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Test Your Skills Today & Guess the Five-Letter Word with Hints, Superhints, and Clues
Every day, Wordle is one of the most acclaimed activities in the world. You try to determine a five-letter word in six attempts, and after each attempt, you will receive colored hints to assist you in developing your vocabulary, logic, and deduction.
Wordle's simple principles and short experiences, whether you are an occasional player or a self-proclaimed puzzle enthusiast, make it an excellent choice for the recent mental challenge.
Every day brings a different word, creating an atmosphere of community as people share their strategies and discuss how many days in a row they have guessed the word correctly. Put on your thinking cap and join millions of people in this addictive word puzzle challenge!
Yesterday’s Wordle Answer
Yesterday’s Wordle Answer was ALONG.
When used as a preposition, along most often means following the direction of something.
“We just kept walking along, chatting happily.”
Wordle Hints for September 16, 2025
Hint 1: The Wordle word is often used in connection with socialist politics or persons.
Hint 2: This word is a modern American English term with a German origin dating back a long time.
Hint 3: It has a word structure of consonant-vowel-consonant-consonant-consonant.
Hint 4: The word rhymes with "nifty" or "thrifty."
What is the Superhint for Today?
A hand that dances where most won’t go,
Choosing the path that’s less in show.
Who am I?
Wordle Answer for September 16, 2025
The answer is: LEFTY.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Normally, one would think players always had six attempts: This, however, is not a true statement. In the year 2013, Josh Wardle designed an early prototype of the game called "Mr. Bugs' Wordy Nugz," in which the player could solve puzzle after puzzle with no pre-set number of guesses.
It was only after Wardle considered that the word list should be shortened to 2,000 more familiar words that the six-guess limitation was then imposed in order to create more challenge and structure, hence the game we all know today.