Today's Octordle Hints & Answers for October 19 - Techie News Guru

Octordle is a word-hunting game similar to Wordle, where instead of finding just one five-letter word, you must find eight. It’s super difficult, and I’ve spent hours trying to come up with words and guesses that fit, but sometimes it’s too difficult to wrap my head around. If you’re stuck with today’s puzzle and can’t seem to figure out the words, we’ve got your back. This article contains the hints and answers to the Octordle puzzle on October 19.

Octordle Hints on October 19

If you don’t want to know the answer, and need a push to get it yourself. Here are some hints to help you out:

First Word: A casual British term for a police officer
Second Word: An electrical component that lets current flow in one direction
Third Word: Saliva that drips from the mouth
Fourth Word: To cook by dry heat (often in an oven)
Fifth Word: The immature, wormlike stage of many insects before they transform
Sixth Word: Overly bright, flashy, or tastelessly showy
Seventh Word: Very thin and bony, often from illness or hardship
Eighth Word: A thick insulated wire used for carrying electricity or data

Octordle Answers on October 19

In case you couldn’t guess the word from the hints. Here are the answers:

Word 1: BOBBY
Word 2: DIODE
Word 3: DROOL
Word 4: ROAST
Word 5: LARVA
Word 6: GAUDY
Word 7: GAUNT
Word 8: CABLE

If you like such guessing games, check out the answers to today’s Wordle puzzle.

How To Play Octordle?

Unlike Wordle, where you just have to solve for one word, Octordle makes things much difficult by making you solve eight separate five-letter word puzzles within 13 guesses. Each guess also applies to other words, and the game gives hints on whether the answer is right or wrong. These hints include:

🟩 Green: Word is correct and placed in the right place.
🟧 Orange: Word is correct but placed in the wrong grid position.
⬜ Gray: Word is neither correct nor in the right position.

There are also some basic rules to follow when solving Octordle. First up, think of words with several vowels that are basic. Start with broader guesses and narrow them down with the colored hints.