EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is for Wordle answer #391; the July 16th Wordle answer is available now.
July 15th's Wordle word has a popular ending, like 'ING' or 'ED', oftentimes players get stuck in a loop of too many choices and not enough chances. Today's answer could have players easily lose based on the number of options there are for this particular answers ending.
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Today's Wordle Hints (July 15th #391)
Before fully spoiling today's Wordle answer, here are a few hints for the players who just need a little help.
- Hint 1: There is a repeated letter in today's Wordle answer.
- Hint 2: The board game Trivial Pursuit uses this word as a piece to show winning progression in the game.
- Hint 3: Often shaped like a slice of pizza, this Wordle word can easily split a narrow crack in two.
Today's Wordle Answer (July 15th #391)
The July 15th Wordle answer is WEDGE.
Not a completely uncommon word, a WEDGE is a tool that is driven between two objects, generally with a small tip that tapers into a thicker end, much like a slice of pie. For our starting Wordle word today we used IRATE which only provided us with a single correctly placed letter 'E' and a few incorrect letters. For our second word, we tried CHODE, this added to the incorrect letter pile and also gave us an incorrectly placed 'D'. For our third guess, we used BUDGE which locked in the 'DGE' at the end of the word and left us with a large amount of options. Knowing that we used all the other possible vowels, 'E' had to repeat for this to make sense, the next guess could have been one of many choices, but we went with LEDGE. This was incorrect but proved us right about the repeated 'E'. After that, we nailed it with a win-in-five and guessed WEDGE, another Wordle win in the books.
