The Wordle answer is COACH.

The Wordle of the day changes automatically at midnight each day in your timezone.

You can start with vowel-heavy words, choose words that include the most common vowels and consonants, or use mathematically optimal starting words like SLATE, TRACE, and CRATE. Some players prefer a three-word starting strategy to narrow down the list of possible letters in the solution, such as RATIO-MENDS-LUCKY or SCALY-GUIDE-THORN.

We recommend these words: SLATE, TRACE and ADIEU. However, your second and third words will obviously be dictated by the results of the first!

Start with a strategic first word, focus on common consonants, use the process of elimination, take your time, don't forget about repeating letters, keep an eye on less popular letters, utilize clues from previous guesses, remember Wordle uses US spellings, and practice with other word games.

You can find the official Wordle on the New York Times website right here.

Wordle uses American English spelling. Non-US players should keep this in mind when trying to solve the puzzle.

Yes, words in Wordle puzzles may contain the same letter more than once. When coming up with your guesses, consider the possibility of repeated letters.

Playing Wordle copycats or other word games can help improve your vocabulary and problem-solving skills, making it easier to identify potential solutions in Wordle.

The Wordle puzzle changes once every day. A new puzzle is released at midnight in your local timezone.

To keep your winning streak going, make sure to play the game every day!

In Wordle, the color green indicates that you have guessed a correct letter and it's in the right position. The color yellow means that you have guessed a letter correctly, but it's in the wrong position.

You get six attempts to solve the Wordle. Each attempt allows you to guess a five-letter word.

No, you cannot play previous Wordle puzzles. The game only allows you to play the puzzle of the day.

After your first guess, try a word containing completely different letters to narrow down possibilities quickly. This can help you identify the correct letters and their positions more efficiently.

You have the entire day (from midnight in your local timezone) to solve a Wordle puzzle. Spend a few minutes analyzing your options and strategizing your next moves after you've identified some correct letters.

The New York Times developed a new numbers-based game called Digits. People refer to it as "like Wordle but for numbers."

Yes, the New York Times acquired Wordle in early 2022 and continues to release a new puzzle every day, just like the original Wordle. The gameplay remains the same, but now you can find the daily Wordle puzzle on the New York Times website.