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Wordle #1414 for May 3 isn’t your usual vocabulary test. Today’s answer sounds delicious but hides a deceptive twist. With only one vowel and a misleading clue, it may stump even regular players. Don’t worry, explore the full list of hints to keep your winning streak intact.
The May 3 Wordle is giving solvers food for thought, literally. Today’s puzzle includes just one vowel, an unexpected consonant combination, and a word that sounds like a snack but isn’t one. If Puzzle #1414 has you second-guessing, don’t panic. Scroll below to get the latest Wordle hints, vowel tips, and final answer to win today’s challenge.
Need a nudge but not yet ready to look at the solution? Here are your spoiler-free clues:
Part of Speech: Noun (also informal slang)
First and Last Letters: P and Y
Vowels in the Word: Only one vowel
Repeating Letters: None
Meaning: A Person easily deceived or cheated.
Bonus Hint: It sounds like the word ‘pastry’ but it’s not a sweet.
Playing the word ‘SALTY’ will turn two letters yellow and two green. Be sure to follow up with guesses that try new consonants and reorganize what you've learned. ‘POUCH’ is another good way to lock in the top letter if you're stuck.
The solution to Wordle #1414 is: PATSY
Not what you had in mind? You're not the only one, the puzzle stumped even the seasoned players of the game.
According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, ‘Patsy’ is a person easily taken advantage of or set up, usually made the scapegoat in a situation. Think of the person who always gets blamed, it's never their fault.
NYT Wordle 1414 served us a sly surprise today. "PATSY" may not have been on your list, but that's the best part. With only one vowel and a deceptively sounding word, it challenged users’ reasoning and vocabulary. Come back tomorrow for more hints and another mind-blowing challenge.
Happy puzzling!
