Wordle 264 Answer for March 10, 2022

Wordle is one of the biggest games on social media so far in 2022. While there are tons of Wordle clones out there, the original only has one word a day. In order to get the answer to today's puzzle, players may want a hint or two.

How To Play Wordle

Wordle is an indie game that was recently purchased by the New York Times. The site is now hosted on the NYT Games, and players just need to head there in order to try it out. After heading to the website, players can play by typing in some words.

Select a starting five-letter English word. Type it into the site and press enter.
The letters will change color based on whether they are correct or not.
Green letters are correct, yellow letters are right but in the wrong place, and gray are incorrect.
Given these clues, players have a total of six tries to guess the word of the day.

Whether players complete the puzzle of the day successfully or not, they will gain access to their Wordle stats. This includes number of puzzles played, winning percentage, winning streak, and even a Share button that copies the colors of their board without spoilers to share on social media. This Share button making it easy to post spoiler-free on social media is most likely one of the reasons why this game became so popular around the English-speaking world.

Hints for the Wordle 264 for March 10, 2022

It is now hosted on the New York Times website, although some players still have access to the original. The puzzles will be different if playing on the original powerlanguage site and New York Times' Wordle website. This answer is only for the NYT version.

Need a few hints to get the correct answer for today's word? Here are a few hints without the complete spoiler.

The word of the day for 264 is similar to yesterday's Wordle puzzle number 263 in that it has no duplicate letters.
This word can be a verb or a noun.
It begins with an "L."
There are two vowels in this word.
It has several definitions, including a gap, an interval, to expire, or to deteriorate.
This word contains one "E."
It rhymes with the word MAPS.