Wordle #360 out; here are hints and answer for today's Wordle, June 14, 2022

Welcome to Wordle #360, folks! We've got an uncommon word today; something related to amends and used for trains and ankles! For those new to the Wordle space, let's take a quick overview of Wordle and what makes it super exciting:

What is Wordle?


Wordle is a simple word game. It was designed by Josh Wardle, an American software engineer, as a gift for his wife.
The game went viral during the lockdown period and became an iconic sensation. Wardle sold this unique word game to The New YorkTimes and went on to design other similar games. Wordle has inspired the creation of many games with a similar ethos, like Quordle and Heardle.

The most remarkable bit about Wordle is that players can access the game only through mobile and desktop browsers. Unlike other data and money-hungry games, Wordle is not available for downloads via the App Store or the Play Store, and there are no advertisements to bother you.

How to play Wordle?

Players can access the official Wordle website here. You can only play the game once daily, as it discourages addiction, unlike other word games that want you to stay hooked on them for hours. Once you're on the website, you will see a grid of six 5-letter blocks, and you need to guess the correct 5-letter word. In all, you get six tries to get the word right.

Once you type a guess, it will highlight letters in the correct word. If they turn yellow, they are incorrect positions, and if the letters turn green, they are in the proper places. You will win the game if all five letters in your guess turn green. If you cannot guess right in six tries, you will lose for the day, and the system will give you the correct answer. The game renews itself at midnight as per your time zone.

What's Wordle #360?

Today's Wordle is not commonly used. Moreover, it is a verb related to reparation. Last clue: IT HAS THREE VOWELS in it.

Here's the Wordle #360 for June 14, 2022:

ATONE

That's all for today, folks! See you with another Wordle tomorrow.