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Wordle #1422 for May 11 throws a curveball. It offers a solution that may leave you scratching your head, unless you’re a woodworking enthusiast. It features no repeating letters and a useful but confusing word. If you're stuck on today’s Wordle puzzle, read on for hints, tips, and the full answer.
The May 11 Wordle challenge, Puzzle #1422, has turned out to be more niche than usual. With a practical term related to tools and no repeating letters, this one could break your streak. However, don't worry, this article has all the clues and the answer to help you win today’s brain teaser. Whether you need a light nudge or the full solution, it’s all right here.
Still want to guess before you see the answer? Use these helpful hints:
Part of Speech: Noun
First Letter: D
Vowels in the Word: Two vowels
Repeating Letters: None
Rhyme Hint: Rhymes with something you bring to the beach.
Meaning: A cylindrical wooden peg used in carpentry to join parts together.
Try using the word "CRANE" today. It gives you a vowel or two and spreads out common consonants. From there, test with words that use “D,” as it’s your starting point.
The solution to Wordle #1422 is: DOWEL
Definition: According to Oxford Dictionary, a dowel is a cylindrical rod, usually made of wood, plastic, or metal, used to reinforce or align parts in construction and carpentry. It's not a word most think of daily, unless you're building furniture.
NYT Wordle 1422 delivered a hands-on challenge. “DOWEL” might feel out of left field for non-craftspeople, but it makes for an educational puzzle. With two vowels, no repeats, and a unique meaning, today’s Wordle is the kind that teaches something new. Come back tomorrow for another exciting puzzle and fresh clues.
Happy solving!
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