Akshay Bhalla

May 7’s answer is going to cause some issues for players who don’t use hints to solve the puzzle when they are running out of attempts. The answer also contains only one vowel, which doesn’t really help solve the problem. But if players use hints or a different mode, they might be able to solve it without cheating.

May 6’s answer isn’t particularly hard to guess, and players should be able to guess it within six attempts if they use hints or the right starting words. The word is a daily grooming routine and a very common activity, sometimes carried out daily. The solution also contains two vowels that are fairly close to each other and shouldn’t take too many attempts to discover.

March 5’s answer is not the hardest to solve, but it is a particularly unique word that might not be familiar to everyone. Since there are only two vowels to discover, it is important to find them first so that solving the puzzle becomes slightly easier. To find the vowels, it is recommended to use a different mode, which you can find in the menu in the top-right corner.

March 4’s answer is going to be a challenge to solve, even though the solution is used quite often in the daily lexicon. That’s because the answer contains three vowels, which can be slightly harder to figure out. Since more than half of the letters are vowels, using a different mode is recommended, as players can easily get carried away with random guesses.

May 3’s answer is not going to be easy to solve, and if players don’t use hints, there’s a good chance they might lose their streak. The answer also contains two vowels in odd positions, making solving the puzzle much harder. However, if you use the right hints, you might be able to preserve your streak and solve the puzzle in less than six attempts.

May 2’s answer is also as easy as yesterday's and shouldn’t take too long to solve. The answer also contains two vowels, which players should look for in their first few attempts. However, players should also be wary as it is easy to use all your attempts with random guesses if you don’t have a great start. This can be circumvented by using a different mode along with some hints.

It’s a new month, and May 1’s answer is easier than some previous solutions and is possible to complete in less than six attempts. The answer is a very common object that many people use daily and is usually used to write personal thoughts. The answer also contains two vowels, which shouldn’t be too hard to discover if players use some hints.

April 30’s answer is not going to be the easiest to solve, and players shouldn’t hesitate to use hints when in trouble. The answer is not an uncommon word, but it might not be the first thing players think of. In addition, there’s only one vowel in the middle, which isn’t that important to find. However, if players use ’s alternative mode, they might be able to solve it faster.

At some point, you will head to the Appalachia region in , where you might come across different Mothmans. Based on the urban legend, this cryptid is a mutated creature that isn't easy to kill. The Mothman is a rare enemy that was added with the Steel Reign update, and there's a good chance you might encounter this enemy when going to The Purveyor or exploring the region.

April 29’s answer isn’t as complicated as some of the solutions from the previous week and can be solved in six attempts if players are careful. The answer contains only one vowel; however, finding its correct position isn’t quite necessary. Finding the other letters and their correct positions is of more importance as the vowels become quite obvious after finding them.

You will eventually need to find The Purveyor in as this vendor sells Legendary Weapons you might be looking to acquire. Many vendors use their own special currency, and The Purveyor only accepts Scrips. While other vendors in the Appalachia region accept Gold Bullions, this vendor is an outlier.

April 28’s answer shouldn’t be too hard to guess as the answer is a popular type of plum with a wrinkled appearance. The answer also contains two vowels that shouldn’t be too hard to discover if you use your regular starting words. However, finding their correct positions could take a few attempts unless players use hints or our suggested starting words.

April 26’s answer isn’t that hard to solve if players use hints or one of our suggested starting words. The answer isn’t as common, but a few words sound very similar and should get you on the right path. The answer contains two vowels that should be easy to figure out if you use Wordle’s alternate mode or one of our starting words.

April 25’s answer will require the same wariness as yesterday, and players should not get carried away with random guesses. Like yesterday, today’s answer also starts with a vowel, complicating the puzzle more than usual. You also need to find another vowel, which might take a few extra attempts. But if players use a different mode, they might be able to kill two birds with one stone.

April 22’s answer shouldn’t be too complicated to solve, but players should still exercise caution in their first few attempts. Since the answer has two vowels, it could get complicated if players keep using random guesses and waste their first few attempts. But if you use some hints or a different mode, you might have an upper hand from the very first attempt.

April 17’s answer might cause a few players to lose their daily streak if they don’t use hints at some point. The answer contains two vowels and a repeating letter, which will cause problems from the very first attempt as they make up most of the letters in the answer. However, if you use some relevant hints, you might be able to tackle today’s puzzle without losing your streak.

Finding the solution for April 16’s answer could frustrate some players if they keep using random guesses without any positive results. The answer contains only one vowel, but you might need to improvise to discover its correct position. Even then, it might not be enough to solve today’s answer, and you might need to rely on hints or other helpful starting words to keep your streak going.

April 15’s answer is one of the harder ones to solve; for some players, six attempts may not be enough. What makes today’s answer quite unique is the presence of three vowels, which can be quite challenging to figure out if you aren’t prepared. So, the main challenge you will face today is finding these vowels in about six attempts.

April 14’s answer is one of the easier puzzles to solve this week, but it could still cost players valuable attempts if they use random guesses. The answer also has only one vowel, which shouldn’t be hard to find when using your regular starting words. However, finding the vowel is inconsequential as it isn’t as important as previous.

April 13’s answer could cost players their daily streaks as the solution contains a repeating letter. isn’t great at giving hints about repeating letters, which often causes many players to waste their attempts on random guesses. To make it even more challenging, the repeating letter is also a vowel, complicating the puzzle further if players are prepared for it.

April 12’s answer shouldn’t be a problem for most players, but there is still a chance that the puzzle will get complicated if players don’t start on the right foot. While the answer is used ubiquitously in daily conversation, it might not be the first word players think of. The answer also contains only one vowel, which can make it slightly more challenging after a few attempts.

April 11’s answer will cause many players some confusion, as the solution is a very odd word that one would barely use. On top of the word's complexity, the answer contains three vowels, making it even harder for almost every player. Since the answer is a very rare word, we do not recommend using random guesses and instead recommend relying on hints and starting words that will give you some advantage.

April 10’s answer shouldn’t be an issue to solve for many players as the answer is a fairly common culinary term. However, there is still a chance that some players might need some help as the answer has only one vowel in the middle. Thankfully, there is no repeating letter, so players can also explore using a different mode that might give them an edge.

Like yesterday, April 9’s answer is going to be tricky and could cause some players to lose their streak. The answer contains a repeating letter, and this time, they are not next to each other. What’s familiar with yesterday’s answer is that the repeating letter also happens to be a vowel. Repeating vowels is never fun, and guessing the correct positions can be tricky unless you use hints or strategic starting words.

April 8’s answer is going to cause trouble for many players, and they are advised not to waste their attempts on random guesses. Since the answer features a repeating letter, the game does not give players enough information to use. What makes the puzzle even harder is that the repeating letters are vowels, making it even harder to solve the answer in six attempts.

April 7’s answer will be quite hard to guess as the word isn’t originally from the English language but is ubiquitous enough to be recognized after a few hints. The answer is hard to guess because it contains three vowels, which can be quite challenging to discover without any hints. But if you don’t want to waste your attempts on random guesses trying to find the vowels, it would be better to use a different mode.

While April 6’s answer does not contain a repeating letter, it will still be quite hard for players to solve it in less than six attempts. While the answer does have a single vowel, finding it will be inconsequential to solving the answer. This is because the answer is the name of a bird that many players might not be familiar with, which is why it is recommended to use other methods to solve the answer.

April 4’s answer is a fairly common activity many people do in their daily routine. After using some hints, it shouldn’t be too hard to guess. But finding the answer can also be tricky since there is only one vowel and not much to go on afterward. In such situations, we recommend using some of our suggested starting words so that you can have a great start for today’s puzzle.

You might think April 1’s answer is an April Fool’s joke, but it isn’t. In fact, it is one of the hardest words to guess, and if you don’t use hints at some point, you might even lose your daily streak. Luckily, there are ways to save your streak by using strategic starting words or clues to give you a fair idea about the answer.

March 31’s answer is going to be slightly harder than the rest of the week, and you need to be careful before proceeding. The answer contains three vowels, which is hard enough to discover. However, one of them is also a repeating letter. In such cases, it is recommended to use hints or starting words that won’t let you waste your attempts on random guesses.

If you’re a fan of the series, solving March 30’s might not be that hard for you. The answer is a ubiquitous word used in the daily lexicon and contains two vowels that you will need to find. Solving today's answer shouldn’t take six attempts, but players who need help can always use hints to complete it in less than six attempts.

March 28’s answer is yet another easy puzzle to solve if you can find the correct positions of the two vowels in time. Since there are two vowels, your main priority should be finding their correct spots, as it will make solving the puzzle much easier. In addition to the vowels, if you use some of our suggested starting words, you might even find other letters and solve the answer in less than six attempts.

March 27’s shouldn’t be too hard to guess but can still pose a problem for players who tend to use random guesses in their first few attempts. While the answer only has one vowel, it is still quite commonly used in the daily lexicon. However, if players aren’t careful, they can easily lose their daily streak unless they use relevant hints or strategic starting words.

March 25’s answer is bound to cause many players some confusion, as it contains a repeating letter that will be hard to discover. Since the game does not have specific Color-changing hints for repeating letters, you will have to get creative with your attempts. You can also use some hints that give a good idea about the answer or use some strategic starting words that give you an advantage.

March 24’s is not the hardest puzzle to solve, as it is a very common item in our bathrooms. While the word does have two vowels, finding their correct positions should not be challenging. But if your players don’t use any hints and start today’s with random guesses, they might run out of attempts quickly and lose their daily streak.

March 23’s answer is yet another puzzle that could cause some players to lose their daily streak if they aren’t careful. At some point, players will have to find the correct positions of two vowels; however, it can get quite tricky. So players will have to be careful from the get-go, and they can do that by either using some hints or some starting words that will let them discover them immediately.

Solving March 22’s answer shouldn’t take too much effort if you plan on using some hints or your regular starting words. Today’s answer is a fairly common word used as a scientific definition and even in forensic investigations. It also features two vowels that should be fairly easy to discover with your regular starting words. However, to make the process slightly easier, it is recommended that you use a different mode.

March 21’s answer is not particularly difficult to solve if you don’t get tempted by random guesses. While the answer does contain two vowels, finding their correct positions will not be enough to continue your streak. But if you use some strategic starting words or relevant hints, you might have a fighting chance.

March 18’s answer is expected to cause trouble for a few players who tend to use random guesses. Since today’s answer could have a few possible answers, it is essential players don’t take too much risk. The answer also contains only one vowel, and finding its correct position doesn’t play a major role. But if you use an alternate mode, you might have better luck.

March 17’s answer isn’t particularly hard to decipher if you use strategic starting words that contain a vowel. While it can be tough to guess the answer in six attempts, using some hints or one of our suggested starting words can make it easy. The main goal today is to figure out the correct positions of at least three letters in your first few attempts.

March 16’s answer is perhaps the hardest puzzle to solve this week, and it might cause many players to lose their daily streak if they aren’t careful. While the answer has two vowels, finding their correct positions will not be the only challenge for today’s answer. However, if you use some strategic starting words or a few hints, you might be able to carry on your streak.

has officially hit 1000 puzzles, and March 15’s edition could cause some players to lose their daily streaks as it starts with a vowel. Apart from beginning with a vowel, there’s another vowel players will need to find within six attempts. But this is easier said than done since guessing answers that begin with vowels usually require hints. But if you use a different mode, you might be able to conserve your attempts and solve the answer.

March 12’s answer is not going to be easy, and players should be wary of using random guesses, as they will not take them far. The answer contains a repeating letter, which also happens to be a vowel. However, the third vowel in the middle makes this word even more challenging to guess. Therefore, players should use hints or a hidden mode offers.

It’s a new week, and March 11’s answer is not the hardest to solve. However, there is a chance that you might lose your streak. The answer is quite commonly used in conversation, but since there is only one vowel, it can get quite tricky. While it is possible to solve the answer in less than six attempts, using ’s alternate mode in combination with some hints is recommended.

March 9’s may throw many players off if they don’t use hints, as the answer contains a repeating letter. While the answer is a fairly common word, the repeating letters also happen to be vowels. Using random guesses will not get you far unless you use hints or strategic starting words to discover their correct positions.

March 8’s answer is not the hardest to solve, but it does start with a vowel that could cause you to lose your streak. Words that start with a vowel tend to be challenging as it isn’t the first thing players think of when doing the puzzle. Since there are two vowels, it is advisable to play today’s using the hard mode.

March 7’s answer is not too hard to guess if you use regular starting words that contain multiple vowels. Since the answer also has more than one vowel, this will help you solve the puzzle faster. Finding the correct positions of the two vowels is crucial as it is a great starting point for solving today’s answer. You can also use a different mode if you get carried away with random guesses.

Solving March 4th’s answer shouldn’t be difficult for most players as it can be guessed in less than six attempts using regular starting words. While the answer does not have a repeating letter like yesterday, it does have two vowels that can be tricky to find. However, if you use strategic starting words in tandem with some hints, you should be able to continue your streak without issues.

March 3rd’s answer may seem easy to solve at first, but the answer can throw you off as it has a repeating letter. Finding the correct positions of four letters can be done in about two attempts, but finding the repeating letter can be tricky. In fact, that can cause players to lose their daily streaks since many possible answers share similar spelling.

March 2nd’s answer is now available to attempt, and players should be a bit careful with their initial attempts as it isn’t an easy puzzle to solve. While the answer does have two vowels, it isn’t the easiest to find their correct positions without using hints. While the answer is a fairly common word, it is still recommended to use some clues or a different mode available in.

It’s a new month, and March 1st’s answer is quite an oddball as the solution is not what everyone will expect. Even though the answer has only one vowel, it isn’t helpful in solving the answer. But if players use some hints in combination with a different mode, they might be able to keep their daily streak going.

February 29th’s answer may cause some players to lose their daily streaks if they aren’t careful with their guesses. The answer contains three vowels, which is bound to throw many players off if they aren’t careful. It might take a few attempts to find the correct positions of the three vowels, and for such cases, it is recommended to use a different mode rather than trying your lock with random guesses.

February 28th’s answer shouldn’t be too hard to solve if you use your regular starting words in combination with some hints. While there are two vowels in the answer, finding their correct positions shouldn’t be too challenging unless you use obscure guesses. However, if you have some time and don’t want to take any risks, you can also use a different mode.

February 27th’s answer is perhaps one of the hardest the game has ever hosted, and it is bound to cause many problems. Today’s answer is quite complicated as it contains two repeating letters, one of which is a vowel. Finding one repeating letter is challenging enough; however, finding two is next to impossible. However, if you use some relevant hints, you might be able to save your daily streak.

February 26th’s answer is not the easiest to solve, and it could cause some players to lose their daily streaks if they aren’t careful. While there isn’t a repeating letter in the answer, the placement of the two vowels could cause some trouble. But if players have a sound strategy and use some relevant hints when needed, they could solve the answer in less than six attempts.

February 25th’s answer is fairly simple to solve if players use some strategic words in their first few attempts. We managed to solve the answer in four attempts using our regular starting words and some obscure words. However, if you had a bad start, it might be time to use some hints or switch to the game’s alternate mode.

Much like yesterday, February 24th’s also features a repeating letter that is bound to throw off many players. The answer often refers to a profession; however, many players won’t be able to guess it right away. However, if you use relevant hints or ’s special mode, you might be able to conserve your daily streak.

February 23rd’s answer might require you to be a bit careful with your attempts as the answer contains a repeating vowel that could throw you off. Repeating letters, especially vowels, can be quite challenging to discover if you aren’t prepared for it. Since the game does not have specific hints for repeating letters, there’s a good chance you might waste a few attempts to find them. However, if you use a different mode, you might be able to avoid the issue.

February 22nd’s answer is not the hardest to solve if you stick to using starting words that feature multiple vowels. The answer contains two vowels, and finding their correct positions can make all the difference in solving today’s answer. But if you get carried away by using random guesses, you might face difficulty later on. For such situations, it is recommended to use hints or an alternate mode.

February 21st’s answer isn’t particularly hard to guess, even though the answer has multiple vowels. The key to solving today’s answer will require you to find the correct positions of the two vowels in the middle. However, once you have found them, you will still need to find the rest of the letters before you run out of attempts. While using your regular starting words could work, you might need to use a different mode if you get carried away with random words.

February 19th’s answer is not as hard as the previous weekend, and most players should be able to solve it within six attempts. While the answer does contain two vowels, finding their correct positions should be fairly easy if you use your regular starting words. But if you are having trouble solving the actual answer, you can use a different mode.

February 18th’s answer won’t be easily solved in six attempts if players do not use relevant hints. Today’s answer is a geological feature most hikers would be familiar with. However, it might not be the first thing you think when attempting today’s puzzle. But if you use some hints, you might be able to solve the answer faster than usual.

February 17th’s answer is one of the hardest to solve, especially if you keep using your regular starting words. Since the spelling of the answer is quite obscure, it can cause many players to lose their daily streak if they aren’t careful. However, if you use some hints in combination with ’s other mode, you might be able to keep your streak going.

To solve February 16th’s answer, you will need to be careful as the solution contains a repeating letter that could throw you off. Much like previous Wordles with repeating letters, today’s answer might take up all of your attempts unless you use some hints or a different mode. It goes without saying that you might lose your daily streak if you keep using random guesses.

February 15th’s answer may not feature a repeating letter, but it is still quite challenging to solve if you stick to your regular starting words. While some words will let you discover the incorrect positions of a few letters, solving the answer will require a bit more effort. However, if you use some hints or a different mode, you might be able to save your daily streak.

February 14th’s answer is not the easiest to solve as the solution is quite obscure and requires knowledge of birds. Although there isn’t a repeating letter, there’s still a chance that you might be unable to solve the answer in six attempts. Even with hints, it could be challenging to maintain your daily streak.

February 13th’s answer is not the hardest to solve as it does not contain a repeating letter and only one vowel. While the answer can be solved in less than six attempts, you still need to be careful if you tend to use random guesses. It is very important that players do not get carried away with their guesses, as there are many possible answers.

Much like the previous weekend, February 11th’s answer also features a repeating letter that could cause many players to waste their attempts on random guesses if they aren’t careful. The answer is quite commonly used in daily conversation, but since the game doesn’t offer any specific hints for repeating letters, you might lose your daily streak reasonably quickly. However, if you use a different mode, you might be able to prevent that.

If you are trying to solve February 10th’s answer, you might need to use a few hints if you run out of attempts. Today’s answer isn’t too difficult to guess as it is a common cooking method and is often used in daily conversation. However, if you have wasted your first few attempts on random guesses, you might be unable to solve the answer without using hints.

January 28th’s answer is going to be quite tricky to solve as the answer contains a repeating letter in odd spots. The repeating letter is also a vowel, which makes solving the answer even more complicated. The answer itself is also quite obscure and isn’t commonly used in daily conversation. Therefore, it is advised that players use some relevant hints if they are unable to find the correct position of any letter.

January 27th’s answer is not the most difficult to solve, but it is imperative that you don’t get carried away with random guesses. The answer is quite a famous animal, but it might not be the first thing you think of. Even though the answer has two vowels, they are in odd spots that could cause you to use all your attempts.

January 26th’s answer is probably going to cause some players to lose their daily streak if they aren’t careful with their first few attempts. The answer contains a repeating letter that also happens to be a vowel. Since there’s a repeating vowel, finding their correct positions is more challenging unless you use some relevant hints.

To solve January 24th’s answer, you might need to be a bit careful as there are many words that have a similar spelling. You might waste three or more attempts just to figure out the answer. This might get too close for comfort, so you should use some relevant hints or a different mode.

January 24th’s answer can be challenging to solve if you use the same starting words every day. You might be able to figure out the correct spots for a few letters, but it might not be enough to solve the answer. However, if you use a different mode and some hints, you might be able to keep your daily streak.

January 23rd’s answer could cause many players to lose their daily streak as the solution contains a repeating letter. Figuring out the correct positions of repeating letters can be quite confusing as Wordle does not give specific hints about it. Therefore, it would be prudent not to use random guesses in your first few attempts.

January 20th’s answer is not particularly hard to solve if you manage to discover the correct positions of the two vowels. The answer is used quite commonly in the daily lexicon, but there is still a chance that you might waste your attempts on random guesses. To prevent losing your daily streak, using relevant hints or a different mode would be ideal.

To solve January 19th’s answer, you might need some help as the answer could cause you to use all your attempts without success. While the answer is quite commonly used in daily conversation, it might not be the first thing you might think of. Even using your regular starting words might not be enough to guess the correct positions of most letters. For such situations, you might want to try a different mode.

January 18th’s answer is one of the easiest to solve however due to the number of possible answers, it can cause some to lose their daily streak. However, if you use strategic starting words and some relevant hints, you might be able to solve the answer in less than three attempts. But you will still need to be careful as it is still possible to lose the game if you get carried away.

January 16th’s answer is not perhaps the most challenging puzzle to solve, but it could cause a few players to lose their daily streak if they aren’t careful. However, if you use words that are out of the box, it will help in figuring out the correct spots of most letters. But since the answer is a little obscure, there might be another way to solve it.

January 13th’s answer is not the most difficult to solve and is often used in daily conversation. While the answer does contain two vowels, figuring out their correct spots shouldn’t take too long. However, if you aren’t careful and use random words, you might run out of attempts quickly and jeopardize your streak.