In Images via Getty Images Welcome back to another installment of “What’s the Wordle answer?” and today almost took me. I ended up getting it in five, but that’s too close for comfort for me. Not a difficult word today in the sense that we all know what it is, but the letters really threw me off based on my first guesses and it took me a while to get there. As far as I can tell, the New York Times still has many Wordle answers to consider before starting to repeat some. Worth at least a few years. I wonder if anyone will keep their series alive for the whole duration?
An introduction to Wordle
For those who are new to the game, read this Wordle Primer before you start playing and find out how this fashion started. Then, if you want some advanced tactics to get these low answers, you can read the Wordle Tips and Tricks guide here.
Today’s Wordle # 358 Answer And Hint
Before we continue, I will post a spoiler warning in case you got here by mistake, or unless you just want a hint. For today, this is something we … all do down here. It will make sense in a minute. And the answer is … Float NOW Float! We all float down here. Stephen King’s It; No? The movie at least? Maybe you understood, maybe not. As for me, here is my journey on how I got to the answer. I started with my usual Crane which was missing a lot and an A in the wrong place. From there, let me guess AUDIO to move A and fill in the remaining vowels. This got me an O. Then I tried TOAST repeating a T, but at least I got one in the right place. O and A are still wrong. I guessed MAGOT that I thought the answer would not get because I do not know what is MAGOT (the wrong spelling of MAGGOT, I understood), again, wrong A and Z. Finally, after much thought my remaining letters, I got it, FLOAT. Strange word structure for this. So, did you keep your streak alive or did you break it? Follow me on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to my free weekly content collection newsletter, God Rolls. Take my science fiction novels Herokiller and The Earthborn Trilogy.
