Wordle #767: Clues, answer to today's word puzzle for July 26

Wordle is an Internet based game which can easily be played on mobile browsers and Pcs. Wordle is a word puzzle in which you have to crack a word hidden in a grid.

Wordle came in limelight back in the year 2021 when The New York Times bought it from Engineer Josh Wardle who created Wordle just for his wife who loved word games.

Wordle was initially accessible by his friends and close relatives till it was bought by The New York Times for an undisclosed amount.


Wordle is now accessible globally and is available on the NYT website. It is completely ad free and it does not require you to do any login or sign up formalities.

Wordle Rules-

Wordle requires you to decipher a five letter word given in a grid. You have to crack the word by randomly typing in letters inside the grid across and down.

There are only six chances and every wrong entry costs you one.

Here's how you get to know- if you are doing it right or not.

• If the box turns Gray- 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, Bingo! letters match with the same position in which they are placed

Interesting right?

So, let's get back to today's Wordle puzzle

Wordle Hints for July 26

• The word has two vowels.
• The word starts with H.
• The word ends with T.

We hope you were able to decode the word with the help of our hints. If not, keep scrolling!!!

Spoiler Alert!!

Wordle Answer for July 26

Don't lose your heart if you are not getting the answer on your own.. We are here to help you.

So, the answer to today's Wordle puzzle is -

HEART

We hope you could maintain your winning streak. For more such helfpul hints and answer, keep looking for this space.

FAQs

How many chances are there in Wordle?

Wordle requires you to decipher a five letter word. You have to randomly type in letters to crack the puzzle.There are only six chances and every wrong entry costs you one.

Who designed Wordle?

Engineer Josh Wardle designed Wordle for his wife who loved word games. Later on, it was bought by The New York Times for a six figures.