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Sunday’s Wordle captures the contrast of calm mornings and the creeping chaos of the upcoming workweek.
Today’s hints guide you from abstract mystery to creative clarity, ending with a satisfyingly simple solution.
The answer “BLANK” reminds us even empty spaces hold meaning, ready to be filled with thought.
Ah, Sunday - the grand finale of the weekend symphony! It’s one last deep breath before the Monday mayhem. This is the day we sip coffee slowly, chase Wordle wins like lazy sunbeams, and pretend that time has paused.
But beneath the calm, a quiet panic tiptoes in. The week’s to-dos start to whisper, deadlines peek from the shadows, and that one email you forgot to reply to suddenly feels urgent.
So yes, Sunday is a strange yet beautiful thing, equal parts joy and jitters. It’s the final taste of freedom mixed with the first sip of stress. Let’s solve today’s Wordle and pretend that Monday doesn’t exist. Not yet.
Wordle is a daily online word puzzle where you guess a five-letter word in six tries or less. Simple, addictive, and perfect for your morning coffee ritual.
Type any valid five-letter English word (e.g., SLATE) and hit Enter.
Watch the Colors
After each guess, the letters will change color:
Green: Correct letter, right place.
Yellow: Correct letter, wrong place.
Gray: Letter not in the word at all.
Based on color feedback, refine your next guesses. Avoid reusing gray letters. Prioritize greens and reposition yellows.
If you get the word within six guesses, congrats! You win for the day. Everyone gets the same puzzle daily.
The Wordle answer was SWORD.
Here are four clues for today’s Wordle, progressing from vague to specific:
Hint 1: A state where everything and nothing exist at once.
Hint 2: Writers fear it, artists embrace it, and silence resembles it.
Hint 3: It’s what the page is before inspiration strikes.
Hint 4: Starts with ‘B,’ ends with ‘K,’ and describes an empty space or a missing word.
Want a fun and poetic clue?
I’m the quiet before thought, the pause in a plank,
Where ideas are born – I am simple ______..?
The answer is: BLANK📝
An empty canvas, a quiet pause, and now – filled with victory!
If you are a subscriber to the New York Times with full access to its games, there’s no need to stop playing after just one round of Wordle. You can explore an archive of over 1,400 past Wordle games. This means that if you're a newcomer, you can revisit earlier editions and catch up on what you've missed.
Additionally, paid NYT Games members have access to a tool called the Wordle Bot. This tool provides insights into your performance for each day's game.
