Today’s Wordle can feel like it’s rushing forward the moment you spot the pattern. One good clue is usually enough to stop you wasting guesses on near-misses. Below, you’ll find a clean letter hint first, then a meaning-based nudge built from what the word represents. When you’re ready, the answer is safely hidden in a tap-to-reveal box.
You can play the official puzzle here: The New York Times Wordle .
Need a Hint?
Give me a consonant:
G
Give me a vowel:
U
Second Hint (Meaning Nudge)
Think of a word that describes a sudden, forceful rise — the kind you might see in a chart, feel in a crowd, or watch roll in like a wave. Nearby ideas include:
- spike
- swell
- rush
- upswing
It can work as both an action and a thing — describing the increase itself, or the powerful movement that comes with it.
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Today’s Word
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Today’s word is SURGE, a verb and a noun.
According to Webster’s New World College Dictionary, it means “to increase suddenly or abnormally” or refers to “a movement of or like that of a mass of water; violent rolling, sweeping, or swelling motion.”
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