Today’s puzzle in Wordle refers to a word that you have probably heard of at least a few times so far if you are a native English speaker. However, it might be a bit difficult for those who are not fluent in English or have not expanded their knowledge of vocabulary that much.
That being said, we are here to help! Even though the letter structure for today’s word might be somehow difficult, the hints below will get you much closer to the answer, still allowing you to guess the word on your own. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the hints.
Wordle Hints & Tips For Saturday, December 3
Today’s word is a noun, and it only has one meaning. The word refers to the main part of the human body, excluding the legs, arms, and head. When we say human body, we refer to all parts and limbs in a human, but if you only want to focus on the main part of the body without branches such as legs or arms, you use a certain word, which is the answer to today’s puzzle.
If you have watched action-thriller or detective-oriented movies a lot, you have probably heard this name when police officers or doctors want to explain which parts of the body of a victim were hit by bullets or other lethal weapons.
There is also a dark comic with the exact name of today’s word, which follows the story of a serial killer who appears to be much more untouchable than the city’s police can handle. It is not a very well-known comic, but if you are a veteran comic reader, you might have read it as well.
As your final hint, today’s word starts with a “T” and ends with an “O”. It has one repeating letter as well as two vowel letters overall. Make sure to use all your remaining chances as we will reveal the answer in the next paragraph.
What Is The Wordle Answer Today? (Saturday, December 3)
The answer to today’s Wordle puzzle is “TORSO“.
Not too difficult, but probably a word that you don’t usually use or see in English, unless you want to mention the clothing of the main part of the body or something else about it.
We will be back tomorrow with new hints for the next Wordle puzzle. Make sure to check back here if you need help.