You will probably need some hints for Friday’s Wordle puzzle.
I don’t want to scare you off at the beginning, but the Wordle puzzle for today is one of those difficult words that you have a high chance of failing at figuring it out than successfully solving it without getting help. Even if you still want to challenge yourself, we suggest you read at least the first line of hints below to get an understanding of the subject.
Today’s word is difficult both in terms of letter structure and its rare use cases. It’s not a word that you use every day in your life. You might actually not use this word in your entire life, but there is a little hope here for those who remember their high school subjects very well, especially the ones relating biology.
Wordle Hints & Tips For Friday, December 23
Today’s word is a noun, and it is the name of a part of the human anatomy. So, it’s safe to say that the answer to today’s puzzle is inside yourself. Since its a name, we can’t actually go over the meaning of the word, but we can guide with what this part is doing and where it is located inside your body.
This part of your body is located in your heart. It is the name of a port or a tube on your heart that allows the pumped blood to go to your entire body. It is one of the major parts of the heart, and that’s why you have likely heard its name at high school or any academic environment that basic subjects of human anatomy is explained. If you have a high knowledge of biology, you have already figure out the answer.
For those in need of more hints, today’s word starts with an “A” and ends with an “A” as well. It features three vowel letters overall. Now, it’s time to start using your chances. Make sure to stay away from the next paragraph until you have no chances left.
What Is The Wordle Answer Today? (Friday, December 23)
The answer to today’s Wordle puzzle is “AORTA“.
Well, it was indeed a difficult puzzle to solve for people like me with almost no knowledge of biology, but a failure in such puzzles actually doesn’t come with a frustration as you learn something new.
