Tips, answers and help from today’s NYT Wordle for July 22 #1859 – CNET

Tips, answers and help from today’s NYT Wordle for July 22 #1859 – CNET

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Read on for help with Wordle.

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Today’s Wordle puzzle is tricky. It’s not a word that Americans use much, but it certainly comes up in British shows and books. If you need a new starter word, check out our list of letters that appear most in English words. If you need clues and answers, keep reading.

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Wordle tips of the day

Before we show you today’s Wordle answer, we’ll give you some hints. If you don’t want a spoiler, look away now.

Wordle Tip #1: Repetitions

Today’s Wordle response features a repeated letter.

Word Clue #2: Vowels

Today’s Wordle answer contains a vowel and sometimes a vowel.

Wordle Tip #3: First Letter

Today’s Wordle answer starts with L.

Wordle Tip #4: Last Letter

Today’s Wordle answer ends with Y.

Wordle Tip #5: Meaning

Today’s Wordle answer is a British term for truck.

Today’s Wordle answer is TRUCK.

Wordle response from yesterday

Wordle’s answer yesterday, July 21, No. 1858, was SHILL.

Wordle’s Recent Replies

July 17, No. 1854: LEGAL

July 18, No. 1855: STAND

July 19, No. 1856: CHURN

July 20, No. 1857: DIVER

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