Today’s New York Times Wordle puzzle (#1689) is notable for repeating the very first Wordle answer ever used, a coincidence timed with Groundhog Day. This reuse suggests the game has a large enough vocabulary to avoid running out of unique solutions anytime soon. For those seeking assistance, here’s a breakdown of clues and the final answer.
Today’s Hints
The puzzle offers a straightforward but challenging set of hints:
- No repeated letters: The answer contains each letter only once.
- One vowel: Only one standard vowel appears in the solution.
- Starts with ‘C’: The first letter is confirmed as ‘C’.
- Ends with ‘R’: The final letter is ‘R’.
- Definition: The word refers to a rolled tobacco product smoked by many.
The Solution
The Wordle answer for February 2nd is CIGAR.
Recent Answers
For context, here’s a list of answers from the previous few days:
- February 1st (#1688): SPINY
- January 28th (#1684): CRUEL
- January 29th (#1685): FLAKY
- January 30th (#1686): JUMBO
- January 31st (#1687): ALLOT
The inclusion of the original Wordle answer today is a unique event, reminding players of the game’s history and longevity. The puzzle remains a daily challenge for word enthusiasts worldwide.
