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Wordle 399 answer for July 23 will bug you. Check hints, clues and solution here

Wordle 399 for July 23: Wordle players who are struggling to solve today's puzzle must read on to find out hints, clues and the answer. (AFP)

Here's how to start playing Wordle:

It is no wonder that Wordle has been drawing many new players. Those who are new here, below are some important information to keep in mind while solving the puzzle. The unique thing about this game is that it is alive only for 24 hours and it is a free word-guessing game available online: guess the five-letter word in six tries or fewer. Wordle explains its rules in a handy pop-up the first time you load the game, but it’s all fairly straightforward. The word game was developed by a Brooklyn-based software engineer, Josh Wardle and the absolute beauty of this puzzle is that it’s easy and social. Players share their solving patterns and statistics on social media. Wordle players have just one simple objective, to guess the day's five-letter word by entering characters in a box.

Wordle players are permitted six attempts to get the answer right. When you enter the alphabets, they are highlighted in different colors to indicate whether you have it right or not. For instance, if the alphabet entered is in the correct spot, the box will turn green, and if wrong the box will turn yellow. So what does it mean when you enter an alphabet and the box turns grey? It means you have typed the wrong alphabet in the wrong spot. The word game is not app-based and one can play it by simply opening a link.

Wordle 399 hints for July 23:

The word starts with M

The word ends with E

There are two vowels in today's word

Biggest hint: the species belongs to the animal kingdom and it may or may not be similar to mosquitoes

Wordle 399 answer for July 23:

Wordle 399 answer for July 23 is ‘MIDGE’. It refers to “a small or minute two-winged fly that forms swarms and breeds near water or marshy areas." The word is a noun and is often “used in names of other small flies whose larvae can be pests of plants, typically producing galls or damaging leaves."

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