Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - May 15, 2024 (Puzzle #1061)

May 15’s answer is not the hardest to solve, but it could cause some players to waste their attempts if they aren’t careful. While there is a vowel in today’s answer, finding its correct position is inconsequential, as finding the other letters can be quite challenging. You will definitely need a strategy or some help if you want to solve the puzzle in less than six attempts.

If you use ’s hard mode, you might have a better chance of finding some letters, as this mode serves its purpose well. The mode won’t let you reuse confirmed letters in other spots, which means you will be forced to use words that are similar and not waste attempts on random guesses. You can also use this mode in tandem with hints or starting words that will give you a slight advantage.

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 haven’t started today’s yet, you can use some starting words that will give you a leg up over your friends. These starting words will reduce the need to use random guesses while revealing key elements from the answer. These elements can range from consonants, vowels, or even other letters, and having knowledge about them could make all the difference.

You can use your best starting words and combos; they might work for today’s answer. However, the suggested words below are hand-picked for today’s answer:

COACH:

PILOT:

WINCH:

If you need some tips to solve most questions, check out this video by BuzzFeedPlayer on YouTube.

Using hints to solve works similarly to using clues for other games such as Crosswords. Hence, the hints provided below do not spoil the answer but give enough information to solve May 15’s answer. We still recommend caution, as you could waste your attempts using the below four hints.

Hint 1

There are no repeating letters.

Hint 2

The answer is a verb and a noun.

Hint 3

The vowel is in the 2nd position.

Hint 4

Move one's finger