Wordle #765: Hints, answer to today's word puzzle for July 24

Wordle is a web based game designed by Engineer Josh Wardle for his partner who loves word games. Initially it was only accessible by close relatives and friends. Later on, it was bought by The New York Times for an undisclosed amount.

Wordle is now available at the NYT website and is free to play. The website does not require you to do any fishy logins or sign ups to play the game.



Wordle has become increasingly popular worldwide over the years. It is one of the most played web games.

How to play Wordle?

Wordle is a word puzzle game in which you have to decode a word hidden in the grid by randomly typing in letters across and down.

While typing in the letters, you have to make sure that these letters are added in the grid across and down to decipher a five letter word in order to win the game.

But, here's a twist!

You only have six chances to decode the word and every wrong entry costs you one.

Wordle Rules-

If the box turns Grey- it means letters from your word are not there in the secret word at all.

If it turns Yellow- it means, the letters are there but not in the same position.

If it turns Green means, you've nailed it, letters match with the same position in which they are placed.

Worle Hints for July 24

• The word has only one vowel.
• The starting letter of the word is H.
• The ending letter of the word is Y.

If you are still looking for the answer, Scroll down!

Wordle Answer for July 24

Still looking for answer??

The answer is very easy ..!



Spoiler Alert!

The answer for Wordle, July 24 is HOBBY.

Hope you could answer that right! If not, Better luck next time.

FAQs

Who owns Wordle?

The New York Times owns Wordle. It was earlier deisgned by Engineer Josh Wardle for his partner and was accessible only by close relatives till it was bought by NYT and was made publically accessible.

How many chances are there in Wordle?

Wordle is a word puzzle game in which you have to decode a word hidden in the grid by randomly typing in letters across and down. You only have six chances to decode the word and every wrong entry costs you one.