Lock in Green Letters
A green tile locks that letter into that specific position. Any candidate word with a different letter in that slot is instantly eliminated.
SMART FIVE-LETTER WORD HELPER
Turn tile feedback into a smarter next guess.
Enter your green, yellow and gray feedback. The solver checks every clue together, including repeated letters, and shows the five-letter candidates that still fit.
THE MAIN SOLVER TOOL
Type your five-letter guess into a row, then tap each letter tile to match your green, yellow, or gray board colors.
Type a five-letter guess. Tap each letter tile to cycle through colors (Gray ➔ Yellow ➔ Green). Use All Gray to mark a row of misses. Empty rows are ignored.
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Tap any word to copy it and see its WordNet 3.1 definition. Best Next Guesses prioritizes words containing high-frequency letters (E, A, R, O, T, L, I, S, N) with unique characters to eliminate the maximum number of remaining possibilities.
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TODAY'S DAILY WORDLE
·Puzzle #1975
Wordle puzzle #1975 for Sunday, 15 November 2026: progressive spoiler-safe hints, a difficulty read, the answer and its WordNet 3.1 meaning, and a solving plan.
Daily puzzle facts are generated from date-stamped records. Solutions remain behind spoiler curtains so you only see the answer when you are ready.
DAILY WORDLE · #1975HOW THE ALGORITHM WORKS
Every completed Wordle row translates into a mathematical system of constraints. Our solver evaluates every five-letter candidate against all rows simultaneously.
A green tile locks that letter into that specific position. Any candidate word with a different letter in that slot is instantly eliminated.
A yellow tile proves the letter exists in the answer, but NOT in this position. Words lacking the letter or having it in this column are removed.
A gray tile means that letter does not appear in the word. When paired with green or yellow copies of the same letter, it caps the exact duplicate count.
Consider guessing SPEED when the answer is ELDER. The first E turns yellow (because E is in the word), the second E turns green (exact match in slot 4), and any third E would turn gray. Gray letters only eliminate an entire letter when there are zero green or yellow copies in the same guess.
DATA-DRIVEN PUZZLE MATH
Not all five-letter words are created equal. Information theory proves that testing high-frequency consonants and vowels on turn one eliminates up to 95% of candidates.
| Rank | Letter | Frequency | Best Starting Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | E | 12.3% | Position 4 & 5 (e.g. TRACE) |
| 2 | A | 10.1% | Position 2 & 3 (e.g. SLATE) |
| 3 | R | 8.9% | Position 2 & 5 (e.g. CRANE) |
| 4 | O | 7.5% | Position 2 & 3 (e.g. ROAST) |
| 5 | T | 7.2% | Position 1 & 4 (e.g. TRACE) |
| 6 | I | 6.8% | Position 2 & 3 (e.g. TRAIN) |
| 7 | S | 6.7% | Position 1 (e.g. STARE) |
| 8 | L | 6.5% | Position 2 & 5 (e.g. SLATE) |
| 9 | C | 5.1% | Position 1 (e.g. CRANE) |
| 10 | N | 5.0% | Position 4 & 5 (e.g. CRANE) |
Tests 3 top consonants (S, L, T) and the two most common vowels (A, E). Leaves an average of only 60 candidate words remaining.
Tests high-utility consonant cluster C-R-N. Highly favored by WordleBot as a balanced offensive opener.
Similar to CRANE with T in position 1. Frequently leads to immediate green hits on common English verb endings.
Tests 4 vowels immediately. However, consonants carry more positional information, so ADIEU leaves more candidates than SLATE.
MAKE EVERY GUESS COUNT
A great Wordle strategy avoids lucky guesses and focuses on eliminating as many letters as possible on turns 1, 2, and 3.
Read all Wordle strategy guidesBeware of the Rhyming Trap: Words ending in _IGHT (FIGHT, LIGHT, MIGHT, NIGHT, RIGHT, SIGHT, TIGHT) can burn 6 guesses if you guess them one by one. In Normal Mode, use a "burner word" like FLAMS or SPORT to test 5 candidate consonants in a single turn.
Never Repeat Known Gray Letters: Unless you are playing Hard Mode and forced to reuse confirmed tiles, every guess should introduce 3 to 5 new letters until you have narrowed the pool down to fewer than 5 words.
Check Unresolved Letters: When several candidates remain (e.g. BOUND, FOUND, ROUND, WOUND), look at what distinguishes them (B, F, R, W) and play a word containing as many of those distinguishing letters as possible.
THE WORDLE NEWSROOM
Practical explanations, clue breakdowns, and daily puzzle coverage.

Ten opening guesses that test the most common letters, ranked by how many words in our reference list share each letter.
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Why one guess can show the same letter as green, yellow and gray, and how that limits the possible answers.
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Read articleFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear, direct answers about how our solver operates, dictionary accuracy, daily hints, and privacy guarantees.
Enter any five-letter guess into Row 1. Tap each letter tile to match the color feedback from your Wordle game: Green for correct letter in the right spot, Yellow for right letter in the wrong spot, and Gray for letters not in the word. You can also click 'All Gray' if none of your letters hit. Click 'Find matching words' to calculate all dictionary candidates that satisfy all combined clue constraints simultaneously.
Wordle scores exact green matches first, then assigns yellow matches from the remaining copies in the target answer. Gray duplicates establish an exact maximum count. For example, if you guess 'SPEED' and the first E is yellow while the second E is gray, the solver knows the solution contains exactly one E (not in spot 3). Our algorithm guarantees duplicate constraints are never violated.
Green means the letter is correct and locked in that exact slot. Yellow means the letter is present in the solution but belongs in a different column. Gray means that specific copy is excluded from the word (or limits the duplicate count).
Computer analysis of letter frequencies across the 2,309 official Wordle answers ranks SLATE, CRANE, TRACE, CARTE, and SALET as the highest-performing opening words. They test the most common vowels (E, A) and premier consonants (S, T, R, L, C, N), narrowing candidate pools faster than vowel-only openers like ADIEU.
The pattern finder allows you to search the 14,855-word five-letter candidate list using wildcard patterns (e.g. C?A?E), mandatory letters that must appear anywhere, and letters that must be excluded. It is ideal when you want to explore possibilities without inputting a full 6-row game history.
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In Normal Mode, you can guess words that don't include previously revealed green or yellow clues (known as 'burner guesses' to test 5 new consonants). In Hard Mode, any revealed hints MUST be used in all subsequent guesses: green letters must stay in their spots, and yellow letters must be included.
Daily puzzle guides are verified against official date-stamped puzzle records. Clues, vowel counts, and starter analyses are revealed progressively with spoiler protections so you can get unstuck without ruining the fun.