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Wordle #1406 Hints, Clues and Answer for Friday, April 25, 2025

Wordle #1406 for Friday, April 25, 2025 had the answer KNOWN. Here are spoiler-safe hints from broadest to most revealing, plus the letter pattern and sources.
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The answer to New York Times Wordle #1406, published Friday, April 25, 2025, was KNOWN. Parade, Xfire and Wordfinder all pair that puzzle number and date with the same answer. The puzzle is now an archived one, so the hints below are useful mainly for checking your reasoning on that day’s grid or for comparing your approach with the clues that were published at the time.

Hints for Wordle #1406, from least to most revealing

If you want to solve it yourself, read these in order and stop as soon as you have enough to finish the grid.

  1. Meaning: The word can describe something recognized, familiar, understood, or within a person’s knowledge.
  2. First letter: It begins with K.
  3. Vowel: It has one conventional vowel, O.
  4. Repeated letter: It contains N twice, with the two Ns separated by other letters.

The answer and why the letters fit

KNOWN has five letters. Its pattern is consonant, consonant, vowel, consonant, consonant (CCVCC), with O as the only conventional vowel. Treating W as a consonant, as the pattern does, the letters read K-N-O-W-N. The two Ns are not adjacent, which is why a repeated-letter clue alone does not give away the position. Parade describes the meaning and the single-vowel, consonant-start details, and Xfire gives the specific vowel and letter-pattern hints, so the two sources together cover the same clue ladder above.

How the puzzle’s clues were reported

Coverage of this date commonly used reader-style questions such as “How many vowels are in today’s Wordle?”, “What kind of letter does today’s Wordle start with?”, and “Are there any double letters?” Each one maps onto a step in the ladder above, so you can answer them in sequence without reading past the level you need.

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Sources and how far they confirm the answer

These are secondary sources. The official New York Times puzzle page was not accessible for verification when this was prepared, so the answer is attributed to the sources above rather than to the Times directly. No published statistics or official statements about this puzzle were found, and none are reported here.

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