Wordle #801: Hints, answer to today's word puzzle for August 29

Wordle is a web based game word puzzle game. It is available at The New York Times website.

Wordle was designed by Engineer Josh Wardle for his wife who loved word games.It was only fun and games till The New York Times bought the game for six figures.

Wordle has become a morning tea ritual for people across the globe to solve the puzzle early on. It is becoming increasing popular day by day.


Many Wordle like games later came in the market like Dordle, Quordle, Squabble, Heardle etc.

Wordle can easily be played on mobile browsers and Pcs. It is free to play and can be played without any sign up formalities.

How to play Wordle?

Wordle is a word puzzle game in which you have to decipher a five letter word given inside a grid. You have to randomly type in letters across and down to check the word.

No wait! It's not that easy!

You only have 6 attempts to unlock the word in order to win.

The blocks will change their color when you type letters inside the grid.

These colors will help you know if you are playing it right or not- here's how?

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

Wordle Hints for August 29

• The word starts from C.
• The word ends at R.
• It has two vowels.

Meaning: To skip or to dance in a lively or playful way.

Hope these hints help you with the answer for today's Wordle puzzle. If not, scroll down to maintain your winning streak.


Spoiler Alert!

Wordle Answer for August 29

The answer is CAPER.

We hope you could solve the Wordle puzzle for today, If not! Wish you good luck for next time.

FAQs

When does Wordle reset?
Wordle brings in new challenges every day. It stays for 24 hr and then resets every midnight. Every day a new challenge comes up to decipher a new word.


Who designed Wordle?
Engineer Josh Wardle designed Wordle for his wife earlier till it was made public when New York Times bought it for an undisclosed amount.