Sunday Wordle is ready to be solved. Today’s word shouldn’t cause too much trouble for most players. Here are today’s hints, and answer.
Sunday, September 17 has a brand new Wordle puzzle to be solved by fans of this simple word-guessing game. Each day a new word appears on the New York Times Wordle page that must be deciphered by using the old Mastermind-style of hints. Each guess provides the player with new hints in the form of colored emoji boxes, these hints must be used to mix around the letters into the correct word within the six allotted chances.
For those having trouble solving the daily Wordle, we’ve provided a few hints below to help figure things out. If that’s not enough, at the end you will find the fully spoiled Wordle answer that you can use to keep your long-running win-streak alive, and don’t worry, we won’t tell you peeked.
Today’s Wordle Hints (September 17th #820)
Hint 1 |
There are no repeating letters. |
Hint 2 |
The answer is used as a noun. |
Hint 3 |
The vowels are in the 2nd & 4th positions. |
Hint 4 |
Vocal or instrumental sounds. |
Today’s Wordle Answer (September 17th #820)
The September 17th Wordle answer is MUSIC.
Using our standard starting word, IRATE, we had a weak beginning, only getting a single misplaced vowel. This did certainly open up the possibilities though and we continued on to our second guess, PILLS. This provided us with another incorrect location for the ‘I’ and a new misplaced letter with ‘S’.
Moving forward we tried to shuffle things up a bit and used SONIC as our third guess which locked in the ‘I’ and added a correctly located ‘C’. Assuming the ‘S’ had to go before the two ending letters we were able to score our Wordle win-in-four with the correct answer, MUSIC. Another correct answer was achieved and another win went into our long-standing Wordle streak.