Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - April 22, 2024 (Puzzle #1038)

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April 22’s answer shouldn’t be too complicated to solve, but players should still exercise caution in their first few attempts. Since the answer has two vowels, it could get complicated if players keep using random guesses and waste their first few attempts. But if you use some hints or a different mode, you might have an upper hand from the very first attempt.

We recommend using ’s hard mode, as it’s the perfect way to discover multiple vowels and repeat letters. Since you have only six attempts, this mode will prevent you from making random guesses and force you to be more strategic. Once you have discovered a letter’s correct position, you cannot use it in other spots.

Before starting today’s, we recommend using some starting words to give you an advantage from the first attempt. These starting words might share some things in common with the answer, like consonants, vowels, and some letters. If you don’t want to waste your attempts and want to solve the puzzle quickly, the below three words should do the job. They are classified into three difficulties, and you can use any of them depending on how much time you have.

You can use some of the best starting words and combos for today’s puzzle, but they might not be enough. However, the three words below are curated specifically for today’s answer.

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If you need some tips to solve most questions, check out this video by BuzzFeedPlayer player on YouTube.

If you want to use some hints to solve today’s answer, we have four clues that could help. These hints do not spoil the answer, so you should still be able to have some fun while playing. While they don’t give away the answer, they should provide enough context so that you can solve April 22’s answer:

Hint 1

There are no repeating letters.

Hint 2

The answer is a noun and a verb.

Hint 3

The vowels are in the 2nd & 4th positions.

Hint 4

A device that generates an intense beam of coherent monochromatic light.

If you are on your sixth