Today Wordle No. 1452 Hints & Answer for June 10, 2025

 Well, everyone, it’s Tuesday, June 10th, 2025. I’m back, and you know what time it is — it’s time once again to play some Wordle.

Now, today we’ve got a fun opener from longtime viewer of the channel, Randy Atwood, who writes:

“Seems appropriate to start with PaPal.”

And yeah… that is appropriate. I actually touched on this in a recent episode of Doug Reacts, which, yes, I still do every now and then — sporadically, but with heart.

For those who missed it, an interesting little piece of trivia came out recently...

So, the world just witnessed the election of a new Pope — Pope Leo the 14th — and as the media started to uncover details about his life, it turns out... His Holiness plays Wordle daily.

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General Hints:

• Today’s word has 5 letters and starts with T.

• It contains one vowel (but used twice) and repeats two letters.

• It’s a noun, often associated with sweets or candy.

• The word has a chewy texture and is usually colorful.

• Popular in carnivals, fairs, and candy stores.

• Originated in the United States, especially known in coastal towns.

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Example-Based Hints:

1. Found in candy shops
   “I bought a bag of colorful ___ at the boardwalk.” — referring to a chewy sweet treat, often sold in beachside stores.

2. Related to texture
   “Be careful, this ___ might pull out your fillings!” — known for being sticky and stretchy.

3. Associated with seaside towns
   “Saltwater ___ is a popular souvenir in Atlantic City.” — a nostalgic candy often linked to coastal vacations.

4. Involving pulling or stretching
   “They made the ___ by stretching the sugary mixture over and over again.” — describing its traditional handmade process.

5. Comes in many flavors
   “My favorite ___ flavor is watermelon, what’s yours?” — often found in a wide range of fruity or creamy varieties.

6. Childhood favorite
   “Every summer, grandma brought home a box of ___ from the fair.” — a nostalgic treat often linked with childhood and family trips.

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⚠️ Spoiler Warning!
If you haven’t played today’s Wordle yet, pause here. Otherwise, let’s solve it together.

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Let’s Solve the Puzzle

First Guess: Papal

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Alright! We’ve got an A in the correct spot — second position, no double As, which is good to know.

Second Guess: Baton

Now, yesterday, trying a second vowel helped a lot, so let’s repeat that approach.
We’ll test the letter O and add some solid consonants.

How about the word “baton”?

That gives us a B, T, and N along with the A and O.

BATON
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Okay — the A’s still solid in position two, and now we know T is in the word, but not in the right spot. O, B, and N are out.

Third Guess: Haste

Let’s think this through.

We’ve got:

• A in position 2

• T in the word, but wrong spot

• No O, B, or N

• Only one A

I'm thinking about ending with E here. Maybe we shift the T to position four?

How about “haste”?

It uses good letters — H, S, T, and E — and could give us great info.

HASTE
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Hmm. Still only the A in position. T is... still not where it belongs. And everything else? Out. That was not as informative as I hoped.

Fourth Guess: Tacit

Now here’s a strategy call.

We’ve got two guesses left. I’d really like to lock down the T’s position.

So I’m considering the word “tacit” — it starts and ends with T, and uses a C and I we haven’t tried yet. Bonus: we’ll confirm if there’s more than one T.

It’s risky, but at this stage, I think it's worth it.

TACIT
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Alright — now we’re talking! We’ve found the T’s position at the first. And it’s the only T.A. still safe at position 2.

Fifth Guess: Tardy

That gives us a few options.

“Tardy” is coming to mind. It uses R and D, both still in play, and Y is a wildcard — but Y at the end is a common pattern. It’s either that or maybe... Taffy?

But I like “tardy” as a penultimate guess more. Let’s go for it.

TARDY
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Oof. A miss. A big miss. R and D are out.

Sixth Guess: Taffy

Now it has to be “taffy,” right?

Let’s think — T and A are locked in place. F and Y are still untested. We know there’s no R, D, O, E, U, or I.

“Taggy”? Not a word. “Tammy”? Proper noun. We’re running out of road.

This is our last shot.

TAFFY
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YES! Yes! There it is — Taffy in six.
Wow. Deep exhale.

Taffy. In six. That was a tight one — and honestly, I had it in mind a guess earlier but “tardy” just seemed like the better eval.

Just goes to show — this game keeps you humble.

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Tomorrow Guess

So there you go. A real nail-biter today.

Thanks for sticking with me — Tomorrow is Wednesday, and we’ll be starting with the word “ounce” — that’s O-U-N-C-E.

Thanks again for reading, and we’ll see you tomorrow for some more Wordle.