Hints forJanuary 23, 2025
Here's your Wordle hint introduction for January 23, 2025's puzzle. Today's solution ranks as moderately challenging, typically taking 4-5 tries for experienced players. The word "upper" combines both common and less frequent letters, offering a fair challenge. Starting with common vowels and consonants can set you on the right path, but watch out for duplicated letters. Here's:
- Think of the direction you head when reaching new heights.
- It’s often used to describe a higher level or position.
- Also a popular case style for important documents.
- Musicians often aim for this kind of hand in their work.
- Rhymes with a kind of paper material.
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