Today's Octordle Sequence Answers and Hints Daily for December 21 2023

Daily Octordle Sequence

The Daily Sequence Octordle is a word game where you guess eight 5-letter words with 16 tries. You get clues for one word at a time. After you solve one word, you learn about the next one. It's a daily game that tests your word and guessing skills. Every day you can play this game by visiting the official website britannica.com/games/octordle/daily-sequence

Try this interesting game with your friends. Happy playing!

Daily Octordle Sequence Hints

With the help of Daily Octordle Sequence Hints provided below guess the correct words for today.

Hint 1 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'B' and ends with 'T

Hint 2 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'F' and ends with 'M'

Hint 3 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'G' and ends with 'T'

Hint 4 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'A' and ends with 'L'

Hint 5 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'M' and ends with 'N'

Hint 6 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'B' and ends with 'R'

Hint 7 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'U' and ends with 'D'

Hint 8 - The word 1 starts with the letter 'P' and ends with 'D'

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Daily Octordle Sequence Answers Today December 21, 2023

Meaning for Today's Daily Octordle Sequence Answers

• BEAST - A wild animal, especially a large or dangerous four-legged one.
• FORUM - A meeting or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged.
• GRANT - To give permission or allow; also, a sum of money given for a particular purpose.
• ATOLL - A ring-shaped coral reef, island, or series of islets.
• MASON - A person who works with stone, brick, or concrete to build structures.
• BOXER - A person who participates in the sport of boxing, or an enclosed cargo-carrying vehicle.
• UNDID - Past tense of "undo," meaning to reverse or cancel the effects of something.
• PLIED - Past tense of "ply," which can mean to work diligently, or to supply or offer something.