Wordle 505 answer for November 6: Something is wrong with Wordle. Seven days in a row, the game has not given a single challenging puzzle. The last time we saw a genuinely tough word was before it hit the 500th mark. Some players have even voiced their concern whether the words from the original game are finishing up and The New York Times is adding its own words to the game, however, that claim is false. The original game contains more than 2,000 words. But since we are on an easy streak, it is a good opportunity for you to build up your winning streak. So, if you are even slightly doubtful about the word today, make sure to check these Wordle hints and clues. And if somehow you're stuck on the final attempt, then just scroll to the bottom for the solution.
The word is common, has commonly used letters and the arrangement of it is also ordinary. The only weird part about it is that it contains two vowels. And it can throw players off. We used to get such puzzles in the early days of Wordle. The best way to solve it is by using a vowel-heavy word as a starter to figure them out and then use any letter elimination strategy to find out the rest of the letters. Or easier yet, just check the clues below.
Today’s word begins with the letter S.
The word has no repeated letters.
The word ends with E.
The word contains two vowels.
The remaining vowel is A.
After those clues, we have pretty much handed it to you in a platter. We believe these should be enough for you to guess it easily. But if you're still hesitating, then simply scroll down for the solution.
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