Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - May 13, 2024 (Puzzle #1059)

May 13’s answer is a type of spice that not many players might be familiar with and could cause them to lose their streak. The answer also contains two vowels, which could be hard to find if players don’t use the right starting words. While the answer can be solved in six attempts, it will require some ingenuity and quick thinking.

To make it easier, players can use ’s hard mode to find the two vowels faster. Since this mode does not let players reuse confirmed letters in random spots, you won’t be able to waste your attempts. Using this mode and some starting words listed below is recommended to make today’s puzzle slightly easier.

With six guesses and thousands of possible daily words, keeping a Wordle streak alive can be tricky. Here are some strategies players can follow.

If you want a great start, you can use some starting words to give you a leg up and solve today’s faster. There are three words that will let you discover some key attributes from the answer, such as consonants, vowels, or even some of the letters. Depending on how easy you want to make the puzzle, you can use any of the three starting words that will let you solve today’s answer without cheating.

You can use your best starting words and combos for today’s, but they might not work well for today’s answer. However, the suggested words below are handpicked for today’s answer:

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Since today’s answer can be slightly tricky to figure out, you can always use hints so you don’t have to give up your streak. These hints are akin to clues seen in other games, and as such, they are in the style of crossword puzzles. These hints will nudge you in the right direction without spoiling the answer. It should be enough information so that you can solve March 13’s answer in less than six attempts.

Hint 1

There are no repeating letters.

Hint 2

The answer is a noun.

Hint 3

The vowels