Josh Wardle’s word-puzzle game continues to sweep across the world under the ownership of the New York Times. Despite claims that it’s starting to lose traction, evidence points to the contrary as Wordle has effectively birthed a new genre of “dle” games like Heardle. Having said that, the Wordle gods haven’t been too kind these past few days. Yesterday’s Word, for example, was far from easy and so was Tuesday’s, albeit our tips and tricks might have been too on the nose for that one. Either way, the Wordle of the day for May 12 isn’t the most challenging combination of letters but will nevertheless tease your brains enough to make you want to ask for help.
Hints for Wordle #327 (May 12)
Is Wordle #327 a difficult world? Not really. You most likely use it on a daily basis even if not as often as you’d think. If not, you’ve heard someone use it. To help further you along, here are some clues for Wordle #327:
First hint: It’s a verb Second hint: It’s the past tense and past participle version of a common word Third hint: The word only has one vowel Fourth hint: It’s meant to describe hanging something loosely with straps Fifth hint: Each letter of the word is unique
Remember, you get six tries to get today’s Wordle right, so don’t rush it. If you guessed Wordle #327 right, good for you. Don’t spread the answers just yet, since some people want to figure it out themselves. Of course, if you’d like to bask in your proud achievement, then all you have to do is to hit the “Share” button.
What is the Wordle answer for May 12, Thursday?
Before anything else, spoilers! If you’d like to have another shot at May 12’s word, feel free to scroll back up. Unfortunately, you can only try so many times, and when you’re down to your last chance, you might value keeping up your streak. If you’ve accepted your fate, here is the answer to May 12’s Wordle: The Wordle of the Day for May 12, 2022, #327, is: SLUNG
