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5 Letter Words With ORA in the Middle – Wordle Game Help

Wordle help to keep your streak going.

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Wordle’s word puzzles remain part of the daily routine of millions of players across the world, with each trying to ascertain a random five letter word in six guesses. On occasion it can be a tricky combination of words, with players stuck as to what they could put in around their correct guesses. Here, we’re going through every five letter word with ORA in the middle to ensure your Wordle streak continues.

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Five Letter Words With ‘ORA’ in the Middle

All of the following words have been approved and accepted by Wordle, meaning that they could be the mystery one you’re searching for.

  • borak
  • boral
  • boras
  • borax
  • coral
  • coram
  • dorad
  • foram
  • foray
  • goral
  • goras
  • goray
  • horah
  • horal
  • horas
  • ioras
  • joram
  • korai
  • koran
  • koras
  • korat
  • loral
  • loran
  • morae
  • morah
  • moral
  • moran
  • moras
  • morat
  • moray
  • porae
  • poral
  • roral
  • soral
  • soras
  • torah
  • toran
  • toras

There’s a fair few that match this letter combination, so hopefully you’re able to use your previous guesses to hone in on the answer.

That’s crucial to playing Wordle – with its own color coding feedback system the best way to minimize the number of guesses you’re using. A grey letter means it’s not in the day’s word; a yellow letter means it needs to move to be correct; and a green letter means it’s perfect and should stay put for future guesses.

Hopefully, this list of five letter words with ORA in the middle has helped you solved the day’s puzzle. If not, check out our Wordle daily answer guide, which is sure to keep your streak going if all else has failed. Similarly, games like Jumble, Waffle and Digits can be immense fun alongside Wordle, so check out our guides for those as well!

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