Daily Wordle Suggestions and Solution for August 12, 2025
The online word guessing game, Wordle, has taken the world by storm, and today is no exception. With a new puzzle going live every day at midnight, local time, players eagerly await the challenge.
Yesterday's Wordle was relatively easier, with the answer being SOUTH. Today, however, the puzzle presents a more intriguing challenge with the answer being the five-letter word NOMAD. This word, starting with an "N" and ending with a "D," describes a person who has no fixed home and wanders from place to place.
For those starting the game today, MIT's analysis suggests beginning with SALET, REAST, TRACE, CRATE, or SLATE for the first guess. Interestingly, the New York Times's Wordle analysis bot also suggests starting words like CRANE, TRACE, SLANT, CRATE, and CARTE.
The NOMAD puzzle has two vowels and only one unusual letter, which is common. Additionally, there are no repeated letters in today's Wordle.
If you're looking for a more challenging Wordle experience, you might want to try games like Dordle and Quordle, which ask you to play two or four puzzles at the same time, with the same guesses. For a competitive twist, there's also Squabble, a Wordle game where you play against other people with a timer running.
Wordle can be played on the New York Times website, and for those who want to play one puzzle after another, there's the game Wheeldle. Yesterday's Wordle contained five common letters, making it slightly easier than today's puzzle. The hint for yesterday's Wordle was "a direction."
Wordle has evolved since its inception, with the original list of about 2,300 solution words now being hand-picked by an editor. This ensures a more diverse and interesting selection of words for players to guess daily.
So, grab your guesses and get ready to uncover the NOMAD in today's Wordle puzzle!
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