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Yesterday’s Wordle answer is important to know, as the word game never repeats a word so it can help you make the best guesses in the future. Here is the solution for yesterday’s Wordle on August 11.

Wordle has become a household name that keeps players waiting for every day’s new word, and knowing what yesterday’s answer was can go a long way with your future guesses. For this reason, we have prepared this guide to help you with yesterday’s Wordle word of the day.

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Given that the trick to success in word guessing games is keeping many same-natured words in your mind, we recommend you check this page daily to watch for every word that has already been featured in Wordle.

Updated August 12, 2024, to check yesterday’s Wordle for August 11. Dexerto has tested this to confirm the validity.

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Yesterday’s Wordle word of the day (August 11)

Yesterday’s Wordle answer was:

• Scone

If you’re looking for a full list of all the previous answers, you can check our daily Wordle clues and answers guide. You can also check out our guides for how to play Wordle, cheat sheet, or even a hub for the best-starting words.

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Make sure not to use this word anytime in the future, as Wordle never repeats a previously featured answer.

Definition of Yesterday’s Wordle answer

The word Scone means a small round cake made from fat, milk and flour.

So there you have it; that’s all you need to know about yesterday’s Wordle answer of the day. In case you are looking for more guides for similar guessing games, here are a few for you to choose from:

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