Today's Wordle Hints & Answer - April 26, 2024 (Puzzle #1042)

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April 26’s answer isn’t that hard to solve if players use hints or one of our suggested starting words. The answer isn’t as common, but a few words sound very similar and should get you on the right path. The answer contains two vowels that should be easy to figure out if you use Wordle’s alternate mode or one of our starting words.

You can use ’s hard mode to solve today’s answer and find the two vowels without wasting too many attempts. However, once you find the correct spots of the vowels, you will not be able to use them in other spots. Most times, this gives you a good idea about the answer so that you don’t have to waste your attempts on random guesses.

If you haven’t started today’s, you can use three starting words to give you a great start. It’s advisable to use these hints so that you don’t waste your first attempt on a random guess and don’t get the desired result. Using any of the starting words will let you discover at least some attributes from the answer, such as consonants, vowels, or even some of the letters. With this information, you will have a great starting point and should have an easier time-solving today’s answer.

If you prefer to use your own best starting words and combos, they might work for today’s answer. However, the suggested words below are curated for today’s answer:

LUCID:

VAPOR:

RAPID:

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

If you don’t want to waste your attempts with random guesses, you can make some informed guesses using hints. These hints are akin to clues you may have seen in crossword puzzles, so they don’t spoil the answer but will point you in the right direction. Hopefully, the four hints below should help you solve April 26’s answer.

Hint 1

There are no repeating letters.

Hint 2

The answer is an adjective.

Hint 3

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

Hint 4

Offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.

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