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Wordle hint and answer (#622): How to solve the Friday March 3 WordleStuck on today’s Wordle word for Mar 3? Read our hint or find the answer below!

Stuck on today’s Wordle word for Mar 3? Read our hint or find the answer below!

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Wordle can be a challenge, of course, which is why we’ve put together some hints to help you out with today’s puzzle if you get stuck. Alternatively, if for whatever reason you just want to view the answer, scroll down below the video to see the spoiler and its definition in full.

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Wordle hint: Clues for the Mar 3 Wordle word today

Before we reveal the Wordle answer for today, why not see if you can figure out the solution with the help of our handy hints below:

Our first Wordle hint today is:

Today’s Wordle answer has two different vowels next to each other.

Our second Wordle hint today is:

The second letter is “Q”, which ought to help you figure out that first vowel.

Our third Wordle hint today is:

This word has a variety of meanings, including a slightly unflattering description of someone with a thickset build.

Still having some trouble finding today’s Wordle solution? To preserve your win streak, scroll down to reveal today’s Wordle answer, and a description of the word’s meaning.

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What is today’s Wordle answer on Mar 3?

It’s time to reveal the answer to today’s Wordle. The word is…

SQUAT.

Tricky “QU” aside, this one was too bad! S, A, and T all come out of the gate pretty early with most people’s starting guesses, so with luck this one left you feeling as smart and smug as I did after getting it with multiple guesses to spare.

What does the Wordle answer today mean?

“Squat” has a variety of meanings in modern English, though they all recognisably share the same root in the Old French word for “flatten”, “esquatir”. A squat can be the act of crouching with knees bent but with only the feet touching the floor, and is also the name of that position. To squat can mean to occupy an uninhabited and likely derelict residence without legal permission, and can also be the informal name of the building being used as such. Someone who is described as squat is likely of a short but solid physical build, while someone who knows squat basically knows nothing at all.

How to share your Wordle results without spoilers

Use the built-in Wordle sharing feature to share your results without spoiling the answer!

A screenshot of the Wordle sharing panel, with the sharing button highlighted and an example on the right of the spoiler-free sharing format which is copied to the clipboard when a user clicks the sharing button.

Wordle has a built-in method of sharing your results in a spoiler-free way, so that those you sent it to don’t see today’s Wordle word itself, only the colours in your grid to show how well you did.

To share your Wordle results, simply complete (or lose) today’s Wordle, and then wait a moment for the statistics panel to appear on your screen. Then tap the “SHARE” button.

On PC this will simply copy the text into your clipboard, so you can then paste the text anywhere you wish, whether it’s a private message or a status update on social media. On iPhone or Android, when you tap the “SHARE” button you’ll have the option either to copy to clipboard, or to share the results directly to another app on your phone (such as WhatsApp or Twitter).

Using the built-in sharing feature of Wordle is a much nicer way of sharing your results than potentially spoiling the answer to those who haven’t yet had the chance to play today’s Wordle themselves. So we highly encourage you to use it!

How to play Wordle

Wordle is wonderfully simple. The aim is to guess the correct five-letter word within six guesses. After each guess, the letters of your chosen word will highlight green if they’re in the correct place, yellow if they’re in the wrong place, or grey if they don’t appear in the word at all.

Using these clues you can start to narrow down the correct word. Head over to theWordlesite to try it for yourself!

How did Wordle begin?

Are any Wordle words not allowed?

Youcan type in any words you like, but be aware that the actual answer will never be a rude word.

A Wordle grid with punctuation instead of letters for most of the tiles, and a red cross over the whole image.

You can type in pretty much any five-letter word in the English language and Wordle will accept it as a guess. However, the answer is picked each day from a much smaller list of more common five-letter words. There are still thousands of possible answers, of course, but it means the answer will never be a word as obscure as, say, “THIOL”, or “CAIRD”, or “MALIC” (yes, those are all real words).

There are very occasional words which the New York Times will choose not to publish as the day’s Wordle answer, perhaps for reasons relating to recent news or politics. For example, shortly after news broke that Roe v Wade might be overturned in the United States, the NYT decided to change the March 30th word from “FETUS” to “SHINE”, as the feeling was that the word “fetus” was too politically charged a word in the context of recent events.

The New York Times has also been careful never to allow what they consider to be rude words as the answer to a Wordle puzzle. But of course there’s nothing stopping you from using even the dirtiest of words as guesses, as long as they’re accepted words in the dictionary, and as long as you realise that they’ll never end up being the answer.

Is Wordle getting too easy for you?

If after all that Wordle is still too easy for you, then you could always try one of the many other Wordle-inspired games online that have cropped up over the past year. One of our favourites isWorldle, in which you must guess a country of the world based on its shape. There’s alsoWaffle, which is about swapping letters in a completed grid to complete all the words;Moviedle, which shows you an entire movie in a tiny space of time and challenges you to guess the movie within six guesses; andQuordle, which tasks you with solving four Wordles at once with the same guesses.

If you need some help with future Wordles, be sure to check out our list of thebest Wordle starting wordsfor the greatest chance of success. You can also check out our archive ofpast Wordle answersto see which words have been chosen previously.

Use ourWordle Solver toolto help you figure out the answer to any Wordle in moments! Just pop your current guesses in the grid and watch the tool instantly give you all the potential answers.