Each day, a small ritual of language unfolds for thousands of players who sit down with Hurdle — a word puzzle that asks not just for vocabulary, but for the patience to carry meaning forward from one round to the next. On June 29, five words formed a quiet chain — SWORN, ENTRY, CRISP, SPLAT, FOUND — each one unlocking the door to the next, a reminder that in games as in life, what we solve first shapes what we face afterward.
Hurdle Hints and Answers for June 29, 2025
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