Games – Wordle Answers, Clues & Latest Puzzle Solutions

If you love daily word games, you’re in the right spot. This page gathers the freshest Wordle answers, the clues that helped solve them, and handy tips you can use tomorrow. No fluff, just the info you need to keep your streak alive.

When a new Wordle pops up, start by looking for vowel placement. Most five‑letter words need at least one vowel, so spotting where the vowel sits can cut the list in half. Next, watch for common letter pairs like "TH", "ER" or "OU" – they show up more often than you think. Use those patterns to narrow choices quickly.

August 2025 Wordle #1508 – STORK

The answer for August 5, 2025 (Wordle #1508) was STORK. The clue hinted at a single‑vowel word that starts with “S” and has no repeating letters. That narrowed the field to a handful of options, and the bird link sealed the deal – a stork is famous for delivering babies.

How to guess it yourself? First, lock in the “S” at the start. Then, try a word with the most common middle letters, like “T” or “R”. When you see that the vowel is “O”, the remaining blanks become clearer. By the third guess you usually have enough info to spot “STORK”.

April 2025 Wordle #1391 – TURBO

April 10, 2025 (Wordle #1391) gave us TURBO. The clue mentioned “powering up”, pointing straight to engines and speed. It also fit the rule of a single vowel and no repeated letters, making it a perfect fit for the day’s puzzle.

To land on “TURBO”, start with a guess that tests both “U” and “O” in different spots – those are the most common vowels in five‑letter words. Once the game confirms the correct positions, fill in the remaining consonants. In this case, knowing that “R” often follows “U” helped lock the answer quickly.

Wordle isn’t the only game keeping us busy. Spin‑offs like Quordle, Octordle and the new “Wordle Remix” let you solve multiple boards at once. The same strategies – vowel placement, common pairs, and process of elimination – work across all of them.

Ready for tomorrow’s puzzle? Keep a list of your favorite five‑letter words, practice the vowel‑first approach, and you’ll see your streak grow. Check back here for the next answer, plus the clues that helped uncover it. Happy gaming!