Today’s ‘Wordle’ Word of the Day Answer #244: February 18th 2022

Here is the answer and some hints for the Wordle 244 word for today, released on February 18th 2022.

UPDATE: CLICK HERE FOR THE HINTS AND ANSWERS FOR WORDLE 245

Wordle is a very popular word game that has recently been bought by the New York Times newspaper which has added to their existing game collection. With the crossover from the Wordle game moving from the Power Language website to the newspaper, some players found that their stats had been wiped, but there was an easy fix to restore the data on the new site.

The New York Times have also stated that some five letter words have been removed from the future Wordle list, as they want the game to be accessible to more players. This being said, there are many players that think the Wordle words have been harder since the paper have taken the game over.

Wordle Hints Today

Here are the hints we have for our readers today for Wordle 244. Make sure you scroll slowly to avoid seeing the answer if you don’t want it to be revealed to you straight away.

Hint 1: Contains the letter G
Hint 2: It starts with the letter D
Hint 3: There are two vowels in this word, not placed together.
Hint 4: The word means to avoid.

What is the Wordle 244 Answer Today? (February 18th, 2022)

Here is how I got to the answer of Wordle 244 today. I first started with the word ‘DREAM’ and this showed me that the word started with a D and has an E in it, but it isn’t in the third position of the word. I then guessed the word ‘DECKS’ which didn’t give me any other information apart from knowing the E was not in the second place either. I then made another guess, which just so happened to be the answer to Wordle 244 which is..

DODGE!

I think it was more to do with luck that I managed to get the Wordle answer in three today, but I’ll take it! Well done if you guessed the Wordle correctly today! Why not try solving maths equations with the popular game Nerdle? We have all the hints and answers if you need help for today’s daily equations, which you can see below: