Daily New York Times reveals clues and solutions for the Wordle puzzle on September 18, 2025
In the daily routine of millions worldwide, a simple yet engaging game called Wordle continues to captivate players. Created by software developer Josh Wardle in 2021, this five-letter word guessing game has become a beloved part of many people's day.
The game's mechanics are straightforward: you have six tries to guess a five-letter word. After each guess, the game provides clues by changing the colours of the letter tiles - green for correct letters in the correct position, yellow for correct letters but in the wrong position, and gray for incorrect letters.
Today's Wordle starts with the letter "k", so let's narrow down the possibilities. Some players prefer to test common endings like -ING or -ATE when they are unsure. However, today's Wordle does not contain any double letters. Experienced players often favour words with multiple vowels and high-frequency consonants like S, T, R, or N.
A sharp-edged utensil used for cutting food or other materials might be a hint for today's Wordle. But what could it be? Could it be "knife"? Let's see if our guess is correct.
Wordle has gained such popularity that it has spawned numerous variations, such as Dordle, Quordle, and Heardle. These games offer multiple puzzles daily, providing a challenge for even the most dedicated Wordle enthusiasts.
For those seeking hints or answers for tomorrow's, yesterday's, NYT Strands, NYT Connections, and other daily puzzles, the New York Times website is a valuable resource. However, it's important to note that the New York Times does not endorse these unofficial Wordle versions and they may not reflect the current word list.
Several websites have compiled unofficial Wordle archives, allowing players to revisit or replay past puzzles. Meanwhile, anyone can write about their Wordle experiences on Bored Panda's website, sharing tips, strategies, and their love for the game.
In October 2022, Wordle was eventually acquired by The New York Times, ensuring its continued popularity and growth. The New York Times claims that the game's difficulty hasn't changed since it replaced the original version.
So, let's revisit today's Wordle: "knife". Was our guess correct? Let's find out! Happy Wordling!
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