Wordle Help, Hints & Clues for Today, January 10

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For today’s January 10, 2025 edition of Wordle from The New York Times (#1301), you can now find the solution! In this game, players have up to six attempts to identify the five-letter secret word. If a guessed letter matches its position in the word, it will be highlighted green. However, if the letter is incorrect but in the correct word, it will show up yellow. Lastly, any letters that do not belong to the word will appear in gray.

Here are hints, clues, and the answer for today’s New York Times Wordle.

Wordle hints for January 10

Hint 1: How many vowels and consonants are in the word?

The word has one vowel and four consonants.

Hint 2: What is the position of the vowel in the letter?

The vowel appears right in the middle of the word.

Hint 3: Does the word have a recurring letter?

The word doesn’t have a recurring letter.

Hint 4: Is the word a noun, verb, or adjective?

The word is used as a noun as well as a verb.

Hint 5: Give a vague description of the word.

On all fours.

Hint 6: Give a few words that rhyme with today’s answer.

Ball, call, and drawl.

What is the Wordle answer for today, January 10?

The answer for Wordle #1300 for today, January 10, is CRAWL.

In simpler terms, to “crawl” is moving by placing your hands and knees on the ground. Sometimes, it can mean advancing slowly without using any limbs. The term may also be used figuratively to describe gradual progress in life through deceit and flattery. As a noun, “crawling” refers to this movement or act.

The origin of the word “crawl” can be traced all the way back to Middle English (“crawlen”), Old Norse (“krafla”), and even older Proto-Germanic (*krablōná).

Many times, when a word has just one vowel, the trick to guessing the correct Wordle solution lies in identifying which vowel it is. Once that’s known, various attempts can be made, like trying ‘drawl’, until the actual answer is found.

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2025-01-10 08:40