The week is finally coming to a close, as it’s officially Thursday, July 21, which also means there’s a brand new Lewdle puzzle for players to complete.
Although the difficulty of Lewdle continues to increase each day, with more obscure words featuring in the daily puzzle game, today’s answer isn’t as tricky. However, if you’ve overthought it and got down to your final guess, here’s everything you need to know, including some hints, tips, and the official answer.
Lewdle Hints & Tips For Thursday, July 21
Thankfully, today’s Lewdle puzzle is composed of five-letters, instead of the occasional six-letter answers. The first letter in today’s word is ‘D’ and the final letter is ‘O’. In total, there are two vowels and three consonants throughout the answer. The letter ‘D’ is also repeated twice throughout the word.
Don’t forget, there are also two special Lewdle modes available to help you out. ‘Just The Tip’ and ‘Ghost Guesses’ will incur a small penalty to your daily score once used, but give players further hints and tips for the latest answer. But, if you’re still struggling, here’s the official Lewdle answer and word of the day for Thursday, July 21.
What Is The Lewdle Answer Today? (Thursday, July 21)
The official Lewdle answer and word of the day for Thursday, July 21 isDILDO. We’re sure you don’t need to know what today’s word means, but just incase you do, Lewdle’s official definition states that a dildo is “an object shaped like an erect penis used for sexual stimulation. Alternatively, slang for a stupid or ridiculous person.”
Don’t forget to input today’s Lewdle answer before 9PM PT / 12AM ET / 5AM BST, as this is when Lewdle’s daily reset takes place and a new puzzle will arrive for Friday, July 22. If you haven’t entered today’s answer before the aforementioned time, you will lose your perfect Lewdle streak.
Jump into Lewdle for free by opening up your web browser on your computer or mobile device and visitwww.lewdlegame.com. Don’t forget to share your score with your friends by hitting the green share button after entering today’s answer.
