUE
858	Wednesday, 25 October 2023	RETRY
857	Tuesday, 24 October 2023	CAUSE
856	Monday, 23 October 2023	TEMPO
855	Sunday, 22 October 2023	GIVEN
854	Saturday, 21 October 2023	SMIRK
853	Friday, 20 October 2023	OCCUR
852	Thursday, 19 October 2023	SPLAT
851	Wednesday, 18 October 2023	MERCY
850	Tuesday, 17 October 2023	ADULT
849	Monday, 16 October 2023	GRAPH
848	Sunday, 15 October 2023	LEAKY
847	Saturday, 14 October 2023	AGENT
846	Friday, 13 October 2023	UNCLE
845	Thursday, 12 October 2023	KNELT
844	Wednesday, 11 October 2023	SKUNK
843	Tuesday, 10 October 2023	SNAIL
842	Monday, 9 October 2023	TRUTH
841	Sunday, 8 October 2023	BINGE
840	Saturday, 7 October 2023	VIOLA
839	Friday, 6 October 2023	CHIME
838	Thursday, 5 October 2023	BUNCH
837	Wednesday, 4 October 2023	SPURT
836	Tuesday, 3 October 2023	WHILE
835	Monday, 2 October 2023	MERRY
834	Sunday, 1 October 2023	BERET

Past Wordle answers: September 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
833	Saturday, 30 September 2023	DADDY
832	Friday, 29 September 2023	AZURE
831	Thursday, 28 September 2023	COACH
830	Wednesday, 27 September 2023	SMILE
829	Tuesday, 26 September 2023	LOYAL
828	Monday, 25 September 2023	ROCKY
827	Sunday, 24 September 2023	RIGHT
826	Saturday, 23 September 2023	CAROL
825	Friday, 22 September 2023	BRUSH
824	Thursday, 21 September 2023	STONE
823	Wednesday, 20 September 2023	SNARE
822	Tuesday, 19 September 2023	CLOSE
821	Monday, 18 September 2023	FRANK
820	Sunday, 17 September 2023	MUSIC
819	Saturday, 16 September 2023	ANGEL
818	Friday, 15 September 2023	EXERT
817	Thursday, 14 September 2023	RAYON
816	Wednesday, 13 September 2023	CLEAR
815	Tuesday, 12 September 2023	WHISK
814	Monday, 11 September 2023	OLDER
813	Sunday, 10 September 2023	QUOTE
812	Saturday, 9 September 2023	LUCKY
811	Friday, 8 September 2023	ROUSE
810	Thursday, 7 September 2023	DWELL
809	Wednesday, 6 September 2023	GNASH
808	Tuesday, 5 September 2023	BIRCH
807	Monday, 4 September 2023	GIDDY
806	Sunday, 3 September 2023	AWAIT
805	Saturday, 2 September 2023	ONION
804	Friday, 1 September 2023	SPACE

Past Wordle answers: August 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
803	Thursday, 31 August 2023	BRIDE
802	Wednesday, 30 August 2023	AUDIO
801	Tuesday, 29 August 2023	CAPER
800	Monday, 28 August 2023	WRITE
799	Sunday, 27 August 2023	PEACE
798	Saturday, 26 August 2023	CHOIR
797	Friday, 25 August 2023	OCEAN
796	Thursday, 24 August 2023	WORDY
795	Wednesday, 23 August 2023	VERVE
794	Tuesday, 22 August 2023	SPICE
793	Monday, 21 August 2023	BEACH
792	Sunday, 20 August 2023	QUEST
791	Saturday, 19 August 2023	MAGMA
790	Friday, 18 August 2023	EXACT
789	Thursday, 17 August 2023	AMISS
788	Wednesday, 16 August 2023	SCRUB
787	Tuesday, 15 August 2023	INDEX
786	Monday, 14 August 2023	SNAKY
785	Sunday, 13 August 2023	WRATH
784	Saturday, 12 August 2023	QUICK
783	Friday, 11 August 2023	HELLO
782	Thursday, 10 August 2023	EMPTY
781	Wednesday, 9 August 2023	LOVER
780	Tuesday, 8 August 2023	BULLY
779	Monday, 7 August 2023	BROOK
778	Sunday, 6 August 2023	POLYP
777	Saturday, 5 August 2023	ANODE
776	Friday, 4 August 2023	CHART
775	Thursday, 3 August 2023	PARTY
774	Wednesday, 2 August 2023	BEGET
773	Tuesday, 1 August 2023	TENTH

Past Wordle answers: July 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
772	Monday, 31 July 2023	STYLE
771	Sunday, 30 July 2023	BATHE
770	Saturday, 29 July 2023	CURLY
769	Friday, 28 July 2023	ETHOS
768	Thursday, 27 July 2023	DISCO
767	Wednesday, 26 July 2023	HEART
766	Tuesday, 25 July 2023	WHEEL
765	Monday, 24 July 2023	HOBBY
764	Sunday, 23 July 2023	WHALE
763	Saturday, 22 July 2023	FROZE
762	Friday, 21 July 2023	BURLY
761	Thursday, 20 July 2023	FLANK
760	Wednesday, 19 July 2023	TONIC
759	Tuesday, 18 July 2023	FLYER
758	Monday, 17 July 2023	DROOP
757	Sunday, 16 July 2023	TOPAZ
756	Saturday, 15 July 2023	CRONE
755	Friday, 14 July 2023	FIEND
754	Thursday, 13 July 2023	BARGE
753	Wednesday, 12 July 2023	WHIRL
752	Tuesday, 11 July 2023	EARTH
751	Monday, 10 July 2023	FOLLY
750	Sunday, 9 July 2023	ENTER
749	Saturday, 8 July 2023	COWER
748	Friday, 7 July 2023	DONUT
747	Thursday, 6 July 2023	WINDY
746	Wednesday, 5 July 2023	VENOM
745	Tuesday, 4 July 2023	IRATE
744	Monday, 3 July 2023	HOTEL
743	Sunday, 2 July 2023	MOSSY
742	Saturday, 1 July 2023	BLEEP

Past Wordle answers: June 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
741	Friday, 30 June 2023	STRAW
740	Thursday, 29 June 2023	DINER
739	Wednesday, 28 June 2023	TRACT
738	Tuesday, 27 June 2023	ABOUT
737	Monday, 26 June 2023	GUEST
736	Sunday, 25 June 2023	RODEO
735	Saturday, 24 June 2023	GRAND
734	Friday, 23 June 2023	COVET
733	Thursday, 22 June 2023	TASTE
732	Wednesday, 21 June 2023	CRANE
731	Tuesday, 20 June 2023	FROST
730	Monday, 19 June 2023	KAZOO
729	Sunday, 18 June 2023	SHYLY
728	Saturday, 17 June 2023	RANCH
727	Friday, 16 June 2023	STRAP
726	Thursday, 15 June 2023	MAYBE
725	Wednesday, 14 June 2023	CRIME
724	Tuesday, 13 June 2023	PLUNK
723	Monday, 12 June 2023	WRONG
722	Sunday, 11 June 2023	GUARD
721	Saturday, 10 June 2023	AGAIN
720	Friday, 9 June 2023	BALSA
719	Thursday, 8 June 2023	CRUMB
718	Wednesday, 7 June 2023	HATER
717	Tuesday, 6 June 2023	SCOUT
716	Monday, 5 June 2023	ENNUI
715	Sunday, 4 June 2023	BEAST
714	Saturday, 3 June 2023	NANNY
713	Friday, 2 June 2023	HUMID
712	Thursday, 1 June 2023	JAZZY

Past Wordle answers: May 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
711	Wednesday, 31 May 2023	AGILE
710	Tuesday, 30 May 2023	KNEEL
709	Monday, 29 May 2023	MOUSE
708	Sunday, 28 May 2023	SKIMP
707	Saturday, 27 May 2023	RAMEN
706	Friday, 26 May 2023	SWINE
705	Thursday, 25 May 2023	BAGEL
704	Wednesday, 24 May 2023	UTTER
703	Tuesday, 23 May 2023	CLERK
702	Monday, 22 May 2023	IGLOO
701	Sunday, 21 May 2023	BRASH
700	Saturday, 20 May 2023	FLASK
699	Friday, 19 May 2023	GRIEF
698	Thursday, 18 May 2023	SHORN
697	Wednesday, 17 May 2023	PLANK
696	Tuesday, 16 May 2023	LATTE
695	Monday, 15 May 2023	CANOE
694	Sunday, 14 May 2023	SCARF
693	Saturday, 13 May 2023	ACRID
692	Friday, 12 May 2023	SNACK
691	Thursday, 11 May 2023	BROOM
690	Wednesday, 10 May 2023	ETHIC
689	Tuesday, 9 May 2023	COCOA
688	Monday, 8 May 2023	AGLOW
687	Sunday, 7 May 2023	GHOUL
686	Saturday, 6 May 2023	ANGER
685	Friday, 5 May 2023	BELOW
684	Thursday, 4 May 2023	GUPPY
683	Wednesday, 3 May 2023	HORDE
682	Tuesday, 2 May 2023	SULKY
681	Monday, 1 May 2023	RANGE

Past Wordle answers: April 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
680	Sunday, 30 April 2023	PLAZA
679	Saturday, 29 April 2023	CEDAR
678	Friday, 28 April 2023	CIRCA
677	Thursday, 27 April 2023	LOGIC
676	Wednesday, 26 April 2023	METRO
675	Tuesday, 25 April 2023	JOKER
674	Monday, 24 April 2023	DITTO
673	Sunday, 23 April 2023	UNZIP
672	Saturday, 22 April 2023	BROKE
671	Friday, 21 April 2023	KAYAK
670	Thursday, 20 April 2023	PLATE
669	Wednesday, 19 April 2023	THUMP
668	Tuesday, 18 April 2023	HOUND
667	Monday, 17 April 2023	WHIFF
666	Sunday, 16 April 2023	DWELT
665	Saturday, 15 April 2023	AGONY
664	Friday, 14 April 2023	THIEF
663	Thursday, 13 April 2023	CARAT
662	Wednesday, 12 April 2023	BORAX
661	Tuesday, 11 April 2023	QUALM
660	Monday, 10 April 2023	UNDER
659	Sunday, 9 April 2023	SNAFU
658	Saturday, 8 April 2023	LEDGE
657	Friday, 7 April 2023	LOCUS
656	Thursday, 6 April 2023	LEAFY
655	Wednesday, 5 April 2023	SMASH
654	Tuesday, 4 April 2023	RATIO
653	Monday, 3 April 2023	FLORA
652	Sunday, 2 April 2023	STOCK
651	Saturday, 1 April 2023	MARCH

Past Wordle answers: March 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
650	Friday, 31 March 2023	EVERY
649	Thursday, 30 March 2023	BREAD
648	Wednesday, 29 March 2023	BESET
647	Tuesday, 28 March 2023	HURRY
646	Monday, 27 March 2023	GUANO
645	Sunday, 26 March 2023	UNTIE
644	Saturday, 25 March 2023	VOTER
643	Friday, 24 March 2023	GROUT
642	Thursday, 23 March 2023	STAID
641	Wednesday, 22 March 2023	DUVET
640	Tuesday, 21 March 2023	TOUGH
639	Monday, 20 March 2023	GLOVE
638	Sunday, 19 March 2023	CREDO
637	Saturday, 18 March 2023	YACHT
636	Friday, 17 March 2023	MEALY
635	Thursday, 16 March 2023	CIDER
634	Wednesday, 15 March 2023	SWEEP
633	Tuesday, 14 March 2023	SURLY
632	Monday, 13 March 2023	BLAME
631	Sunday, 12 March 2023	BIRTH
630	Saturday, 11 March 2023	EMAIL
629	Friday, 10 March 2023	REVEL
628	Thursday, 9 March 2023	WHERE
627	Wednesday, 8 March 2023	REGAL
626	Tuesday, 7 March 2023	HORSE
625	Monday, 6 March 2023	PINKY
624	Sunday, 5 March 2023	TOXIC
623	Saturday, 4 March 2023	TREND
622	Friday, 3 March 2023	SQUAT
621	Thursday, 2 March 2023	ABOVE
620	Wednesday, 1 March 2023	MOOSE

Past Wordle answers: February 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
619	Tuesday, 28 February 2023	POLKA
618	Monday, 27 February 2023	WORSE
617	Sunday, 26 February 2023	SYRUP
616	Saturday, 25 February 2023	FIFTY
615	Friday, 24 February 2023	ARBOR
614	Thursday, 23 February 2023	VAGUE
613	Wednesday, 22 February 2023	RIPER
612	Tuesday, 21 February 2023	RUDDY
611	Monday, 20 February 2023	SWEAT
610	Sunday, 19 February 2023	KIOSK
609	Saturday, 18 February 2023	AVAIL
608	Friday, 17 February 2023	CACHE
607	Thursday, 16 February 2023	MAGIC
606	Wednesday, 15 February 2023	SALSA
605	Tuesday, 14 February 2023	SOUND
604	Monday, 13 February 2023	USAGE
603	Sunday, 12 February 2023	GIANT
602	Saturday, 11 February 2023	DEBUG
601	Friday, 10 February 2023	HEADY
600	Thursday, 9 February 2023	STAGE
599	Wednesday, 8 February 2023	FLAIL
598	Tuesday, 7 February 2023	APPLE
597	Monday, 6 February 2023	NINTH
596	Sunday, 5 February 2023	DANCE
595	Saturday, 4 February 2023	UNLIT
594	Friday, 3 February 2023	TASTY
593	Thursday, 2 February 2023	SHIRK
592	Wednesday, 1 February 2023	SCOLD

Past Wordle answers: January 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
591	Tuesday, 31 January 2023	CROSS
590	Monday, 30 January 2023	CRAVE
589	Sunday, 29 January 2023	FISHY
588	Saturday, 28 January 2023	FLIRT
587	Friday, 27 January 2023	WORRY
586	Thursday, 26 January 2023	BEEFY
585	Wednesday, 25 January 2023	MAIZE
584	Tuesday, 24 January 2023	COUNT
583	Monday, 23 January 2023	ELUDE
582	Sunday, 22 January 2023	MATEY
581	Saturday, 21 January 2023	BLURB
580	Friday, 20 January 2023	ALTER
579	Thursday, 19 January 2023	MUCKY
578	Wednesday, 18 January 2023	CHARD
577	Tuesday, 17 January 2023	ADOPT
576	Monday, 16 January 2023	FROCK
575	Sunday, 15 January 2023	SPIRE
574	Saturday, 14 January 2023	KOALA
573	Friday, 13 January 2023	HUMAN
572	Thursday, 12 January 2023	LEAPT
571	Wednesday, 11 January 2023	SEDAN
570	Tuesday, 10 January 2023	GRIMY
569	Monday, 9 January 2023	PIXIE
568	Sunday, 8 January 2023	OPERA
567	Saturday, 7 January 2023	LEMON
566	Friday, 6 January 2023	BELIE
565	Thursday, 5 January 2023	SLEEK
564	Wednesday, 4 January 2023	LAYER
563	Tuesday, 3 January 2023	ANTIC
562	Monday, 2 January 2023	SKIRT
561	Sunday, 1 January 2023	WHINE

Past Wordle answers: December 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
560	Saturday, 31 December 2022	MANLY
559	Friday, 30 December 2022	MOLAR
558	Thursday, 29 December 2022	HAVOC
557	Wednesday, 28 December 2022	IMPEL
556	Tuesday, 27 December 2022	CONDO
555	Monday, 26 December 2022	JUDGE
554	Sunday, 25 December 2022	EXTRA
553	Saturday, 24 December 2022	POISE
552	Friday, 23 December 2022	AORTA
551	Thursday, 22 December 2022	EXCEL
550	Wednesday, 21 December 2022	LUNAR
549	Tuesday, 20 December 2022	THIRD
548	Monday, 19 December 2022	SLATE
547	Sunday, 18 December 2022	TAPER
546	Saturday, 17 December 2022	CHORD
545	Friday, 16 December 2022	PROBE
544	Thursday, 15 December 2022	RIVAL
543	Wednesday, 14 December 2022	USUAL
542	Tuesday, 13 December 2022	SPOKE
541	Monday, 12 December 2022	APPLY
540	Sunday, 11 December 2022	NAIVE
539	Saturday, 10 December 2022	KNOCK
538	Friday, 9 December 2022	BRAID
537	Thursday, 8 December 2022	INFER
536	Wednesday, 7 December 2022	JOUST
535	Tuesday, 6 December 2022	AMBER
534	Monday, 5 December 2022	WOKEN
533	Sunday, 4 December 2022	ADORE
532	Saturday, 3 December 2022	TORSO
531	Friday, 2 December 2022	CHAFE
530	Thursday, 1 December 2022	EJECT

Past Wordle answers: November 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
529	Wednesday, 30 November 2022	STUDY
528	Tuesday, 29 November 2022	UNDUE
527	Monday, 28 November 2022	TEPID
526	Sunday, 27 November 2022	HAPPY
525	Saturday, 26 November 2022	CLEAN
524	Friday, 25 November 2022	ITCHY
523	Thursday, 24 November 2022	FEAST
522	Wednesday, 23 November 2022	DRIVE
521	Tuesday, 22 November 2022	PRIME
520	Monday, 21 November 2022	AXIOM
519	Sunday, 20 November 2022	BRAVE
518	Saturday, 19 November 2022	AVERT
517	Friday, 18 November 2022	GLYPH
516	Thursday, 17 November 2022	THERE
515	Wednesday, 16 November 2022	BAKER
514	Tuesday, 15 November 2022	SNARL
513	Monday, 14 November 2022	MAPLE
512	Sunday, 13 November 2022	INANE
511	Saturday, 12 November 2022	VALET
510	Friday, 11 November 2022	MEDAL
509	Thursday, 10 November 2022	UNITE
508	Wednesday, 9 November 2022	RAINY
507	Tuesday, 8 November 2022	SPELL
506	Monday, 7 November 2022	BEGIN
505	Sunday, 6 November 2022	STALE
504	Saturday, 5 November 2022	DREAM
503	Friday, 4 November 2022	PHOTO
502	Thursday, 3 November 2022	ALOUD
501	Wednesday, 2 November 2022	INEPT
500	Tuesday, 1 November 2022	PINEY

Past Wordle answers: October 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
499	Monday, 31 October 2022	APTLY
498	Sunday, 30 October 2022	WALTZ
497	Saturday, 29 October 2022	LIBEL
496	Friday, 28 October 2022	SNEAK
495	Thursday, 27 October 2022	CARRY
494	Wednesday, 26 October 2022	FLOUT
493	Tuesday, 25 October 2022	FOGGY
492	Monday, 24 October 2022	FAULT
491	Sunday, 23 October 2022	MUMMY
490	Saturday, 22 October 2022	SPIEL
489	Friday, 21 October 2022	GROVE
488	Thursday, 20 October 2022	DENIM
487	Wednesday, 19 October 2022	QUIRK
486	Tuesday, 18 October 2022	EXIST
485	Monday, 17 October 2022	STEIN
484	Sunday, 16 October 2022	SPADE
483	Saturday, 15 October 2022	CATCH
482	Friday, 14 October 2022	FLOOR
481	Thursday, 13 October 2022	EQUAL
480	Wednesday, 12 October 2022	IONIC
479	Tuesday, 11 October 2022	VALID
478	Monday, 10 October 2022	ENJOY
477	Sunday, 9 October 2022	HOWDY
476	Saturday, 8 October 2022	VIGOR
475	Friday, 7 October 2022	DANDY
474	Thursday, 6 October 2022	SLOTH
473	Wednesday, 5 October 2022	MARSH
472	Tuesday, 4 October 2022	BOUGH
471	Monday, 3 October 2022	STING
470	Sunday, 2 October 2022	TWINE
469	Saturday, 1 October 2022	LEAVE

Past Wordle answers: September 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
468	Friday, 30 September 2022	SCORN
467	Thursday, 29 September 2022	SCALD
466	Wednesday, 28 September 2022	USURP
465	Tuesday, 27 September 2022	SOGGY
464	Monday, 26 September 2022	BRISK
463	Sunday, 25 September 2022	ADMIT
462	Saturday, 24 September 2022	GRATE
461	Friday, 23 September 2022	GLORY
460	Thursday, 22 September 2022	SAINT
459	Wednesday, 21 September 2022	RECAP
458	Tuesday, 20 September 2022	ALIKE
457	Monday, 19 September 2022	TRICE
456	Sunday, 18 September 2022	STICK
455	Saturday, 17 September 2022	CHUTE
454	Friday, 16 September 2022	PARER
453	Thursday, 15 September 2022	DOUBT
452	Wednesday, 14 September 2022	THYME
451	Tuesday, 13 September 2022	ALPHA
450	Monday, 12 September 2022	BOOZE
449	Sunday, 11 September 2022	TIBIA
448	Saturday, 10 September 2022	LOFTY
447	Friday, 9 September 2022	THEME
446	Thursday, 8 September 2022	CLASS
445	Wednesday, 7 September 2022	LEERY
444	Tuesday, 6 September 2022	TAUNT
443	Monday, 5 September 2022	WHOOP
442	Sunday, 4 September 2022	INTER
441	Saturday, 3 September 2022	GULLY
440	Friday, 2 September 2022	CHARM
439	Thursday, 1 September 2022	FUNGI

Past Wordle answers: August 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
438	Wednesday, 31 August 2022	PRIZE
437	Tuesday, 30 August 2022	ONSET
436	Monday, 29 August 2022	CHIEF
435	Sunday, 28 August 2022	GAUZE
434	Saturday, 27 August 2022	RUDER
433	Friday, 26 August 2022	IRONY
432	Thursday, 25 August 2022	CLOWN
431	Wednesday, 24 August 2022	NEEDY
430	Tuesday, 23 August 2022	WOVEN
429	Monday, 22 August 2022	MERIT
428	Sunday, 21 August 2022	WASTE
427	Saturday, 20 August 2022	TREAT
426	Friday, 19 August 2022	SHRUG
425	Thursday, 18 August 2022	TWANG
424	Wednesday, 17 August 2022	TWICE
423	Tuesday, 16 August 2022	GRUEL
422	Monday, 15 August 2022	POKER
421	Sunday, 14 August 2022	KHAKI
420	Saturday, 13 August 2022	HUNKY
419	Friday, 12 August 2022	LABEL
418	Thursday, 11 August 2022	GLEAN
417	Wednesday, 10 August 2022	CLING
416	Tuesday, 9 August 2022	PATTY
415	Monday, 8 August 2022	UNFIT
414	Sunday, 7 August 2022	SMEAR
413	Saturday, 6 August 2022	ALIEN
412	Friday, 5 August 2022	BUGGY
411	Thursday, 4 August 2022	RHYME
410	Wednesday, 3 August 2022	YOUTH
409	Tuesday, 2 August 2022	COYLY
408	Monday, 1 August 2022	QUART

Past Wordle answers: July 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
407	Sunday, 31 July 2022	CRAMP
406	Saturday, 30 July 2022	BLUFF
405	Friday, 29 July 2022	UPSET
404	Thursday, 28 July 2022	STOMP
403	Wednesday, 27 July 2022	MOTTO
402	Tuesday, 26 July 2022	CINCH
401	Monday, 25 July 2022	ELOPE
400	Sunday, 24 July 2022	POWER
399	Saturday, 23 July 2022	MIDGE
398	Friday, 22 July 2022	TRYST
397	Thursday, 21 July 2022	APHID
396	Wednesday, 20 July 2022	TRITE
395	Tuesday, 19 July 2022	ANGRY
394	Monday, 18 July 2022	FLOCK
393	Sunday, 17 July 2022	WACKY
392	Saturday, 16 July 2022	ROOMY
391	Friday, 15 July 2022	WEDGE
390	Thursday, 14 July 2022	LIVER
389	Wednesday, 13 July 2022	BLAND
388	Tuesday, 12 July 2022	NIGHT
387	Monday, 11 July 2022	MADAM
386	Sunday, 10 July 2022	BERTH
385	Saturday, 9 July 2022	STEAD
384	Friday, 8 July 2022	VOICE
383	Thursday, 7 July 2022	AGAPE
382	Wednesday, 6 July 2022	FLUFF
381	Tuesday, 5 July 2022	FIELD
380	Monday, 4 July 2022	SEVER
379	Sunday, 3 July 2022	LILAC
378	Saturday, 2 July 2022	EGRET
377	Friday, 1 July 2022	PINTO

Past Wordle answers: June 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
376	Thursday, 30 June 2022	HUTCH
375	Wednesday, 29 June 2022	GAWKY
374	Tuesday, 28 June 2022	DROLL
373	Monday, 27 June 2022	RETRO
372	Sunday, 26 June 2022	RUSTY
371	Saturday, 25 June 2022	BEADY
370	Friday, 24 June 2022	SMITE
369	Thursday, 23 June 2022	BRINK
368	Wednesday, 22 June 2022	AWFUL
367	Tuesday, 21 June 2022	GLOAT
366	Monday, 20 June 2022	INPUT
365	Sunday, 19 June 2022	LOSER
364	Saturday, 18 June 2022	CACAO
363	Friday, 17 June 2022	BLOWN
362	Thursday, 16 June 2022	APRON
361	Wednesday, 15 June 2022	PRIMO
360	Tuesday, 14 June 2022	ATONE
359	Monday, 13 June 2022	DONOR
358	Sunday, 12 June 2022	FLOAT
357	Saturday, 11 June 2022	GOOSE
356	Friday, 10 June 2022	PIETY
355	Thursday, 9 June 2022	GIRTH
354	Wednesday, 8 June 2022	TRAIT
353	Tuesday, 7 June 2022	FLOOD
352	Monday, 6 June 2022	GLOOM
351	Sunday, 5 June 2022	DEPTH
350	Saturday, 4 June 2022	FROTH
349	Friday, 3 June 2022	PHASE
348	Thursday, 2 June 2022	SHOWY
347	Wednesday, 1 June 2022	CREAK

Past Wordle answers: May 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
346	Tuesday, 31 May 2022	MANOR
345	Monday, 30 May 2022	ATOLL
344	Sunday, 29 May 2022	BAYOU
343	Saturday, 28 May 2022	CREPT
342	Friday, 27 May 2022	TIARA
341	Thursday, 26 May 2022	ASSET
340	Wednesday, 25 May 2022	VOUCH
339	Tuesday, 24 May 2022	ALBUM
338	Monday, 23 May 2022	HINGE
337	Sunday, 22 May 2022	MONEY
336	Saturday, 21 May 2022	SCRAP
335	Friday, 20 May 2022	GAMER
334	Thursday, 19 May 2022	GLASS
333	Wednesday, 18 May 2022	SCOUR
332	Tuesday, 17 May 2022	BEING
331	Monday, 16 May 2022	DELVE
330	Sunday, 15 May 2022	YIELD
329	Saturday, 14 May 2022	METAL
328	Friday, 13 May 2022	TIPSY
327	Thursday, 12 May 2022	SLUNG
326	Wednesday, 11 May 2022	FARCE
325	Tuesday, 10 May 2022	GECKO
324	Monday, 9 May 2022	SHINE
323	Sunday, 8 May 2022	CANNY
322	Saturday, 7 May 2022	MIDST
321	Friday, 6 May 2022	BADGE
320	Thursday, 5 May 2022	HOMER
319	Wednesday, 4 May 2022	TRAIN
318	Tuesday, 3 May 2022	HAIRY
317	Monday, 2 May 2022	STORY
316	Sunday, 1 May 2022	FORGO

Past Wordle answers: April 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
315	Saturday, 30 April 2022	LARVA
314	Friday, 29 April 2022	TRASH
313	Thursday, 28 April 2022	ZESTY
312	Wednesday, 27 April 2022	SHOWN
311	Tuesday, 26 April 2022	HEIST
310	Monday, 25 April 2022	ASKEW
309	Sunday, 24 April 2022	INERT
308	Saturday, 23 April 2022	OLIVE
307	Friday, 22 April 2022	PLANT
306	Thursday, 21 April 2022	OXIDE
305	Wednesday, 20 April 2022	CARGO
304	Tuesday, 19 April 2022	FOYER
303	Monday, 18 April 2022	FLAIR
302	Sunday, 17 April 2022	AMPLE
301	Saturday, 16 April 2022	CHEEK
300	Friday, 15 April 2022	SHAME
299	Thursday, 14 April 2022	MINCE
298	Wednesday, 13 April 2022	CHUNK
297	Tuesday, 12 April 2022	ROYAL
296	Monday, 11 April 2022	SQUAD
295	Sunday, 10 April 2022	BLACK
294	Saturday, 9 April 2022	STAIR
293	Friday, 8 April 2022	SCARE
292	Thursday, 7 April 2022	FORAY
291	Wednesday, 6 April 2022	COMMA
290	Tuesday, 5 April 2022	NATAL
289	Monday, 4 April 2022	SHAWL
288	Sunday, 3 April 2022	FEWER
287	Saturday, 2 April 2022	TROPE
286	Friday, 1 April 2022	SNOUT

Past Wordle answers: March 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
285	Thursday, 31 March 2022	LOWLY
284	Wednesday, 30 March 2022	STOVE
283	Tuesday, 29 March 2022	SHALL
282	Monday, 28 March 2022	FOUND
281	Sunday, 27 March 2022	NYMPH
280	Saturday, 26 March 2022	EPOXY
279	Friday, 25 March 2022	DEPOT
278	Thursday, 24 March 2022	CHEST
277	Wednesday, 23 March 2022	PURGE
276	Tuesday, 22 March 2022	SLOSH
275	Monday, 21 March 2022	THEIR
274	Sunday, 20 March 2022	RENEW
273	Saturday, 19 March 2022	ALLOW
272	Friday, 18 March 2022	SAUTE
271	Thursday, 17 March 2022	MOVIE
270	Wednesday, 16 March 2022	CATER
269	Tuesday, 15 March 2022	TEASE
268	Monday, 14 March 2022	SMELT
267	Sunday, 13 March 2022	FOCUS
266	Saturday, 12 March 2022	TODAY
265	Friday, 11 March 2022	WATCH
264	Thursday, 10 March 2022	LAPSE
263	Wednesday, 9 March 2022	MONTH
262	Tuesday, 8 March 2022	SWEET
261	Monday, 7 March 2022	HOARD
260	Sunday, 6 March 2022	CLOTH
259	Saturday, 5 March 2022	BRINE
258	Friday, 4 March 2022	AHEAD
257	Thursday, 3 March 2022	MOURN
256	Wednesday, 2 March 2022	NASTY
255	Tuesday, 1 March 2022	RUPEE

Past Wordle answers: February 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
254	Monday, 28 February 2022	CHOKE
253	Sunday, 27 February 2022	CHANT
252	Saturday, 26 February 2022	SPILL
251	Friday, 25 February 2022	VIVID
250	Thursday, 24 February 2022	BLOKE
249	Wednesday, 23 February 2022	TROVE
248	Tuesday, 22 February 2022	THORN
247	Monday, 21 February 2022	OTHER
246	Sunday, 20 February 2022	TACIT
245	Saturday, 19 February 2022	SWILL
244	Friday, 18 February 2022	DODGE
243	Thursday, 17 February 2022	SHAKE
242	Wednesday, 16 February 2022	CAULK
241	Tuesday, 15 February 2022	AROMA
240	Monday, 14 February 2022	CYNIC
239	Sunday, 13 February 2022	ROBIN
238	Saturday, 12 February 2022	ULTRA
237	Friday, 11 February 2022	ULCER
236	Thursday, 10 February 2022	PAUSE
235	Wednesday, 9 February 2022	HUMOR
234	Tuesday, 8 February 2022	FRAME
233	Monday, 7 February 2022	ELDER
232	Sunday, 6 February 2022	SKILL
231	Saturday, 5 February 2022	ALOFT
230	Friday, 4 February 2022	PLEAT
229	Thursday, 3 February 2022	SHARD
228	Wednesday, 2 February 2022	MOIST
227	Tuesday, 1 February 2022	THOSE

Past Wordle answers: January 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
226	Monday, 31 January 2022	LIGHT
225	Sunday, 30 January 2022	WRUNG
224	Saturday, 29 January 2022	COULD
223	Friday, 28 January 2022	PERKY
222	Thursday, 27 January 2022	MOUNT
221	Wednesday, 26 January 2022	WHACK
220	Tuesday, 25 January 2022	SUGAR
219	Monday, 24 January 2022	KNOLL
218	Sunday, 23 January 2022	CRIMP
217	Saturday, 22 January 2022	WINCE
216	Friday, 21 January 2022	PRICK
215	Thursday, 20 January 2022	ROBOT
214	Wednesday, 19 January 2022	POINT
213	Tuesday, 18 January 2022	PROXY
212	Monday, 17 January 2022	SHIRE
211	Sunday, 16 January 2022	SOLAR
210	Saturday, 15 January 2022	PANIC
209	Friday, 14 January 2022	TANGY
208	Thursday, 13 January 2022	ABBEY
207	Wednesday, 12 January 2022	FAVOR
206	Tuesday, 11 January 2022	DRINK
205	Monday, 10 January 2022	QUERY
204	Sunday, 9 January 2022	GORGE
203	Saturday, 8 January 2022	CRANK
202	Friday, 7 January 2022	SLUMP
201	Thursday, 6 January 2022	BANAL
200	Wednesday, 5 January 2022	TIGER
199	Tuesday, 4 January 2022	SIEGE
198	Monday, 3 January 2022	TRUSS
197	Sunday, 2 January 2022	BOOST
196	Saturday, 1 January 2022	REBUS

Past Wordle answers: December 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
195	Friday, 31 December 2021	UNIFY
194	Thursday, 30 December 2021	TROLL
193	Wednesday, 29 December 2021	TAPIR
192	Tuesday, 28 December 2021	ASIDE
191	Monday, 27 December 2021	FERRY
190	Sunday, 26 December 2021	ACUTE
189	Saturday, 25 December 2021	PICKY
188	Friday, 24 December 2021	WEARY
187	Thursday, 23 December 2021	GRIPE
186	Wednesday, 22 December 2021	CRAZE
185	Tuesday, 21 December 2021	PLUCK
184	Monday, 20 December 2021	BRAKE
183	Sunday, 19 December 2021	BATON
182	Saturday, 18 December 2021	CHAMP
181	Friday, 17 December 2021	PEACH
180	Thursday, 16 December 2021	USING
179	Wednesday, 15 December 2021	TRACE
178	Tuesday, 14 December 2021	VITAL
177	Monday, 13 December 2021	SONIC
176	Sunday, 12 December 2021	MASSE
175	Saturday, 11 December 2021	CONIC
174	Friday, 10 December 2021	VIRAL
173	Thursday, 9 December 2021	RHINO
172	Wednesday, 8 December 2021	BREAK
171	Tuesday, 7 December 2021	TRIAD
170	Monday, 6 December 2021	EPOCH
169	Sunday, 5 December 2021	USHER
168	Saturday, 4 December 2021	EXULT
167	Friday, 3 December 2021	GRIME
166	Thursday, 2 December 2021	CHEAT
165	Wednesday, 1 December 2021	SOLVE

Past Wordle answers: November 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
164	Tuesday, 30 November 2021	BRING
163	Monday, 29 November 2021	PROVE
162	Sunday, 28 November 2021	STORE
161	Saturday, 27 November 2021	TILDE
160	Friday, 26 November 2021	CLOCK
159	Thursday, 25 November 2021	WROTE
158	Wednesday, 24 November 2021	RETCH
157	Tuesday, 23 November 2021	PERCH
156	Monday, 22 November 2021	ROUGE
155	Sunday, 21 November 2021	RADIO
154	Saturday, 20 November 2021	SURER
153	Friday, 19 November 2021	FINER
152	Thursday, 18 November 2021	VODKA
151	Wednesday, 17 November 2021	HERON
150	Tuesday, 16 November 2021	CHILL
149	Monday, 15 November 2021	GAUDY
148	Sunday, 14 November 2021	PITHY
147	Saturday, 13 November 2021	SMART
146	Friday, 12 November 2021	BADLY
145	Thursday, 11 November 2021	ROGUE
144	Wednesday, 10 November 2021	GROUP
143	Tuesday, 9 November 2021	FIXER
142	Monday, 8 November 2021	GROIN
141	Sunday, 7 November 2021	DUCHY
140	Saturday, 6 November 2021	COAST
139	Friday, 5 November 2021	BLURT
138	Thursday, 4 November 2021	PULPY
137	Wednesday, 3 November 2021	ALTAR
136	Tuesday, 2 November 2021	GREAT
135	Monday, 1 November 2021	BRIAR

Past Wordle answers: October 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
134	Sunday, 31 October 2021	CLICK
133	Saturday, 30 October 2021	GOUGE
132	Friday, 29 October 2021	WORLD
131	Thursday, 28 October 2021	ERODE
130	Wednesday, 27 October 2021	BOOZY
129	Tuesday, 26 October 2021	DOZEN
128	Monday, 25 October 2021	FLING
127	Sunday, 24 October 2021	GROWL
126	Saturday, 23 October 2021	ABYSS
125	Friday, 22 October 2021	STEED
124	Thursday, 21 October 2021	ENEMA
123	Wednesday, 20 October 2021	JAUNT
122	Tuesday, 19 October 2021	COMET
121	Monday, 18 October 2021	TWEED
120	Sunday, 17 October 2021	PILOT
119	Saturday, 16 October 2021	DUTCH
118	Friday, 15 October 2021	BELCH
117	Thursday, 14 October 2021	OUGHT
116	Wednesday, 13 October 2021	DOWRY
115	Tuesday, 12 October 2021	THUMB
114	Monday, 11 October 2021	HYPER
113	Sunday, 10 October 2021	HATCH
112	Saturday, 9 October 2021	ALONE
111	Friday, 8 October 2021	MOTOR
110	Thursday, 7 October 2021	ABACK
109	Wednesday, 6 October 2021	GUILD
108	Tuesday, 5 October 2021	KEBAB
107	Monday, 4 October 2021	SPEND
106	Sunday, 3 October 2021	FJORD
105	Saturday, 2 October 2021	ESSAY
104	Friday, 1 October 2021	SPRAY

Past Wordle answers: September 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
103	Thursday, 30 September 2021	SPICY
102	Wednesday, 29 September 2021	AGATE
101	Tuesday, 28 September 2021	SALAD
100	Monday, 27 September 2021	BASIC
99	Sunday, 26 September 2021	MOULT
98	Saturday, 25 September 2021	CORNY
97	Friday, 24 September 2021	FORGE
96	Thursday, 23 September 2021	CIVIC
95	Wednesday, 22 September 2021	ISLET
94	Tuesday, 21 September 2021	LABOR
93	Monday, 20 September 2021	GAMMA
92	Sunday, 19 September 2021	LYING
91	Saturday, 18 September 2021	AUDIT
90	Friday, 17 September 2021	ROUND
89	Thursday, 16 September 2021	LOOPY
88	Wednesday, 15 September 2021	LUSTY
87	Tuesday, 14 September 2021	GOLEM
86	Monday, 13 September 2021	GONER
85	Sunday, 12 September 2021	GREET
84	Saturday, 11 September 2021	START
83	Friday, 10 September 2021	LAPEL
82	Thursday, 9 September 2021	BIOME
81	Wednesday, 8 September 2021	PARRY
80	Tuesday, 7 September 2021	SHRUB
79	Monday, 6 September 2021	FRONT
78	Sunday, 5 September 2021	WOOER
77	Saturday, 4 September 2021	TOTEM
76	Friday, 3 September 2021	FLICK
75	Thursday, 2 September 2021	DELTA
74	Wednesday, 1 September 2021	BLEED

Past Wordle answers: August 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
73	Tuesday, 31 August 2021	ARGUE
72	Monday, 30 August 2021	SWIRL
71	Sunday, 29 August 2021	ERROR
70	Saturday, 28 August 2021	AGREE
69	Friday, 27 August 2021	OFFAL
68	Thursday, 26 August 2021	FLUME
67	Wednesday, 25 August 2021	CRASS
66	Tuesday, 24 August 2021	PANEL
65	Monday, 23 August 2021	STOUT
64	Sunday, 22 August 2021	BRIBE
63	Saturday, 21 August 2021	DRAIN
62	Friday, 20 August 2021	YEARN
61	Thursday, 19 August 2021	PRINT
60	Wednesday, 18 August 2021	SEEDY
59	Tuesday, 17 August 2021	IVORY
58	Monday, 16 August 2021	BELLY
57	Sunday, 15 August 2021	STAND
56	Saturday, 14 August 2021	FIRST
55	Friday, 13 August 2021	FORTH
54	Thursday, 12 August 2021	BOOBY
53	Wednesday, 11 August 2021	FLESH
52	Tuesday, 10 August 2021	UNMET
51	Monday, 9 August 2021	LINEN
50	Sunday, 8 August 2021	MAXIM
49	Saturday, 7 August 2021	POUND
48	Friday, 6 August 2021	MIMIC
47	Thursday, 5 August 2021	SPIKE
46	Wednesday, 4 August 2021	CLUCK
45	Tuesday, 3 August 2021	CRATE
44	Monday, 2 August 2021	DIGIT
43	Sunday, 1 August 2021	REPAY

Past Wordle answers: July 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
42	Saturday, 31 July 2021	SOWER
41	Friday, 30 July 2021	CRAZY
40	Thursday, 29 July 2021	ADOBE
39	Wednesday, 28 July 2021	OUTDO
38	Tuesday, 27 July 2021	TRAWL
37	Monday, 26 July 2021	WHELP
36	Sunday, 25 July 2021	UNFED
35	Saturday, 24 July 2021	PAPER
34	Friday, 23 July 2021	STAFF
33	Thursday, 22 July 2021	CROAK
32	Wednesday, 21 July 2021	HELIX
31	Tuesday, 20 July 2021	FLOSS
30	Monday, 19 July 2021	PRIDE
29	Sunday, 18 July 2021	BATTY
28	Saturday, 17 July 2021	REACT
27	Friday, 16 July 2021	MARRY
26	Thursday, 15 July 2021	ABASE
25	Wednesday, 14 July 2021	COLON
24	Tuesday, 13 July 2021	STOOL
23	Monday, 12 July 2021	CRUST
22	Sunday, 11 July 2021	FRESH
21	Saturday, 10 July 2021	DEATH
20	Friday, 9 July 2021	MAJOR
19	Thursday, 8 July 2021	FEIGN
18	Wednesday, 7 July 2021	ABATE
17	Tuesday, 6 July 2021	BENCH
16	Monday, 5 July 2021	QUIET
15	Sunday, 4 July 2021	GRADE
14	Saturday, 3 July 2021	STINK
13	Friday, 2 July 2021	KARMA
12	Thursday, 1 July 2021	MODEL

Past Wordle answers: June 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
11	Wednesday, 30 June 2021	DWARF
10	Tuesday, 29 June 2021	HEATH
9	Monday, 28 June 2021	SERVE
8	Sunday, 27 June 2021	NAVAL
7	Saturday, 26 June 2021	EVADE
6	Friday, 25 June 2021	FOCAL
5	Thursday, 24 June 2021	BLUSH
4	Wednesday, 23 June 2021	AWAKE
3	Tuesday, 22 June 2021	HUMPH
2	Monday, 21 June 2021	SISSY
1	Sunday, 20 June 2021	REBUT
0	Saturday, 19 June 2021	CIGAR

Past Wordle answers: Days with two answers

On which days have there been two Wordle answers?

One of the key things about Wordle is that everyone gets the same answer each day. Or is it? There have been four occasions when the game has served up two different solutions, causing no end of consternation among players.

The first two were victims of the New York Times' purchase of the game in February 2022. The NYT removed around a dozen words that it decided were too difficult for players, or that were in some way controversial.

However, at that time people could play either via the NYT's games site, or via the original Wordle website created by Josh Wardle. And unfortunately, the changes made by the NYT didn't always filter through correctly to the original version.

The result was that on February 15, 2022 some people got AROMA and some the much harder AGORA for puzzle #241. Then on March 30, the same thing happened with STOVE and HARRY for game #284; the NYT thought people would only consider HARRY to be a name, and not a verb (as in to harrass), so it removed it.

The problem reoccurred in May 2022. On May 10 (game #324), the NYT removed the word FETUS in the wake of the US Supreme Court's decision to repeal Roe vs Wade, deeming it too controversial. Instead, most players got SHINE. The next day, some players got GECKO while others received BUTCH, due to the NYT's servers not yet having reset for everyone from the previous day's change.

Game	Date	Correct answer	Alternative answer
325	Tuesday, 10 May 2022	GECKO	BUTCH
324	Monday, 9 May 2022	SHINE	FETUS
284	Wednesday, 30 March 2022	STOVE	HARRY
241	Tuesday, 15 February 2022	AROMA	AGORA

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