If you’re having trouble spotting words in NYT’s Strands, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Many players looking for a fresh challenge beyond Wordle and Connections are turning to Strands. If you’re one of them and need a little help, we’ve gathered today’s hints, answers, and Spangram for March 10, 2025 to keep you on track.
Today’s Wordle hints (game #1360)
To help you solve this puzzle without scrolling for the answers, here are some Strands hints that may guide you:
- Hint #1: Wordle today has vowels in two places. Note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (A, E, I, O, U), not Y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too).
- Hint #2: The first letter in today’s Wordle answer is S.
- Hint #3: There are no repeated letters in today’s Wordle.
- Hint #4: The last letter in today’s Wordle is E
Today’s Strands Answers – Complete Word List
The answer for Wordle today #1360 on March 10, 2025, is SPITE. Meaning of Spite — A feeling of wanting to deliberately hurt, annoy, or offend someone.
Yesterday’s Wordle (game #1359)
Still in a different time zone where it’s Sunday? No worries – here are some hints for Wordle #1359 to help you out.
- Wordle yesterday had vowels in two places.
- The first letter in yesterday’s Wordle answer was G.
- There were repeated letters in yesterday’s Wordle.
- The last letter in yesterday’s Wordle was D.
Still need more help? Here’s an extra clue for game #1359:
Yesterday’s Wordle answer is a machine used to remove moisture. The Wordle answer for game #1359 was GREED.
Wordle answers: The past 50
I’ve been playing Wordle every day for more than three years now and have tracked all of the previous answers so I can help you improve your game. Here are the last 50 solutions starting with yesterday’s answer, or check out my past Wordle answers page for the full list.
- Wordle #1359, Sunday 9 March: GREED
- Wordle #1358, Saturday 8 March: NAVEL
- Wordle #1357, Friday 7 March: TROOP
- Wordle #1356, Thursday 6 March: ALERT
- Wordle #1355, Thursday 06 March: ALERT
- Wordle #1355, Wednesday 05 March: SCRUM
- Wordle #1354, Tuesday 04 March: CHECK
- Wordle #1353, Monday 03 March: SPEAR
- Wordle #1352, Sunday 02 March: DEITY
- Wordle #1351, Saturday 01 February: HOVER
- Wordle #1350, Friday 28 February: FUZZY
- Wordle #1349, Thursday 27 February: LODGE
- Wordle #1348, Wednesday 26 February: AWARD
- Wordle #1347, Tuesday 25 February: DRYER
- Wordle #1346, Monday 24 February: GLAND
- Wordle #1345, Sunday 23 February: OTTER
- Wordle #1344, Saturday 22 February: CREAM
- Wordle #1343, Friday 21 February: CLOVE
- Wordle #1342, Thursday 20 February: ROACH
- Wordle #1341, Wednesday 19 February: MADLY
- Wordle #1340, Tuesday 18 February: INDIE
- Wordle #1339, Monday 17 February: TRAIL
- Wordle #1338, Sunday 16 February: SUAVE
- Wordle #1337, Saturday 15 February: CROOK
- Wordle #1336, Friday 14 February: DITTY
- Wordle #1335, Thursday 13 February: RUMBA
- Wordle #1334, Wednesday 12 February: RAPID
- Wordle #1333, Tuesday 11 February: SCORE
- Wordle #1332, Monday 10 February: GOODY
- Wordle #1331, Sunday 9 February: BONUS
- Wordle #1330, Saturday 8 February: STEEP
- Wordle #1329, Friday 7 February: SWATH
- Wordle #1328, Thursday 6 February: PUPIL
- Wordle #1327, Wednesday 5 February: PEDAL
- Wordle #1326, Tuesday 4 February: TOOTH
- Wordle #1325, Monday 3 February: REVUE
- Wordle #1324, Sunday 2 February: CHORE
- Wordle #1323, Saturday 1 February: RIVET
- Wordle #1322, Friday 31 January: TOAST
- Wordle #1321, Thursday 30 January: FALSE
- Wordle #1320, Wednesday 29 January: UDDER
- Wordle #1319, Tuesday 28 January: FEVER
- Wordle #1318, Monday 27 January: SHUNT
- Wordle #1317, Sunday 26 January: SUNNY
- Wordle #1316, Saturday 25 January: CRISP
- Wordle #1315, Friday 24 January: CREPE
- Wordle #1314, Thursday 23 January: UPPER
- Wordle #1313, Wednesday 22 January: REACH
- Wordle #1312, Tuesday 21 January: ICING
- Wordle #1311, Monday 20 January: SQUID
- Wordle #1310, Sunday 19 January: ROWER
- Wordle #1309, Saturday 18 January: SILLY
What is Wordle?
Wordle is a popular online word-guessing game that took the internet by storm. It was originally created by Josh Wardle in 2021 as a gift for his partner and later acquired by The New York Times in 2022. Here’s how it works:
- You get six chances to guess a five-letter word.
- After each guess, the game gives you feedback: green letters mean they’re correct and in the right spot, yellow letters mean they’re in the word but in the wrong spot, and gray letters mean they’re not in the word at all.
- A new puzzle comes out every day, and it’s the same word for everyone worldwide, which makes it fun to compare with friends or on social media.
- The goal is to figure out the word in as few guesses as possible.
What are the Wordle rules?
The rules of Wordle are simple, but a few twists make the game more engaging.
- Letters in the correct spot turn green.
- Letters in the word but in the wrong spot turn yellow.
- Letters not in the word turn gray.
- Answers are never plural.
- A letter can appear more than once. If you guess a duplicate, both could be green, both could be yellow, or one could be each.
- Every guess must be a valid word in Wordle’s dictionary. Random letter sequences like ABCDE won’t work.
- You don’t have to reuse correct letters in later guesses unless you enable Hard mode.
- You have six attempts to solve the puzzle.
- The daily Wordle resets at midnight in your time zone.
- Wordle’s answers come from a list of 2,309 possible words.
- You can use a wider pool of roughly 10,000 words as guesses. While plural words like WORDS are accepted as inputs, they won’t be correct answers (see point 4 above).
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