Sun Jun 29 15:30:00 UTC 2025: ## Wordle Players Struggle with Tricky June 29th Puzzle, Answer Revealed
**New York, NY** – Wordle enthusiasts faced a challenging puzzle today, June 29th (No. 1,471), with many reportedly stumped by the game’s double letters and unconventional starting letter.
The New York Times, which hosts the popular word game, offered hints to help players crack the code. These included clues that the word contained a repeated letter, one vowel and one “sometimes vowel,” and that it began with the letter “W.” Further hints revealed that the repeated letter appeared in the third and fourth positions.
The solution, for those still struggling, was **WITTY**.
Yesterday’s Wordle answer, June 28th (No. 1470), was STUMP.
Wordle players are advised to utilize strategic starter words incorporating common letters like E, A, and R, while avoiding less frequent letters such as Z, J, and Q, for optimal success. The New York Times offers resources, including letter frequency rankings, to aid players in their daily Wordle quest.
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