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Today's Wordle No. 1349 Hints and Answer for February 27, 2025

 Hello everyone! It’s Thursday, February 27, 2025, and it’s time once again to dive into another round of Wordle. A special shoutout to Too Keen for You—love that screen name!—who mentioned binge-reading my Wordle posts. That’s incredible! With over a thousand posts available, there’s plenty of Wordle content to enjoy if you ever want to indulge.

But for now, let’s focus on today’s puzzle. We’re kicking things off with the word BINGE—a fitting choice!

Today's Wordle Hints:

General Hints:

  • The word has two vowels.
  • There is no repeated letter.
  • It is a common five-letter noun.
  • It refers to a place where people stay temporarily.

Example-Based Hints:

  • This word can describe cabins or shelters in the woods.
  • Hotels, inns, and resorts can sometimes be called this.
  • If you go on a ski trip, you might stay in one of these.


Today's Wordle Answer:

If you don't want the today's wordle answer spoiled please don't read until you've played wordle! if you want the answer then keep reading to see the answer Having said that let's start solving the wordle of the day!


First Guess: BINGE


Right from the beginning, we had an interesting development. The letters G and E landed perfectly in position at the end. That might be our luckiest opening guess of the week!

With such a strong start, I had a lot of different directions to consider. My immediate thought was GUAGE, but I wasn’t quite sure about the third letter. Double G?

I considered several possibilities. GuAGE would also check for the presence of an A. DODGE seemed like a solid option, but did it make sense over others? HEDGE was another strong word that introduced an H.

I debated between DODGE and HEDGE, wondering whether an O or a double E was more likely. It felt like a 50/50 situation, but I had to start somewhere.

SECOND GUESS: LODGE

Today's Wordle No. 1349 Hints and Answer for February 27, 2025

At the last second, a realization hit me: why not try LODGE? That way, I could check for another letter while still keeping the ODGE structure in mind.

I locked in LODGE, held my breath, and… boom! It was the correct answer!

A two-guess solve! That’s a rarity, and it’s been a long time since I’ve had one of those. I was this close to submitting DODGE, but the last-minute switch paid off. A huge thank you to Too Keen for You—your enthusiasm must have sent some lucky vibes my way!

Tomorrow is Fearless Friday, which means an extra challenge awaits. It’s also Pizza Day, so I’ll be starting with PIZZA as my opening word. That choice feels a little ironic since I’m on a keto carnivore diet—no bread, sauce, or cheese for me! But I can still enjoy the toppings, right?

Thank you all for reading, and supporting. I’ll see you tomorrow for another exciting round of Wordle!

Did you guess LODGE quickly, or did you go in a different direction? Share your experiences in the comments!

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