The New York Times daily Wordle puzzle for November 2, 2023 (#1597) has been solved. The answer is RABID.
Hints and Breakdown
For those still attempting the puzzle, here’s a recap of the clues provided:
- The word contains no repeated letters.
- It includes two vowels.
- The first letter is “R”.
- The last letter is “D”.
- The word describes an animal infected with a disease – referencing Stephen King’s novel Cujo as a potential clue.
Previous Solutions
To help with future games, here’s a list of recent Wordle answers:
- November 1 (#1596): MOTEL
- October 28 (#1592): HOLLY
- October 29 (#1593): GLARE
- October 30 (#1594): LATHE
- October 31 (#1595): ABHOR
Optimal Starting Words
For players seeking an edge, statistics suggest that words with high vowel and common consonant usage increase the chances of early success. Some recommended starting words include:
- ADIEU
- TRAIN
- CLOSE
- STARE
- NOISE
These words maximize letter coverage based on typical English word frequency.
The Wordle puzzle remains a popular daily challenge for many, testing vocabulary and pattern recognition. Whether using hints or solving independently, the game provides a quick mental exercise for word enthusiasts.
