Daily Wordle Hints & Answer

Well, everyone, it's Saturday, March 29, 2025, and once again, it's time to play some Wordle, and today we have a starting word suggestion from Val Emmery, who writes, "My choice for a March-themed starting word is 'rainy.' Love watching you get puzzled every day!" It's my pleasure to get puzzled—it’s all part of the fun. While everyone enjoys a bright, sunny day, there’s something comforting about a rainy one now and then. So, let's see where 'rainy' takes us in today's puzzle.

Today's Wordle No. 1379 Hints – March 29, 2025

General Hints:

• The word contains only one vowel.

• It does have a repeated letter.

• It is often associated with emotions and communication.

• It is a word people say when they feel regret or need forgiveness.

Example-Based Hints:

A Moment of Regret:
A child accidentally bumps into someone while walking down the hallway. Realizing their mistake, they quickly turn around and say a word to express their remorse. What word do they use?

A Heartfelt Apology:
After an argument, a friend reflects on their harsh words and decides to make amends. They send a message expressing their feelings and include a simple but powerful word. What is this word?

A Common Courtesy:
At a crowded event, someone accidentally steps on another person's foot. They immediately react with a polite phrase, using a short word to acknowledge the mistake. What word do they say?

A Song of Remorse:
A singer performs an emotional ballad about past mistakes and the longing to make things right. The lyrics repeat a word that expresses deep regret and the hope for forgiveness. What is this word?

Today's Wordle Answer:

If you don't want the today's wordle answer spoiled please don't read until you've played wordle! if you want the answer then keep reading to see the answer Having said that let's start solving the wordle of the day!

First Guess: Rainy

Second Guess: Ferry

With the R out of position and the Y locked in, I decide to go with 'ferry.' This will not only help determine if there’s a double R, but it will also provide clarity on the placement of the existing R. If an R belongs in the second spot, the double R in 'ferry' should give us one yellow and one gray, effectively confirming its position. It’s a solid strategy that should narrow things down significantly.

The result? We now know that the word does indeed contain a double R, ending in RY. That’s a big clue. However, I’m surprised that the letter preceding 'RY' is not A, I, or E. That rules out many of the common words I was considering. This leaves me with an unusual letter combination to work with. The idea of 'LORRY' comes to mind, though it feels a bit out of place. Another possibility is 'FURRY,' but we’ve already ruled out F. Time to take a closer look at our remaining options.

Third Guess: Hurry

I started considering URRY words, and 'hurry' seems like a strong candidate. It fits the pattern perfectly, and there aren’t many other words that could match. Feeling quite confident, I enter the guess, expecting a quick solution.

But no! 'Hurry' is incorrect. That’s a surprising miss, and it means we’re still not there yet. The good news is that we now know the second letter must be an O. This means our word follows the structure O-R-R-Y, which still leaves us with a few possibilities. However, now I have reason to be a little worried.

Fourth Guess: Worry

With O-R-R-Y confirmed, I realize that the most logical words left are 'worry' and 'sorry.' There’s also a slight chance of 'lorry,' but 'worry' seems like the best option to try next. If it’s correct, we’re done. If it’s not, we’ll have our answer down to just one remaining word.

So, is the answer 'worry'? No, it isn’t. But that officially leaves us with only one clear possibility: 'sorry.'

Fifth Guess: Sorry

It all comes down to this final guess. I type in 'sorry,' hoping that this is the correct answer. And sure enough, it is! After what looked like it might be a quick solve, we ended up in a tense four-letter situation once again. We had just enough runway to work with, but it certainly got a little stressful there for a moment. Still, a win is a win, and we’ll take it.

Tomorrow Word

Another Wordle puzzle, another exciting journey. Twice in one week, we’ve gotten into these four-letter lock-in scenarios, and while it wasn’t as smooth as I’d hoped, we managed to pull through. Hopefully, tomorrow will bring a more straightforward solve. Speaking of which, our starting word for Sunday will be 'solid'—hopefully a solid choice indeed.

If you enjoyed this Wordle adventure, don’t forget to comment and check back for more! See you tomorrow for another round of Wordle fun.

Previous Wordle Answers

• Wordle No. 1377: VERSE
• Wordle No. 1377: SHEET
• Wordle No. 1376: ELBOW
• Wordle No. 1375: SHELF
• Wordle No. 1374: ANGLE