Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - April 6, 2024 (Puzzle #1022)
While April 6’s answer does not contain a repeating letter, it will still be quite hard for players to solve it in less than six attempts. While the answer does have a single vowel, finding it will be inconsequential to solving the answer. This is because the answer is the name of a bird that many players might not be familiar with, which is why it is recommended to use other methods to solve the answer.
It is recommended that you use ’s hard mode for today’s answer, as it might save you a few attempts instead of wasting them on random guesses. Since this mode does not let you use confirmed letters in random spots, it will force you to use words that have the same spelling as the answer. While this can be quite time-consuming, you can use a few hints to speed up the process and solve the answer quickly.
You can also use some starting words to give you a slight edge over your friends to solve today’s. You can even use these words in ’s hard mode, as you will then have a great starting point. That’s because these words will share some attributes with the answer, including consonants, vowels, and some of the letters.
The three starting words are divided into three difficulty options. Depending on how you want to play today’s Wordle, you can use one or all of them to get started. The easy starting word will let you discover the answer's most important attributes, while the other options will be more challenging.
You can use the best starting words and combos for most Wordle answers, but the three starting words below only work for solving today’s answer:
STITCH:
BENCH:
WINCH:
If you need some tips to solve most questions, check out this video by BuzzFeedPlayer player on YouTube.
If you are running out of attempts and don’t want to waste them on guesses, you can use some hints that will give you a fair idea about the answer. Hints for Wordle work the same way as for other games, as they don’t spoil the answer. The clues will point you in the right direction so
