Wordle Today: Hints and Answers for March 5, 2025

It’s a simple premise—six chances and a five-letter word.

When Josh Wordle created and developed this game, it has prospered to be a daily ritual now. This game is a combination of a word guess and vocabulary, and how interesting is it to guess so many five-letter words every day?

In this game, the players are presented with a 5x6 blank grid and a manual keyword. The letters are color-coded: green for the correct letter and position, yellow for the correct letter and incorrect position, and gray for the non-existent letter.

Where to Play

Visit the New York Times Games website, where you can play Wordle.

Beyond the thrill, the game offers an everyday mental workout. It encourages the players to analyze the patterns and also expand their vocabulary. The process of deducing the letters and constructing potential color codes helps one to adapt to the game.

Let’s get back to business! What’s the word today?

Wordle #1355 Hints for March 5, 2025

Today’s word is synonymous with words like ‘crowd’, ‘mob’, or ‘army’.

Hint 1: The word has one vowel, placed at the fourth position.

Hint 2: The first letter is “S.”

Hint 3: There are no repeated letters in the word.

Did you get it?

If yes, give it a try!

If not, a SuperHint is on your side!

SuperHint: Think of a rugby formation or a way to organize tasks.

Wordle #1355 Answer for March 5, 2025

The answer for Wordle Today #1355 for March 5, 2025, is “SCRUM.” Don’t worry if the hints didn’t work today; there is always tomorrow.

Definitions:

In the game of rugby, a scrum is a play where the forwards of each team push against each other to gain possession.
In agile development, Scrum is a framework that helps people build principles into their work and communication.

Keep track of your performance at the WordleBot by The New York Times.

Did you know

Wordle is more than just a fleeting trend. It has captivated millions of people across the world. Every day, people play, share, discuss, and debate how they tried to crack the word. Its minimal design, challenging puzzles, and complex digital experience are worth the time.

"SALET” is the best word to start playing Wordle, according to a research paper released by MIT researchers.