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The word of the day starts with the letter 'G' and features two vowels, 'A' and 'E', with no repeating letters.
The word of the day is all about an intense, focused look or a powerful light!
Today’s Wordle solution, GLARE, is a five-letter word that functions as both a verb and a noun.
Today’s NYT Wordle for October 29, 2025, brings a word that shines both literally and figuratively! Puzzle #1593 challenges players with a term that captures the essence of a fierce look or blinding brightness. If you’re stuck or want to confirm your guess, check out all the hints, strategy tips, and the final answer below. If you’re struggling to find the solution and don't want to break your Wordle streak, we have all the clues and the final answer you need right here!
Here are the key clues to help you crack today’s puzzle quickly:
Here is how you can guess your way to the Wordle answer today:
Start with TRACE: This NYT Wordlebot recommended starter word helps you reveal two of today’s vowels A and E in correct positions and R in the wrong spot.
Play GRAPE: You’ll now confirm the presence of the letter G in its right spot. It will also rule out a common consonant like P.
Try GLADE: This guess locks in three letters, G, L, and A but you’ll notice the word feels too soft for today’s clue about a ‘death stare.’
Final Deduction: The definition points to something intense, sharp, and fierce. Rearrange the letters and the answer to Wordle #1593 shines through clearly. If you are still feeling confused, check the next section!
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The solution to NYT Wordle #1593 is ‘GLARE’.
The NYT Wordle solution, GLARE, is a versatile word. As a verb, it is most often used to mean ‘to stare fiercely or angrily’, a very intense look of disapproval. As a noun, it simply refers to ‘a strong, dazzling light.’
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Today's puzzle was rated a medium difficulty. It had two common vowels (A and E), and there were no letters that repeated themselves making it easier to solve even though placing the start letter of G was the trick to finishing it in short order. The bonus hint noting it was used as a verb as well as a noun was the strongest hint and should have secured a win!
Check back tomorrow for the next set of hints and final answer!
