New York Times Wordle Hints and Answers for #916 December 22, 2023

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By Mina Smith

Published Dec 22, 2023

Every day, the New York Times Games creates a brand-new Wordle word for word puzzle fans to guess at. This five-letter mystery word is always a challenge, and it can be nearly impossible for some to guess in the six tries you get even if you are very familiar with how to play Wordle. In order to win today, check below for suggested starting words, letter spoilers, the number of vowels in the word, similar words, and all sorts of other hints to get you a little bit closer to an answer.

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Wordle #916 Hints for December 22, 2023

To get a great starting Wordle word, to know how many repeated letters the word has, or any other technical information on the word today, check below.

Great Starting Wordle Word for Today's Puzzle

Of the best four starting words for this mobile puzzle game, which are usually listed as RAISE , ADEIU , AUDIO , or TRACE. The best ones to choose are AUDIO or TRACE .

Today's Wordle word can be two different parts of speech: a noun or a verb .

There are TWO vowels in today's word.

Today's Wordle word contains NO repeated letters.

Similar words to the Wordle answer for today: Contact, Brush, Caress.

Letters Spoilers for Wordle #916, December 22, 2023

If you are in need of a little more help, even after the hints above, don't worry. There are plenty more below in the form of letter spoilers. Each of the five letters in today's word makes up one of the expandable sections below.

Letter One

Today's Wordle word begins with a T .

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_ O _ _ _

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_ _ _ C _

This Wordle word ends in an H.

_ _ _ _ H

#916 Wordle Answer for December 22, 2023

Still stumbling over today's five-letter word? Below is the full spoiler for today's Wordle word, so use caution when opening up the expandable sections below. Press the Read More button to see the complete answer.