WORDLE HINT TODAY (#1159 DATED 21st AUGUST 2024)

Welcome to the Wordle Hint List for August 21, 2024! We’ve crafted a series of hints to keep you entertained as you zero in on the wordle of the day. Whether you enjoy riddles, visual clues, or wordplay, these hints will lead you to the answer—while keeping the fun intact!

WORDLE HINT #1 -RIDDLES

I cover the ground to keep things neat,
I help your plants in the summer heat.
I’m made of wood or leaves, not too much,
What five-letter word am I?

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In the garden bed, I make my bed,
Keeping roots cool, where I’m spread.
I help your garden grow so lush,
What’s my name? Give it a rush!

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WORDLE HINT #2 – PICTURE CLUE

Imagine an image of a garden bed with dark brown wood chips covering the soil, neatly surrounding blooming flowers.

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WORDLE HINT #3 – STARTING AND ENDING LETTERS

It starts with the letter M, as in “Mother Nature’s cozy blanket for plants!”

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It ends with the letter H, because when you see it, your plants say, “Ahhhh!”

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WORDLE HINT #4 – NUMBER OF VOWELS

This word has one vowel—like how it’s nice and simple, just like the cover it provides.

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WORDLE HINT #5 – SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS

Think of words like covering, bark, compost, or blanket. What word fits in the garden?

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Words like bare, exposed, or naked are its opposites. What’s the cozy garden word we’re after?

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WORDLE HINT #6 – A PUN!

I’m not much, but I’m enough to keep weeds at bay. You could say I’m your garden’s undercover agent!

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WORDLE HINT #7 – EMOJI CLUE

🌱🪵🍂 = Plants, wood, and leaves… What’s the word that ties them all together?

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WORDLE HINT #8 – SOUND CLUE

Imagine the soft crunch underfoot as you walk through a garden path. That sound hints at this word!

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WORDLE HINT #9 – FAMOUS PHRASE

What’s the word that makes this sentence true: “Keep your garden tidy and lush, just spread a little… _______?”

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WORDLE HINT #10 – ANAGRAM CLUE

Mix up the letters C, U, L, M, H, and you’ll uncover the answer.

THE ANSWER REVEALED!!!

Blanket for the soil,
Nourishing the roots below,
Keeps weeds far away.

Yes, I’m the word “MULCH”.