Today’s Wordle Clues and Answer Revealed: July 25, 2025

Friday Wordle Challenge: Can You Crack Today’s Five-Letter Riddle Before the Weekend Begins?

It’s Friday, and you know what that means - another Wordle to kick off the weekend! Whether you’re chasing a perfect streak or just unwinding after a long week, today’s puzzle is the ideal brain teaser to ease into Saturday vibes.

The weekend is almost here, but before it arrives, let’s tackle today’s five-letter mystery. Grab your coffee, open up that grid, and let the guessing games begin.

Need a little help? We’ve got hints, clues, and even the answer waiting - only if you need it. Let’s get solving!

DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know Wordle started as a love story? Josh Wardle built the game as a sweet surprise for his puzzle-loving partner, and soon the whole internet fell in love with it, too. With just one puzzle a day, Wordle keeps things simple, addictive, and spoiler-free - thanks to its iconic colored emoji grid.

The name? A clever twist on Wardle’s own! Its charm spread so fast that even The New York Times couldn’t resist, scooping it up in 2022 for a tidy seven-figure sum. Still free to play, Wordle proves that a little mystery, a few letters, and a lot of love go far.

Yesterday’s Wordle Answer: July 24, 2025

A powerful five-letter word that captures the sudden, trembling force of nature!🌍💥

The Wordle Answer is: QUAKE.

Wordle Clues for July 25, 2025 (#1497)

Here are four creative and playful clues for today’s Wordle word:

Hint 1: Their job? Go for this, go for that… and go back for more.

Hint 2: Sounds like a rodent, works like a courier.

Hint 3: It starts with a G, ends with an R, and describes someone sent on errands, often in an office.

Hint 4: Runs around so the boss doesn’t have to — not a treadmill.

What is the Superhint for today?

I'm not a golfer, though I sound like one — I dash from desk to door, fetching coffee, copies, and chaos for someone else’s convenience. Who am I?

Wordle Answer for July 25, 2025 (#1497)

The Wordle Answer is GOFER.

A gofer is someone who’s sent to ‘go-for’ things such as coffee, documents, lunch, you name it.

Common in workplaces, and film sets, the term playfully describes someone always on the move doing errands for others. 

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Furthermore, paid NYT Games members have access to a tool known as the Wordle Bot. This allows you to track your performance in each day's game.