As an AI language model, I don’t have access to real-time data such as the specific Wordle answer or hints for game #1,003 on Monday, March 18th, from The New York Times. Additionally, sharing specific answers for Wordle games could spoil the fun for others who enjoy the challenge of solving the puzzle themselves.
However, I can offer some general tips and hints to improve your Wordle game:
- Start with common letters: Begin by guessing words that include frequently used letters in the English language, such as vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and common consonants (T, N, S, R, L).
- Use process of elimination: Keep track of the letters you’ve guessed and their positions in the puzzle. This will help you eliminate possibilities and make more strategic guesses.
- Pay attention to word length: Consider the length of the target word and use it to guide your guesses. For example, if you’ve guessed a word with fewer letters and it doesn’t match any of the positions, try a longer word.
- Guess words with diverse letter combinations: If you’ve guessed words with similar letter patterns and they haven’t been successful, try varying your guesses with different combinations of letters.
- Be flexible: Don’t get too fixated on one guess. If your initial guess doesn’t yield any correct letters, be open to changing your strategy and trying different words.
Remember, the joy of Wordle comes from the challenge of solving the puzzle using your own skills and knowledge. So, keep practicing, stay persistent, and enjoy the process of cracking the code!
