If you’re still trying to solve it, or you just want to double check your guess, you’re in the right place. We’ve got all the clues you need and the answer at the bottom (if you really need it).
Wordle is the internet’s favorite five letter puzzle. You get six guesses to figure out the word of the day. Every time you guess, the game tells you which letters are right and in the right place (green), which letters are in the word but in the wrong spot (yellow), and which ones don’t belong at all (gray).
It resets daily at midnight local time and is free to play on the New York Times website and app. If you log in, you can track your stats and keep your streak going.
Let’s walk through a few hints for Wordle puzzle #1,509.
No there are no repeated letters in today’s word.
The word has two vowels: O and A.
Today’s word begins with the letter G.
It’s both a noun and a verb. It refers to a low, deep sound made when you’re in pain, annoyed, or frustrated. You can also do it when you’re just really not in the mood.
If you’re still playing, this is your last chance to stop scrolling. The answer is coming up next.
GROAN
That’s today’s Wordle wrapped up! Whether you nailed it in three or groaned your way through all six tries, the win counts. Come back tomorrow for puzzle #1,510 we’ll have the hints and answer ready when you need them.
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