Wordle Hints (Solution) for Saturday, June 14, 2025:

Master Wordle Secret on June 14, 2025!

Wordle Tips (and Solution) for Saturday, 14th June 2025

Crack the Wordle code on this thrilling day with our sneaky hints, tricks, and strategies. Today's riddle wiggles its way into your mind – let's get solving! Fair warning, folks, we're dishing out spoilers for Wordle #1,456 on June 14, 2025! Ready to catch a few clues (and the hidden answer)? Here we go!

How to nail Wordle

Fire up the Wordle magic site on the New York Times' platform[1]. Each day, the game unveils a fresh conundrum at midnight, your area's very own time.

Kick things off by guessing a five-letter word. When you press go, you'll witness the Wordle rainbow: green for correct, yellow for hiccups, and gray for clunkers. For more juicy hints, check out our guide to mastering Wordle, and my pro-level hints here[3]. (You can also catch further deets down below.)

Spooky Hints Galore!

You're scavenging for spirits, right? Let's dig out some helpful hints to sniff out the ghostly answer:

Today's Wordle sticks to the old typesetters' phrase ETAOIN SHRDLU, using four usual suspects. The fifth? It's somewhat ghostly, too! Say, "Edwin Shirdloo" to remember your spectral pal.
Trying to catch a spectral scent? Our spooky word hint? It's a residence you find in a haunted house. Don't be an easy mark for a spirit!
Ready to lock eyes with the phantom? It creeps in without any double or repeated letters, staying hidden among the shadows.
Staring down the fossil for the specter? On this episode of Wordle, one vowel shows its face.
Stickman's paranormal compass? Wordle's spooky clue begins with a G, spiraling swiftly south.
It's getting ghostly now – Wordle's tail winds up with a T!

Stake a claim on the spectral solution!

Ghost-hunting time is upon us! Ready? The hidden treasure of June 14, 2025, in Wordle is GHOST.

How did I bust the ghost?

Off we go! I began with RAISE and unearthed GHOST as the only word worth unearthing!

Yesterday's haunting hints!

Couldn't see a ghost yesterday? The hint was, "a ship's part," and the solution harbored three usual letters and two common-ish other ones.

Yesterday’s apparition hid in BILGE.

Wordle Basics Unveiled

Curious about Wordle? The name of the game is guessing the day's secret word. As you open the game, you'll find an empty grid. You set the proceedings in motion: type any five-letter word.

The shades reveal themselves upon your command! Green implies a fit in color and position. For example, if you guessed PARTY, and the word is PURSE, the P would be green.

Yellow lets you know the letter is lurking within, but not in the spot you've assigned it. (If you've guessed PARTY, but the word is ROAST, the R, A, and T would yield yellow.)
Gray means the letter isn't trembling in the solution at all. (If you've guessed PARTY and everything is gray, the solution cannot be PURSE or ROAST.)

You're sprinting through a gauntlet of guesses, with six demonstrating the length of your leash. Stumble, and it's curtains.

The top picks for beginning words

So, what's the word play of the day? Words containing typical letters are your best opening bets, increasing your chances of yellow and green felt – even if you land on gray. (Even if you've guessed common letters and it's gray, watch your back for handy intel!) The New York Times' Wordle analysis bot favors starting with one of these:

CRANE
TRACE
SLANT
CRATE
CARTE

Meanwhile, an MIT rundown proclaims these the most effective eliminators in the first round:

SALET
REAST
TRACE
CRATE
SLATE

Other savvy alternatives might be ARISE and ROUND. The decisions, friends, are yours to make.

Win the paranormal battle

Wordle veterans have a few guides at their fingertips, worth delving into if you're serious about nail-biting suspense.

Consonant victories: Strut your stuff with consonants!
Common letter champ: Keep it simple and classic.
Advanced guidance: Three potent strategies to get your spook on.

Savvy players know that using guesses smartly allows you to amass information about the letters that lie within the secret word. If you suspect ghostly vowel sounds like "-OUND," leave cryptic suspects like MOUND, ROUND, SOUND, and HOUND behind. Instead, weave your magic with MARSH, and the "H" will light up like a luminous beacon.

Time for a word of caution: the original Wordle chose from a list of roughly 2,300 solution words, but since it was purchased by the NYT, the game boasts an editor who personally tailors each puzzle. Sometimes these solutions get tricky, not typically found on the original list. Sometimes they're on theme, too, poking out at holidays or when there's something culturally topical. For instance, one Thanksgiving, FEAST made an appearance.

A-maze-ing Wordle diversions

You crave more five-letter word navigating? Check out the finest Wordle distractions, listed by complexity:

Wheeldle: Play one conundrum after another in this entrancing brainteaser[1].
Dordle and Quordle: Tackle two (Dordle) or four (Quordle) puzzles simultaneously with the same guesses[2]. Too easy? Octordle offers eight puzzles, and Sedecordle drops 16 on you.
Waffle: Solve multiple jumbled five-letter words by rearranging the letters[3].
Absurdle: A sneaky-smooth Wordle variation – the solution shifts after each guess, but it must stay consistent with past feedback. Strategy is required to pin its tail between the legs until only one option remains[4].
Squabble: Challenge other Wordle enthusiasts in this heated timed game, where you duke it out to the end[5].
Antiwordle: Never catch the ghost again! Try to avoid guessing the day's secret word and stick with the incorrect letters[6].

Not today's mystical adventure? Here's the spectral solution for Wordle today.

Wordle, an engaging daily game, is steeped in entertainment and pop-culture, with solutions often hinted at by clues on social media.
On June 14, 2025, the Wordle community will unite to crack the code of the ghostly Wordle answer today – GHOST.
In the realm of Wordle entertainment, ghostly solution guesses can be refined by employing strategies and techniques such as recognizing common letter patterns and avoiding repeated letters.