Wordle Today answer for April 29, 2025: Clues, hints, strategy tip, and the final Solution to Puzzle #1409 Revealed
The story of
Wordle today
—puzzle #1409 for April 29, 2025—unfolds with plenty of curiosity, a dash of strategy, and one satisfying five-letter solution:
BLISS
.
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Whether you're playing over morning coffee or sneaking in a puzzle between meetings, Wordle continues to capture millions of minds every single day. Let's break down what happened in today's game, why this one felt particularly cheerful, and what clues helped get us to the final answer.
What was today's Wordle answer on April 29, 2025?
Today's
Wordle answer for April 29
was
BLISS
, a word packed with positive emotion. It starts with "B" and includes a
double "S"
, which might have tripped up a few players. The word also ties back to the hint provided by
Mashable
, which was 'pleasure'—a clever nudge in the right direction.
What were the hints for today's wordle puzzle?
Mashable dropped a few helpful hints ahead of the answer reveal:
The word relates to
pleasure
It includes a
double letter
(specifically, the letter
S
)
It starts with the letter
B
Is wordle getting harder or are we overthinking it?
According to the article, the game itself hasn't changed in difficulty. Wordle isn't actually getting harder, even if it feels like it some days. You can always opt for 'Hard Mode' if you're up for a bigger challenge, but today's puzzle didn't require it. Still, the
two S's
in
BLISS
likely made players think twice.
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What's the best wordle starting word in 2025?
A consistent tip shared by fans and experts alike is to begin with a word that uses
two or more vowels
and
common consonants
like S, T, R, or N. Examples include 'SLATE,' 'CRANE,' or 'AUDIO.' These words can quickly rule out letter possibilities and reveal key placements.
Mashable reminds us, though, that the best word is the one that 'speaks to you.' For many seasoned players, personal preference wins over strategy.
What happened to the wordle archive? can you still play old puzzles?
Originally, players could access a full
Wordle archive
and go back to revisit puzzles. But that archive was taken down after
The New York Times
acquired the game. While the official archive is no longer publicly available,
NYT Games subscribers
now have access to a new curated archive through their platform.
So while you can't freely scroll through the old ones like before, there's still a way to practice past puzzles—if you're willing to pay.
How did wordle get so popular?
It started as a simple gift. Created by engineer
Josh Wardle
for his partner, Wordle became a viral sensation in late 2021 and early 2022. What followed was a wave of spin-offs:
Squabble
(a multiplayer version)
Heardle
(based on music recognition)
Dordle and Quordle
(guessing multiple words at once)
Eventually,
The New York Times
purchased the game, integrating it into its suite of word games. Today, it remains one of the most played daily puzzles, even making regular appearances in TikTok livestreams.
Why bliss was a fitting wordle answer today
The beauty of today's
Wordle solution—BLISS
—is in its simplicity. It evokes joy, peace, and satisfaction—emotions many of us could use more of. And maybe that's what makes Wordle so timeless: in five letters, it delivers a daily moment of challenge, reflection, and even happiness.
Wordle today
might just be another puzzle for some, but for many, it's five minutes of mental clarity. And when the answer is a word like
BLISS
, it feels like the universe is smiling back.
FAQs
Q: What is the Wordle answer for April 29, 2025?
A: The answer to today's Wordle is
BLISS
.
Q: Is today's Wordle answer a double-letter word?
A: Yes, it has a double 'S.'
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