The Wordle answer 333 has been confirmed for May 18, 2022. Today’s answer shouldn’t be too tough for players to figure out, provided they are familiar with the word. Need a tip? Today’s word has two vowels, one in position 3 and one in position 4. Still need assistance? Then read on for the Wordle 333 answer.
What is the Wordle answer 333? (May 18, 2022)
The Wordle answer 333 is now “SCOUR.”
“SCOUR” is a verb that means to “clean or brighten the surface of (something) by rubbing it hard, typically with an abrasive or detergent” or “suffer from diarrhea.” As a noun, it means “the action of scouring or the state of being scoured, especially by swift-flowing water” or “diarrhea in livestock, especially cattle and pigs.” (Definitions from Oxford Languages)
“SCOUR” shouldn’t be too tricky to figure out for most players. The “O” and “U” vowels are likely to be discovered first, as most players’ starting guesses include a generous number of vowels. Then come the common consonants of “S” and “R,” both of which are likely to be guessed next. That just leaves “C,” which is the trickiest letter. Ideally, players will be able to guess “SCOUR” without confirming the “C,” but otherwise careful guesses and the process of elimination should help.
Those finding it difficult to guess the right answer should try eliminating as many letters as possible with each guess. So long as you aren’t playing on Hard Mode, which forces players to use confirmed guesses in all of the following attempts, it’s best to use each new guess to knock out as many potential letters as possible.
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