March 13 Wordle 632 Answer and Hints

Many word puzzle enthusiasts worldwide will visit the New York Times Games page to take on today's Wordle challenge. To emerge victorious, some players may require guidance on the game's rules of play or some hints for the answer.

How To Play Wordle

As a quick note: this article is about the original version of Wordle which is owned by the New York Times Games. There are tons of other Wordles out there, from the Wordle clone for Nintendo Switch called Words with Freds to the clone that is all about Pokemon called Sqwordle. Other versions of Wordle can be just as fun, but will have different answers than what is listed here, and they can even have slightly different rules.

In order to start playing, first choose a starting Wordle word. This word:

Must be five letters long.
Must be a real word.
Should contain five different letters in it.
Should contain two or three vowels.
Should not be a plural noun ending in S.
Should not be a previous answer.
Cannot be offensive words like slurs that were censored from Wordle by the New York Times.
Can have duplicated letters.

Once a beginning word has been chosen, type it into the Wordle grid. Press enter. The letters of the chosen word will change colors.

If a letter becomes green, it is correct and in the right position or positions in the word.
If the letter becomes yellow, it is right but in the wrong place or places in the word.
Letters that turn gray are incorrect.

Choose another word that fits with all the color-coded clues from the first word, then type it into the grid as well. Its letters will also change colors. Keep going until the answer is found or the player runs out of the six tries they get. Puzzles reset daily at midnight local time.