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Today’s Dordle Answers (April 2024)

Keep your Dordle streak going!

If you love Wordle and you're starving for something a bit more challenging after solving the daily puzzle, we recommend Dordle. This browser game follows the familiar premise but doubles the fun. Your goal is to guess two words, with only seven attempts to do so.

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If you need help to guess the correct words and want to keep the streak going, take a peek at our article and find the latest daily Dordle answer. We're collecting all the solutions and compiling them on our list as soon as they drop, so come back whenever you need help to keep your streak of wins.

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April 2024

  • April 8 - VISOR & DITTY
  • April 7 - SHRUG & PLANT
  • April 6 - TITAN & FRIED
  • April 5 - JOKER & AROMA
  • April 4 - CAROL & DETOX
  • April 3 - BAYOU & JUROR
  • April 2 - SPOOL & BUNCH
  • April 1 - MOGUL & AFOOT

March 2024

  • March 31 - JOLLY & STONE
  • March 30 - FUZZY & FOAMY
  • March 29 - BRIDE & ETHER
  • March 28 - CLONE & SHEER
  • March 27 - CARDS & SNEAK
  • March 26 - GRAPE & SMOKE
  • March 25 - BRAID & RHINO
  • March 24 - HILLY & TWAIN
  • March 23 - SPORE & MASON
  • March 22 - NUDGE & GUPPY
  • March 21 - SPARK & TIDAL
  • March 20 - LUNAR & PRUDE
  • March 19 - OVOID & NEEDS
  • March 18 - FLASK & STEEL
  • March 17 - OLDEN & CABAL
  • March 16 - MUSIC & SNARE
  • March 15 - ELFIN & BIBLE
  • March 14 - PEACE & LIVER
  • March 13 - DECAY & SPORE
  • March 12 - DOWEL & MERCY
  • March 11 - POWER & SINEW
  • March 10 - CIVIL & SOBER
  • March 9 - LADEN & PENNY
  • March 8 - GRIST & BIDDY
  • March 7 - ENTER & STILL
  • March 6 - ENSUE & CURIO
  • March 5 - CAMEL & CHAFE
  • March 4 - INEPT & ROAST
  • March 3 - ALBUM & ZONAL
  • March 2 - STRAP & STOOL
  • March 1 - CHECK & SINEW

February 2024

  • February 29 - FLUID & LOOSE
  • February 28 - RUGBY & CADET
  • February 27 - PRICE & CHORD
  • February 26 - FEAST & JETTY
  • February 25 - PLUCK & NEVER
  • February 24 - TEMPO & STING
  • February 23 - SPICY & VIPER
  • February 22 - CABIN & SPEAR
  • February 21 - RAVEN & PEACH
  • February 20 - BROWN & SWISH
  • February 19 - CROAK & BRING
  • February 18 - DOUBT & DUCAL
  • February 17 - FIERY & RIPEN
  • February 16 - WAXEN & TUNIC
  • February 15 - LAGER & BOSSY
  • February 14 – DECAY & LYMPH
  • February 13 – STAFF & DEIFY
  • February 12 – GOUGE & CREAM
  • February 11 – UNITE & MACHO
  • February 10 – POLAR & CYNIC
  • February 9 – LACED & ROAST
  • February 8 – WALTZ & PLATE
  • February 7 – TREAD & SWISH
  • February 6 – MANSE & DRAIN
  • February 5 – MACAW & GLEAN
  • February 4 – STERN & RESIN
  • February 3 – FOAMY & POKER
  • February 2 – OFFER & MOLAR
  • February 1 – CHINA & BRAIN

January 2024

  • January 31 – GRIST & FALSE
  • January 30 – EVERY & BUSHY
  • January 29 – ALIBI & SCARY
  • January 28 – SCOOP & QUAFF
  • January 27 – LURID & ETHOS
  • January 26 – SWAMP & PHONE
  • January 25 – FLOUT & CROWN
  • January 24 – BLOOD & CALVE
  • January 23 – CANDY & CLEAT
  • January 22 – ABYSS & NOTCH
  • January 21 – START & WHILE
  • January 20 – WHICH & VENOM
  • January 19 – RIDER & SKULK
  • January 18 – ARENA & BOOST
  • January 17 – BORAX & GUMMY
  • January 16 – ABOVE & JUDGE
  • January 15 – PAPER & MAUVE
  • January 14 – ARTSY & PETER
  • January 13 – SADLY & ALONE
  • January 12 – DEIFY & FLOUR
  • January 11 – EXIST & MERCY
  • January 10 – COAST & FEINT
  • January 9 – WIELD & LACED
  • January 8 – LOYAL & MOLAR
  • January 7 – DULLY & TODDY
  • January 6 AGAPE & CHIME
  • January 5 – APART & LYING
  • January 4 – TIARA & AMITY
  • January 3 – CARVE & LASSO
  • January 2 – CHEEK & BERYL
  • January 1 – WHOOP & SERUM

December 2023

  • December 31 – CONDO & MARCH
  • December 30 – CREEP & DUNCE
  • December 29 – SABLE & WINCH
  • December 28 – TEACH & LAYER
  • December 27 – RAVEN & SHOOK
  • December 26 – BISON & NURSE
  • December 25 – EXULT & TOWEL
  • December 24 – STOMP & NERVE
  • December 23 – CLINK & SPORE
  • December 22 – PIQUE & PIETY
  • December 21 – PLUNK & JAWED
  • December 20 – CONIC & SMITE
  • December 19 – TRAIL & VIXEN
  • December 18 – DEBAR & QUILL
  • December 17 – CANNY & SERVE
  • December 16 – LEGAL & FOLLY
  • December 15 – GRASP & FLOWN
  • December 14 – GLEAN & RANGE
  • December 13 – SLEPT & CADRE
  • December 12 – BOOZE & WHELP
  • December 11 – STAIN & FUDGE
  • December 10 – MAPLE & TARRY
  • December 9 – SPECS & ADULT
  • December 8 – SCRIP & NEEDY
  • December 7 – BLOOD & PILAF
  • December 6 – GRUEL & GRIEF
  • December 5 – DWELL & BOOST
  • December 4 – OPERA & STEAM
  • December 3 – ASSAY & SWUNG
  • December 2 – TONED & STILL
  • December 1 – OCTET & SPOON

November 2023

  • November 30 – FARCE & BROAD
  • November 29 – ENVOY & TAUPE
  • November 28 – ABHOR & WIGHT
  • November 27 – PRIED & SLING
  • November 26 – FRONT & VIRUS
  • November 25 – STAND & COUPE
  • November 24 – WINCH & BOAST
  • November 23 – CLERK & FETUS
  • November 22 – GRAPE & GELID
  • November 21 – ROUGH & ASKEW
  • November 20 – WHICH & VENOM
  • November 19 – NOISY & MULCH
  • November 18 – CAGEY & FLOUT
  • November 17 – SCHWA & ABBEY
  • November 16 – BIBLE & CABLE
  • November 15 – VERSE & DOWSE
  • November 14 – DEPOT & DULLY
  • November 13 – RAPID & SCOUT
  • November 12 – SCORE & NOVEL
  • November 11 – FLOSS & THREE
  • November 10 – ADORE & ABYSS
  • November 9 – JUICY & DOWSE
  • November 8 – DRYLY & GOOSE
  • November 7 – TONGS & VITAL
  • November 6 – ONION & CLOAK
  • November 5 – CAROL & FRONT
  • November 4 – WRECK & TATTY
  • November 3 – MINIM & STAPH
  • November 2 – STORY & ANION
  • November 1 – SMALL & BLOND

Dordle Tips & Tricks

Getting better at Dordle comes with practice, but there are several tips and tricks you can use to become a master guesser quickly:

  • A strong starting word is the key. Try picking an example that has three different vowels since they're the most common letters that will point you in the right direction. Try words such as ALONE or GUIDE.
  • Avoid the words with repeating letters on your first try to maximize the chances of guessing all of them correctly.
  • Try prioritizing the words that contain common letters such as R, T, or N over something rarer like Q or Z.

And, if you need more examples of perfect starting words, check out our Best Starting Words for Wordle article!


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Maja Kovačević
Maja Kovačević is a Codes Team Writer who enjoys the challenge of a hunt for the latest Roblox codes. She fell in love with gaming at the tail end of the nineties after a journey through the original Prince of Persia and has kept that passion ever since. When not busy with experimental arts and crafts, you can often find her pursuing new intriguing indie games or indulging her love for sports by playing a round of FIFA.