
◆ The New York Times
Wordle Hints, Answers & Strategy Guide
Five-letter daily word — 6 guesses, hard mode optional.
Wordle is the New York Times' daily five-letter word game: you get six guesses, and after each one the tiles turn green, yellow or gray to show which letters are right and where. There's one shared puzzle a day, and it resets at midnight local time. TECHi keeps three clean pages for it — spoiler-safe hints and today's answer, yesterday's solution, and an evergreen guide to the rules and best opening words.
Today: Friday, June 19, 2026
Today
Friday
June 19, 2026
Check the date before opening a reveal. Today's page is for active solving; yesterday's page is for catching up without mixing spoilers.
◆ Three pages, one game
Pick your moment.
Open today’s hints when you are solving now, jump to yesterday if you missed a day, or use the guide when you want rules and strategy.
- Today01
Today's Puzzle: June 19, 2026
Hints, then the answer, then the why. In that order.
Friday, June 19, 2026
Open today's hints → - Yesterday02
Yesterday's Puzzle: June 18, 2026
In case you missed it, yesterday's full solve.
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Open yesterday → - Tutorial03
How to Play Wordle
The full ruleset and our best opening tips.
Open guide →
Catching up? Here are the most recent solutions.
| Date | Puzzle | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Fri, Jun 19, 2026 | 1826 | EMOJI |
| Thu, Jun 18, 2026 | 1825 | ENTRY |
| Wed, Jun 17, 2026 | 1824 | TOKEN |
| Tue, Jun 16, 2026 | 1823 | AMAZE |
◆ Strategy
How to Win at Wordle
The best daily word-game routine is simple: test common letters, protect your remaining guesses, and only chase repeated letters after the board gives you evidence.
Open with balanced letters
Use an opener with common consonants and at least two vowels so the second guess has real information.
Play the pattern, not the word list
Green letters fix the frame. Yellow letters tell you where not to look. Build the next guess from those constraints first.
Delay double letters
Repeated letters can win a late board, but early repeats usually waste coverage unless a clue strongly points there.
Best starting words
| Word | Why it works |
|---|---|
| SLATE | Covers two vowels and three high-frequency consonants. |
| CRANE | Tests common consonants while keeping A and E in play. |
| RAISE | A vowel-heavy opener that still checks R and S. |
| ROAST | Useful when you want O plus a common ending consonant pattern. |
| TRAIN | Checks T, R, and N early without repeating letters. |
◆ FAQ
Wordle questions, answered
- What is the best Wordle starting word?
- SLATE, CRANE, RAISE, ROAST, and TRAIN are strong openers because they cover common letters without repeats.
- Should I read Wordle hints before the answer?
- Yes. The daily page is ordered from hints to reveal, so you can stop before the answer if you still want to solve it yourself.
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