Daily Wordle hints, tips, and solution for August 10 (#1513)
Wordle, the globally popular daily guessing game, continues to captivate millions of players worldwide. Created by Josh Wardle, the game has seen billions of plays since its public release in 2021.
The New York Times now owns the game, having acquired it in 2022. Each day, players eagerly anticipate the new five-letter word, which they must guess within six attempts.
Today's Wordle answer is "MINTY". This word contains one vowel, has no double letters, and starts with the letter "M". The word "MINTY" relates to something having the smell or taste of mint, which can be described as fresh or pristine.
The hint for today's Wordle suggests that the word is fresh, herby, and clean. Additionally, the hint indicates that the word has no repeated letters, making it unique among previous Wordle answers.
Kerry Brunskill, PC Gamer's word game expert, provides a daily hint to help players solve the puzzle. Her impressive Wordle streak adds an extra layer of excitement to the game.
In case you're struggling, you can find the answer to today's Wordle with a short scroll. The incorrect letters appear as grey boxes, while the correct letters in the wrong space turn yellow. The correct letter in the right place shows up as green.
Here's a recap of the last 10 Wordle answers:
- July 31, 2025: FRILL
- August 1: BANJO
- August 2: DAUNT
- August 3: LUMPY
- August 4: RIGID
- August 5: STORK
- August 6: GROAN
- August 7: CORAL
- August 8: IMBUE
- August 9: NASAL
Tracy Bennett edits the daily Wordle answers. The game started as a small personal project before it became a global phenomenon.
For those interested in vintage PC games, Kerry Brunskill also writes regular features on old Japanese PC games. Whether you're a Wordle veteran or a newcomer, the daily challenge continues to offer a fun and engaging experience.
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