Use our Wordle solution for today's puzzle if you want to get straight to the good stuff: your latest win. If that feels a little too sudden, you can spend as much time as needed pondering the new hint for September 13 (1182) instead. We can help you make your game a success, no matter how you choose to play.
I would say that I had the perfect Wordle for today. It wasn't quick, easy or flawless, but it was a puzzle with enough challenge to keep me interested. I always got enough clues that made the struggle feel good. Even if it was possible, I wouldn't want to win or do better if I had to play the puzzle again. I'm not certain it would be as fun.
Today’s Wordle hint
Wordle today: A hint for Friday, September 13
The answer of the day is always unpleasant, no matter where you find it. A grating noise, an ice-cold wind, a harsh or unfair punishment, a light that is too bright.
Is there today a double-letter in Wordle?
Today's Wordle does not contain a double-letter.
Wordle help: 3 tips to beat Wordle every day
Wordle is a great way to get a little boost in the morning. There's nothing like a small win to get you going for the rest of your day. Here are some tips to get you started:
- A good opening guess will contain a mixture of unique vowels and consonants.
- With a second guess, you can narrow down the list of letters quickly.
- Look out for letters that appear more than once.
Wordle doesn't require you to race against the clock, so there's no need to rush. It's a good idea to treat the game as a casual crossword. This way, you can return to it later in case you get stuck. It could be the difference between a winning streak and a row of grey squares.
Today's Wordle Answer
What is the Wordle answer for today?
Here's your chance to win. The answer to September 13 (1182) Wordle puzzle is HARSH.
Previous Wordle Answers
The 10 most recent Wordle answers
You can get some great ideas from past Wordle answers for new words to start your daily puzzle. These past Wordle answers are a great way to eliminate guesses, as they are unlikely to be repeated.
Here are some recent Wordle responses:
- September 12,BRASS
- September 11,AISLE
- September 10, REBEL
- September 9,DEBIT
- September 8,DRAWN
- September 7,OWNER
- September 6,RUN
- September 5,WIDEN
- September 4,STERN
- September 3,FAINT
Wordle: Learn more about it
Wordle will give you six rows of boxes each day. You'll have to figure out the secret five-letter words hidden inside to continue your winning streak.
Start with a strong word, such as ARISE or any other word containing a good mixture of consonants and vowels. Avoid starting words with repeated letters as you may lose the opportunity to confirm or eliminate an extra letter. You'll know if you're right or wrong once you press Enter. If the box turns, that means that letter doesn't appear in the secret phrase. The letter is in the secret word, but it's not in the box. You've got the correct letter in the correct place.
Your second guess should complement the starting word. Use another "good"word to cover any letters you missed last time, while also avoiding any letter that you know for sure is not present in today’s answer. You should be able to find some coloured squares that will help you get started.
You can then use what you have learned to narrow down your guesses to the correct word. You can only use real words and you have six attempts. (So no EEEEE to check if there is an E.) Remember that letters can also repeat (ex: BOOKS).
If you need more advice, you can check out our Wordle Tips. To see which words have been used already, you can scroll up to the relevant section.
Wordle was originally created by software engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner, who loves word games. The game was then shared with his family and eventually released to the public. Since then, the word puzzle game has inspired a number of games such as Wordle. These games refocus the daily gimmick on music, math or geography. Wordle was so popular that it was bought by the New York Times in 2007 for seven figures. It's only a question of time until we all communicate exclusively in tricolor boxes.
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