Wordle 213 Answer for January 18, 2022

The simple yet challenging word-guessing game called Wordle has been taking the internet by storm as of late. The game can be accessed via an internet browser on a phone or computer, making it super simple for anyone to start playing. How it all works is that every 24 hours a new word appears on the Wordle site and people have only a few tries to guess what the five-letter word is. After each guess from the player, the color of the tiles will change to show which ones are correct or incorrect.

If a Wordle tile is grayed out, that means that the chosen letter is not in the word at all. If the tile turns yellow, that means that the letter is in the wrong spot, but it exists in the Wordle puzzle. And finally, if a tile turns green, the letter is in the correct spot.

The correct answer for Wordle 213 is below for players to see, but for those who don't want to cheat immediately, there are some helpful hints below to help out. These hints won't give out the complete answer but will give players a little nudge in the right direction for today's challenging Wordle. And since Wordle currently has no ads or microtransactions, players can take all the time today to solve it without interruptions. However, this puzzle will go away once the next one has gone live, which will reset every 24 hours.

Wordle 213 Hints

Today's Wordle has two vowels in it
Today's Wordle has three consonants
Today's Wordle starts with the letter "P"
Today's Wordle ends with the letter "Y"
Today's Wordle begins with "PRO"
No letters appear more than once

Wordle 213 Answer for January 18, 2022

The answer for Wordle puzzle number 213 for January 18, 2022, is PROXY. For the unaware, the word proxy is a noun whose definition reads: "The authority to represent someone else, especially in voting." An example of proxy being used in a sentence could be something like: "The man was not able to vote in the current election, so he nominated someone else as his proxy."

Those that figured out the word for today's hard puzzle should be proud of themselves. Although proxy isn't the most uncommon word out there in the English language, it's not used very often in everyday conversations.