Wordle Answer Archive

What Is the Word War Answer Archive?

The Word War Answer Archive is a complete, searchable record of every word-of-the-day puzzle ever published on playwordwar.com. Each day, Word War presents players with a new five-letter word to guess in six tries or fewer. Once a puzzle's date has passed, the answer is added to this archive so you can look back at every word that has appeared in the game.

Whether you are curious about a word you missed, want to settle a debate with a friend about a past answer, or simply enjoy browsing the full history, this page has you covered. Every entry includes the puzzle number, the date it was published, and the answer itself. You can search by word to check whether a particular five-letter word has already been used, or filter by date to find the answer from a specific day.

How Many Word War Puzzles Have Been Published?

Word War publishes one new puzzle every day with no breaks. The total count grows by one each morning. You can see the current total at the top of the archive table above. Because Word War draws from a curated list of common five-letter English words, no answer is repeated, meaning every word in the archive is unique. As the archive grows, it becomes an increasingly useful reference for players who want to study word patterns or verify that a word has not appeared before.

Replay Any Past Puzzle

One of the best features of the Word War archive is the ability to replay any past puzzle. Every row in the table includes a Play button that takes you directly to that puzzle on the main game page. This makes it easy to challenge yourself with puzzles you missed, race a friend on the same word, or revisit a particularly tricky answer to see if your strategy has improved. Replayed puzzles work exactly like the daily puzzle, complete with color-coded feedback on every guess.

Tips for Exploring the Archive

• Search for letter patterns -- type a few letters into the search box to find all past answers containing those letters. This is a great way to study which letter combinations appear most often.
• Sort by date -- toggle between newest-first and oldest-first to browse the archive chronologically. Oldest-first is handy for playing through puzzles in order from the very beginning.
• Replay tough words -- if you remember struggling with a particular day, search for the date and hit Play to try it again with fresh eyes.
• Track your progress -- use the archive alongside your personal stats to see which words tripped you up and which ones you solved quickly.

The archive is updated automatically each day. Come back any time to see the latest additions and keep your word knowledge sharp.