The Wordle answer 235 has been revealed for February 9, 2022. Today’s answer is going to be especially tough for UK players, as the US spelling is being used. It’s also challenging because of the two rarer letters. Need more clues? Well, there are two vowels taking up positions 2 and 4. Require even more assistance? Then read on for the Wordle answer for number 235.
What is the Wordle answer 235? (February 9, 2022)
The Wordle answer 235 is “HUMOR.”
“HUMOR” as a noun means “the quality of being amusing or comic, especially as expressed in literature or speech” or “a mood or state of mind.” As a verb, it means to “comply with the wishes of (someone) in order to keep them content, however unreasonable such wishes might be.” (Definition from Oxford Languages.)
“HUMOR” isn’t necessarily a tricky word to work out, at least for US players. The two vowels can be found with common starting words like “AUDIO.” Then it’s just a case of carefully eliminating consonants until the word starts to form. However, for UK players, the alternate spelling of “humour” may cause some confusion and frustration. Despite being hosted on a UK website and the game’s creator being from the UK, the words are US variants.
Eliminating letters is easy for those who aren’t playing on Hard Mode, which puts a limit on guesses by including confirmed letters. For those selecting the normal difficulty, each of the 26 letters of the alphabet can be guessed at least once, which makes cutting them easier.
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