Looking for an archive of past Wordle answers? Wordle has become something of a household name in browser-based games over the past year, its daily puzzles prompting the entire internet to stretch their lexical muscles, scratch their brains, and compare notes online after their six guesses are complete. Hundreds of Wordle puzzles have passed since the game was first unleashed onto the world, and there's now a burgeoning repository of words that now cannot be used for any future Wordle puzzles.
If you're looking for an up-to-date alphabetical list of all previous Wordle answers, check out our list below. You can also keep scrolling for a primer on how Wordle works for the uninitiated. Looking for today's solution? Check out the Wordle hint and answer for Sunday 2nd February!
Note: we update this list at 8am UK time every day. So if you're in a later timezone and don't want to be spoiled, please try to play today's Wordle before that time in order to make use of our guide! Below you can find our list of the most recent previous Wordle solutions, both so you can see what Wordle is all about, and so you know which words to avoid guessing for future Wordles. Wordle doesn't repeat words if it can help it. Perhaps one day the New York Times will need to start recycling old words, but there's an awful lot of viable five-letter words to choose from, so for now you can feel free to use this archive to check if the word you're about to guess has already been used previously, and therefore cannot be the solution to today's puzzle.
Looking for another daily word game as good as Wordle but different? Wordle is a little daily word game that takes place on a grid. The aim is to guess the hidden five-letter word for that day, and you do that by entering in five-letter words as guesses. With each guess you enter, the tiles of some letters may light up yellow or green, giving you information about whether any of the letters you've used appear in the solution word:. Using this information you can slowly learn more about which letters are in the solution word, hopefully giving you the information you need to guess it correctly.
You have six guesses in total: if you don't find the solution word by your sixth guess, then you've lost that day's Wordle. You can only play one Wordle per day.
