If you need a little hint for Sunday’s puzzle, we can help you with that.
Today’s Wordle puzzle might seem like a difficult one, but it actually represents something very common, especially in big cities. So, as you may have already guessed, it is a place, but what kind of a place? Well, we will get there too!
What makes today’s puzzle look difficult is its letter structure. The word does feature a repeating letter, but we will help you with that. So, you only need to worry about the three unique missing letters.
Wordle Hints & Tips For Sunday, February 19
Today’s word is a noun, and it refers to a particularly small building – better to call it a structure as it is not even a building most times – inside which a salesperson sells newspapers, journals, cigarettes, chocolate bars, snacks, coffee, and some other kinds of brief meals or drinks. The structure is usually something like conex boxes, and it is indeed something portable.
In some countries, there is a certain type of this structure that has a public telephone inside. This one is common in the United Kingdom, as they are mostly painted red.
Well, if you still need more hints to figure out the answer, we should move on to the letter structure. Today’s word starts and ends with “K”. So, you now know what is the repeating letter and where it repeats. The three missing letters are placed in the top and middle rows of the Wordle keyboard. Two of those letters are vowels, both can be found in the top row.
That’s a wrap for today’s hints, Now, start using your chances, and in case you don’t want to get spoiled, make sure to avoid reading the next paragraph as long as you have chances left.
What Is The Wordle Answer Today? (Sunday, February 19)
The answer to today’s Wordle puzzle is “KIOSK“.
If you are living in a city, you have more than likely seen multiple kiosks. And those who live in the UK, already know about the red telephone kiosks. It is surely one of the unique aspects of the UK and London.
Anyway, that’s it for today. Come back tomorrow for new hints on the next Wordle puzzle.
