TheWordlefor August 24 may seem tricky at first, but luckily, it’s a fairly common word that many of us may recognize. This time, it contains a repeated letter and a few vowels, but don’t let that deter you - with the word’s definition and some context clues, you should be able to figure this one out in no time.
Ready to launch into the puzzle? Keep reading for additional hints to help you get on the right track.
Wordle Hints & Tips For Wednesday, August 24
This word is an adjective used to describe two kinds of people. Both definitions are fairly common, so chances are you’ll recognize at least one usage of this Wordle.
People would use this word to describe those who don’t have enough necessities - things like food, water, shelter, or money. Those who live in poverty or below their means can be described using this word - more through the lens of sympathy rather than judgment.
This word can also refer to someone who gets deeply emotionally attached to others (usually one specific person, like a partner or a best friend). Those who act excessively clingy and behave selfishly to fulfill themselves would be described with this word.
For our final hints, the August 24 Wordle starts with an “N” and ends with a “Y.“Unlike yesterday’s Wordle, this word does, in fact, contain a repeated letter. Additionally, it contains two unique vowels in its spelling. If you still find yourself struggling, keep reading for the final answer reveal.
What Is The Wordle Answer Today? (Wednesday, August 24)
The answer to today’s puzzle in Wordle is “NEEDY.“
Today’s fun fact about the Wordle - “needy” is also the name of one of pop star Ariana Grande’s songs. From her album titled “thank u, next,” “needy” is the second track on the list. This song shares a title with one of American country pop singer Kelsea Ballerini’s songs as well. Her “needy” is the 11th track on her third studio album titled “kelsea.”
That wraps up another Wordle, folks! Hopefully, you’ve been able to maintain your streak thus far. Of course, the game isn’t all about the high streak - but it sure feels great, doesn’t it? If you’re looking for more hints on the next Wordle, check back here for an updated guide. The game itself updates each day at midnight your local time.
