Past Wordle Word: SCRAM

SCRAM in Wordle history, with nearby puzzle comparisons and archive context.

Where This Answer Sits in the Archive

Wordle #969 · February 13, 2024 · Edited by Tracy Bennett

Wordle #969 landed on SCRAM. Nearby puzzle records show how it lines up by ending family, letter shape, and vowel count.

SCRAM

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Nearby Historical Comparisons

SCRUM

Wordle #1355 · March 5, 2025

starts with S and matches the CCCVC pattern.

Open record

SCRAP

Wordle #336 · May 21, 2022

starts with S and matches the CCCVC pattern.

Open record

STRAY

Wordle #1279 · December 19, 2024

starts with S and matches the CCCVC pattern.

Open record

SCRUB

Wordle #788 · August 16, 2023

starts with S and matches the CCCVC pattern.

Open record

Broader Archive Signals

Occasional

Archive answers starting with S

Recent tracked answers open with S fairly often.

Rare

Archive answers ending in AM

AM is a rare ending family in the tracked archive.

Rare

Archive answers with CCCVC

The CCCVC letter shape is rare across tracked answers.

Common

Archive answers with 1 vowels

1-vowel answers are common across the tracked archive.

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FAQ

How unusual is SCRAM in the Wordle archive?

SCRAM can be compared with other tracked answers by starting letter, AM ending family, vowel count, and CCCVC letter shape.

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Neighbor comparisons show whether the answer looks typical or unusual next to the surrounding puzzles.

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Yes. The standard newer and older puzzle links stay in place so you can move through the archive chain.