Today's NYT Wordle Hints, Answer, and Help for Nov. 9 #1604
The New York Times' Wordle continues to challenge players daily, blending linguistic puzzles with clever twists. Below are spoiler-free hints and the full answer for today's puzzle.
Hints for Today's Wordle
- The word starts with the letter F.
- It ends with the letter E.
- It includes two vowels; one of them repeats.
- It contains one repeated letter overall.
- The word can refer to a state or period of lost awareness of one's identity, and it also has a musical definition.
Today's Wordle answer is FUGUE.
Musicians might spot the connection more quickly, though the word also holds psychological meaning. For those seeking more success in Wordle, try exploring which English letters appear most frequently to improve your opening guesses.
Yesterday's Wordle answer was part of another engaging run of puzzles that continue to keep fans hooked on wordplay every day.
Author’s Summary
A tricky Wordle puzzle today, blending music and psychology, challenged solvers until the answer—FUGUE—was finally revealed.
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