Today's NYT Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Nov. 6 #1601
This update presents the answer to today's Wordle along with helpful hints and previous solutions from The New York Times' popular puzzle game.
Hints and Guidance
- Today's Wordle is not a common word.
- The starting letter is a bit unusual.
- The word has no repeating letters.
- It contains three vowels.
- It begins with the letter G and ends with E.
If you're struggling to find a good starter word, consider choosing one that uses letters appearing frequently in English. These clues are designed to guide you without revealing the answer too soon.
"Today's Wordle answer can refer to an outward appearance or manner that differs from the true nature of something."
Answer
The answer for the November 6 Wordle puzzle (#1601) is GUISE.
Previous Puzzle
Yesterday’s Wordle answer (November 5) was recently discussed in earlier updates.
Summary
An intriguing puzzle with a rare starting letter, today’s Wordle answer “GUISE” challenges players with subtle meaning and precise clue patterns.
Author’s summary: A concise guide offering hints and the final reveal for Wordle #1601, highlighting language patterns and aiding daily puzzle enthusiasts.