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Of course we’re starting the week with another Wordle puzzle (unless you’re one of those that does it the night before, of course. But if you were, you’d know the answer already and probably wouldn’t be here – so who am I even talking to right now?). Random trains of thought aside, let’s take a look at today’s Wordle answer for March 28th, before I go completely mad.
Wordle 282 is another nasty one, and is very similar in format to a few others that have driven the world mad. That’s to say, there are a lot of words that contain the last four letters of this word. Therefore, you’re only going to get it through a lucky guess, or by getting the first letter/eliminating others early on. So, again, we can expect some spectacularly frustrating X/6s. If you don’t want that to be you, then hopefully we can help with our hints below.
Wordle 282 hints for March 28
- Today’s Wordle answer contains two vowels.
- The word in today’s puzzle is a past participle verb.
- The last four letters of today’s Wordle answer can be found in many words (we already have you this one, so you can’t have another!)
A couple more for a difficult day…
- The vowels in today’s Wordle answer are O and U.
- The vowels are together in the middle of today’s word.
What is today’s Wordle answer for March 25?
So, hopefully that didn’t give away too much or too little. And if you did get stuck with those last four letters, one of the clues above does narrow your choices down a little bit as some of your options are not verbs. Anyway, if you didn’t get it from above, perhaps you’re still stuck with those pesky four letters and don’t want to break your streak, then feel free to read on for today’s Wordle answer. But – as per – here’s your final *spoiler alert*, as the answer is below this image.
Today’s frustrating Wordle answer is… FOUND. So, yes, while a common word, that F could have caused some problems. Just a few other words that have tripped others up include sound, pound, round, mound, wound… so you can see the problem. It’s “water” all over again.
Found meaning
Found is the past participle to the verb to find, this meaning something or someone has been discovered or located in the past.
While you’re waiting for tomorrow’s Wordle, check out some alternatives, such as our new favorite, Heardle. See how quickly you can name the song from just a few seconds of the intro! Particularly good if you’re really fed up with words…
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