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Dordle Hints for June 18, 2025
Here are all the official hints to guide you toward the solution.
Dordle Hints
First Word Hints:
- The word has one vowel, repeated twice in a symmetrical pattern, with consonants at the beginning, middle, and end.
- This word is an adjective used to describe size or magnitude.
- It falls within a category of terms often used when discussing quantities, dimensions or capacities.
- You might use this term to describe a spacious room, an oversized garment, or perhaps a generous portion of food.
- If something is not small, medium, or even just big, but rather impressively sizable, it is typically referred to as this word.
Second Word Hints:
- This five-letter word has a consonant-vowel pattern of CVCVY.
- It's an adjective used to describe a specific weather condition.
- This term is often associated with winter and cold climates.
- When this happens, you may find yourself needing a shovel to clear your driveway.
- If you're dreaming of a white Christmas, this is the kind of weather you're hoping for.
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Dordle Answer for June 18, 2025
Here is the final, official answer for the Dordle puzzle that was released on June 18, 2025.
Dordle Puzzle #1241 Answers
Today’s Dordle Reveal
Curious about the answers for today's Dordle? Let's dive in and expand our vocabulary with the two words that had you pondering.
LARGE
LARGE refers to something that is of considerable or greater than average size, quantity, degree, or extent. In common usage, it can describe anything from clothing size to the magnitude of an event (e.g., "a large crowd").
This word comes from the French large, which has roots in the Latin word largus, meaning "abundant" or "generous." Interestingly, "Large" is used idiomatically as well, as in "living large," to mean enjoying a luxurious lifestyle.
SNOWY
SNOWY characterizes something covered with or resembling snow, often associated with a white, cold, and wintry scene. It can be used literally (e.g., "a snowy landscape") or metaphorically (e.g., "his snowy white hair").
The term hails from the Old English "snāwīg," combining "snāw" (snow) with the suffix "-īg" (which is akin to the modern "-y" indicating possessing the quality of). Snowy conveys not just a visual image but also the sensation of a wintry chill, making it a favorite in poetry and literature to evoke such imagery.
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