NYT Wordle hints and answer today (April 25, 2026): Welcome to your weekend Wordle check-in! If you’ve just sat down with your morning coffee only to find your grid looking a little too gray for comfort, you aren't alone. Today’s puzzle, Wordle #1771, is a fascinating example of how the New York Times can take a common, everyday term and turn it into a high-stakes guessing game.
While the word itself is likely part of your daily vocabulary, its structural layout, specifically the way the consonants anchor the vowels, has been tripping up even seasoned players this Saturday.
What is the Best Starting Word for Today’s Wordle?
To crack Wordle #1771 efficiently, you need a balanced approach. According to WordleBot, the average player is taking about 4.2 guesses to solve this one.
CRANE or SLATE: These remain the gold standard for today. Using CRANE provides immediate feedback on the 'N' and 'E' placement, which are vital for narrowing down today's specific ending.
AUDIO: If you prefer a vowel-heavy start, this will help you identify one of the two vowels present in the word, though it won't help much with the tricky leading consonant.
WOMAN: Interestingly, if you used this as a thematic guess, you’d be incredibly close to the pluralized solution.
What are the Wordle Hints Today, April 25, 2026?
If you want to solve it yourself but just need a little nudge, here are a few clues to point you in the right direction:
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Vowel Count: Today’s word contains two vowels (O and E).
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Letter Repetition: There are no repeating letters in this word.
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Starting Letter: The word begins with the letter W.
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The Big Clue: Today's answer is a plural noun referring to adult human females.
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What is the Wordle Answer Today, April 25, 2026?
If your sixth guess is looming and you can't risk losing that 100-day streak, here is the solution.
The answer to Wordle #1771 for Saturday, April 25, 2026, is:
WOMEN
How it played out: Most players found success by identifying the 'N' or the 'M' early on. The difficulty usually arose from the 'W', a less frequent letter, and the fact that many players forget the NYT occasionally uses plural forms that don't end in a simple 'S'.
Previous Answers from Wordle Archive
Wordle Hint for 23 April, 2026 #1769: TWEET
Wordle Hint for 22 April, 2026 #1768: SNORE
Wordle Hint for 21 April, 2026 #1767: CLUMP
Wordle Hint for 20 April, 2026 #1766: WEAVE
Wordle Hint for 19 April, 2026 #1765: STAND
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Whether you snagged it in two or barely escaped on your final try, congratulations on completing today's puzzle! Wordle #1771 was a great reminder to keep an eye out for irregular plurals. Be sure to check back tomorrow for more hints and the latest solutions to keep your Wordle streak going strong!
