Feeling the Heat? Today’s Wordle Might Remind You of a Kitchen Disaster
Happy Tuesday, Wordle fans! As we kick off another day, it's time to fire up your brain with today’s Wordle challenge. Whether you’re a streak-saver or a first-time guesser, the five-letter puzzle never fails to bring excitement.
Some words can be sneaky, so warm up your vocabulary and think smart with every guess. Need a hint? We’ve got you covered - just scroll down carefully to avoid spoilers.
Ready to crack the code? Let’s dive into Tuesday’s Wordle and find that winning word!
How to Play Wordle
What is Wordle?
Wordle is a daily online word puzzle where you guess a five-letter word in six tries or fewer. Simple, addictive, and perfect for your morning coffee ritual.
Start with a Guess
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.
- ⬛ or ⬜ Gray: Letter not in the word at all.
Use Logic
Based on color feedback, refine your next guesses. Avoid reusing gray letters. Prioritize greens and reposition yellows.
Guess Within Six Tries
If you get the word within six guesses, congrats! You win for the day. Everyone gets the same puzzle daily.
Yesterday’s Wordle: July 21, 2025
The Wordle answer was TIZZY.
Wordle Hints for July 22, 2025 (#1494)
Here are four clues for today’s Wordle, progressing from vague to specific:
Hint 1: This word evokes the aftermath of something taken too far - beyond repair.
Hint 2: Often used when food is overcooked or something’s been scorched by heat or flame.
Hint 3: Think of toast left in the toaster too long - this word describes its fate.
Hint 4: Five letters. Starts with a B, ends with a T, and means charred or overcooked.
Still guessing? Here’s a Superhint…
What is the Superhint for today?
It’s the flavor no chef aims for, the look of forgotten toast, and the scent that says, “Too late now!”
Wordle Answer for July 22, 2025 (#1494)
The answer is BURNT — a past participle and adjective meaning scorched or damaged by heat.
Example: “He left the cookies in too long and now they’re completely _____.”
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