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Wordle fans baffled by ‘obscure’ answer to today’s puzzle – but others say ‘stop crying’

WORDLE fans are fuming about the game’s latest winning word, slamming it for apparently being too obscure.

The correct answer has not done much to stem accusations that the game has got harder since changing owners.

GettyFans say latest word is “obscure”[/caption]

“Is it me or are the words getting more obscure?” one user pipped.

“Can we have a Wordle that’s not for toffs please,” another complained.

“I DIDNT GET TODAYS F**KIN WORDLE. WTF IS A TROVE. THATS SO DUMB. WHO PUTS V IN WORDS!!!!,” a third angry player said.

But other users have questioned people’s intelligence if they haven’t heard the word before.

“Some of you #Wordle players need to start learning more words,” a tweeter said.

“Since when is the answer to #Wordle249 an obscure word?


“Get learning and stop crying because you aren’t as smart as you thought you were…”

It comes as fans also spotted a weird coincidence with harder copycat game Quordle.

The non-affiliated spin-off challenges puzzle lovers to guess four words at the same time.

But many were shocked to discover one of the words was the same as Wordle’s, despite the two having nothing in common.

“Some real suspicious s**t with todays Wordle and Quordle,” one said.

“Quordle and Wordle in cahoots today,” another wrote.

Meanwhile, a third user joked: “So are we gonna talk about whether it’s a coincidence or on purpose?”

RexWednesday’s word was also used in Quordle[/caption]

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