New York: Every morning, Wordle throws down a quiet challenge — can you guess the five-letter word in six tries or less? Some days, it’s a breeze. Other days, it’s like wrestling a dictionary in the dark.
If today’s Wordle — Puzzle #1464 — had you second-guessing every vowel and wondering if you even know any words that start with “T,” you’re not alone. Whether you’re protecting a 200-day streak or just trying to solve before your coffee gets cold, we’ve got you covered.
Read on for today’s clues, strategy tips, and — if you’re ready — the full answer.
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Let’s break down today’s word, just enough to nudge you toward the right answer without spoiling the fun too early.
Starts with: T
Has two vowels
No repeated letters
Think of a repetitive, rhythmic sound
Still stumped? Imagine the soft hum of guitar strings… or the low buzz of machinery in the background.
Today’s Wordle Answer: THRUM
Definition: “Thrum” refers to a continuous rhythmic sound, like a hum or a drone. It can be used both as a noun and a verb:
Noun: “The thrum of engines in the distance.”
Verb: “He thrummed his fingers on the table.”
It’s the kind of word that’s familiar once you see it — but not one that immediately jumps to mind.
Wordle Strategy Tip for Tough Words Like This
- Start smart: Words like “SLATE” or “CRANE” are great openers.
- Listen to the sound: THRUM is an onomatopoeic word — sounding like what it describes.
- Think rhythm, not just letters.
- Don’t let words like this throw you off — they’re what makes the game so addictive!
Whether you nailed it in 3 or stared at your screen until guess #6, you’re doing great. Remember — it’s not just about the streak. It’s about waking your brain up one satisfying puzzle at a time.
