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Today’s Dordle Answers (April 2024)

Keep your Dordle streak going!

Maja Kovačević

Published: Apr 9, 2024 12:58 am

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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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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