The New York Times Wordle #1301 for today, January 10, 2025, can now be solved. The game allows the players six guesses to determine the correct five-letter word. If they guess a letter correctly and put it in its position in the letter, it will appear in green. On the other hand, if that letter is placed in an incorrect position, the color will be yellow. Lastly, the letter will appear in gray if it’s not part of the word.
Here are hints, clues, and the answer for today’s New York Times Wordle.
Wordle clues for today, January 10
Hint 1: How many vowels and consonants are in the word?
The word has one vowel and four consonants.
Hint 2: What is the position of the vowel in the letter?
The vowel appears right in the middle of the word.
Hint 3: Does the word have a recurring letter?
The word doesn’t have a recurring letter.
Hint 4: Is the word a noun, verb, or adjective?
The word is used as a noun as well as a verb.
Hint 5: Give a vague description of the word.
On all fours.
Hint 6: Give a few words that rhyme with today’s answer.
Ball, call, and drawl.
Wordle’s answer for today, January 10
The answer for Wordle #1300 for today, January 10, is CRAWL.
As a verb, crawl means to move using one’s hands and knees. Alternatively, it can mean maneuvering slowly without using any of the limbs. The word can also be used in metaphorical contexts, denoting progression (in life) through guile and obsequiousness. As a noun, it simply means the act of crawling.
The etymology of crawl can be traced back to Middle English crawlen, Old Norse krafla, and Proto-Germanic *krablōną.
As is often the case with words with one vowel, the key is solving today’s Wordle was to figure out what the said vowel is. After that, we tried several combinations, including drawl, before discovering the right answer.
Originally reported by Tamal Kundu on ComingSoon.
