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Today's NYT Wordle Hints & Answer for Fri, April 3, 2026

Keep your streak alive with spoiler-free hints, reveal the answer letter-by-letter, or search past solutions in the archive.


Today's NYT Wordle Hints

  • Hint 1: To lightly burn the surface.
  • Hint 2: This five-letter word contains 2 vowels with no repeated letters.
    Reveal Hint 2: Word Structure
  • Hint 3: You might do this to the ends of a rope to prevent fraying.
    Reveal Hint 3: Strong Clue

Today's NYT Wordle Answer

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Today's NYT Wordle Review & Analysis

  • SINGE is a five-letter word with no repeats and a balanced mix of three consonants and two vowels. The vowels I and E are common, and the -INGE ending resembles familiar patterns like -ING or -NGE, which can widen the field. Starting with S and closing with E are both high-frequency positions, encouraging numerous plausible builds. The NG cluster in the middle is common but not always immediately fixed, allowing several neighboring arrangements to linger.
  • Early greens in I or E can still leave a broad lattice of options, especially if N and G remain unset. The -ING pattern may prompt cycling through forms that end in -INGE or pivot to similar frames like SINGY or BINGE once key consonants appear. Progress typically accelerates only after locking the NG pair in positions three and four, shifting focus from vowel placement to confirming the opening consonant and final E.

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Work Through the Progressive Hints

The Green Box contains three hints, ordered from vague to more specific. Hint 1 offers a general sense of the word’s meaning. Hint 2 focuses on structure, such as vowel count or repeated letters. Hint 3 narrows things down further with a clear definition, context, or fill-in-the-blank clue.

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Reveal Individual Letters

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FAQ

The hints are meant to guide you gradually without giving the answer away. Hint 1 offers a general meaning clue. If that’s not enough, Hint 2 adds structural help (such as vowel counts), and Hint 3 provides a more direct definition. You can stop at any point.

Yes. If you only want to check part of the word—like the first letter—you can tap one of the green [?] boxes above. This lets you confirm a detail without revealing the entire answer.

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