Each day, NYT Wordle challenges players to guess one five-letter word, enhancing vocab skills while offering an engaging puzzle experience. Hints can aid when players are stuck.
For Game No. 1161 on August 23, the answer starts with 'L', contains two vowels, and refers to a 'bloodsucker that attaches to hosts,' making it relatively straightforward.
To play NYT Wordle effectively, start with diverse five-letter guesses and use results to refine future attempts, capitalizing on the limited six rounds available.
New players should familiarize themselves with game rules and strategies to enhance their guessing efficiency, increasing the chances of maintaining a streak.
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