There ain’t no «I» in «team,» but you know there is a «me.»
Wordle, the word-guessing game created by Josh Wardle and now owned by the New York Times, is a fun challenge to start the day and has become a part of many players’ routines. Each day, the game will pick a different five-letter word, which you need to guess in up to six tries—the fewer, the better, so you can brag about your progress on social media. The word is always the same for all players on the same calendar day and changes every 24 hours.
Inspired by the classic game Mastermind, Wordle has no clues except the letters themselves, which will change color depending on where, or if, they are in the word. This format has since inspired a host of alternative versions itself, where the words to guess go from different languages to niche vocabulary. But the main game is still as popular as ever, with players developing strategies to guarantee a winning streak and bragging rights.
If, however, your strategy is not working that well for you, or you’re feeling stuck, you can check the list below for some inspiration. Specifically, inspiration for when you found the letters “M” and “E” at the beginning of your word and need guesses that start with “ME.”
One of the main tips regarding the list above is to avoid plural forms. They are valid guesses in the game and can help rule out a few letters, as well as figure out if there is an “S” in the word, but they will never be the answer to the daily Wordle. If you are running out of guesses or really unsure, it’s best to avoid them altogether. The usual strategies also apply, like finding your vowels first and cross-checking the list with the clues you already found in your previous guesses.
If you’re still unsure and don’t want to wait until Wordle resets at midnight local time, you can always look up the answer to today’s puzzle (which we update around 12am CT) to avoid losing your streak.
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