The new week brings a new Wordle for players to solve and today’s answer should be a breeze. Although not a difficult game, many words can easily throw a player off. Luckily today’s answer is fairly common and doesn’t have any of the challenges that Wordle words often use.

Despite its simplicity, there is always a chance that you could get stuck on any given Wordle. One of the best strategies is to use a consistent starting word. Using the same word to begin a game each day helps the player learn how to react based on the initial hints given. Many players even find that a two-word combo is the best way to begin a game and cover as many letters as possible right off the bat.

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Today’s Wordle Hints

November 20th #884

For those who may need a little push in the right direction, we’ve provided a few hints to help before fully spoiling today’s Wordle answer.

Today’s Wordle Answer

November 20th #884

The November 20th Wordle answer is CANDY.

We didn’t have that much trouble with today’s answer as it’s a fairly common word. For our starting Wordle word today we used POUND which provided two misplaced letters, ‘N’ and ‘D’.

Mixing them around a bit we tried DINER as our second guess locking in the ‘N’ and providing a few more incorrect letters. This quickly led to our Wordle win-in-three with the correct answer, CANDY.

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  Wordle

  Platform(s):

  iOS, Android, Microsoft Windows

  Released:

  2021-10-01

  Developer(s):

  Josh Wardle

  Publisher(s):

  Josh Wardle, The New York Times Company

  Genre(s):

  Puzzle

  ESRB:

  E

  Summary:

  Wordle is a web-based word-guessing game developed by Josh Wardle that took the world by storm in 2021. Players are given a five-letter word to guess and have six attempts to get the word correct. When they get a letter correct, it will mark itself as green if it’s in the correct position and yellow if it is the correct letter in the wrong position. A yellow letter also means that letter could appear more than once. Wordle was purchased by The New York Times Company in 2022 and added to their website and app, keeping the core game free to play as promised – with additional words and other bonuses available through subscription, and is available via browser, iOS, and Android.

  How Long To Beat:

  1h 25m