Today’s Wordle #1486 Hints, And Answer For July 14, 2025 – Forbes

Today’s Wordle #1486 Hints, And Answer For July 14, 2025 – Forbes Today's Wordle Answer #1486

Another day, another Wordle! It’s always a fun little challenge to kickstart the morning, isn’t it? Let’s see what Wordle 1486, for July 14, 2025, had in store for us.

If you missed yesterday’s challenge, you can find it here. But enough about the past – let’s focus on the present puzzle!

Struggling a bit today? Don’t worry, I’ve got some clues to help nudge you in the right direction. Remember, the goal is to keep that streak alive!

Here are a few hints for Wordle 1486:

  • How many vowels are in the word?
  • Are there any repeating letters? And if so, where are they located?
  • The first letter is U and the last letter is D.
  • Think about reversing a previous action or decision.

Still pondering? Okay, last chance to turn back before the answer is revealed!

The answer to Wordle 1486 for July 14, 2025 is: UNDID.

Definition: Undid (past tense of undo) means to cancel or reverse the effect or result of (a previous action or measure). It can also mean to unfasten or untie something.

Undo, etymologically, comes from Old English *undōn*, meaning “to reverse,” from *un-

  • (opposite of) + *dōn* (to do).

I found UNDID to be a moderately tricky word. The repeating ‘D’ can sometimes throw players off, and the somewhat less common usage of undo in certain contexts might have added to the difficulty.

Personally, I started with a word containing common vowels like “AUDIO”. That gave me the “D” in the correct spot! From there, I tried to focus on words ending in “D” that also contained the “U” given that it seemed like a strong candidate. After a few tries, and some brain wracking, I arrived at UNDID on my fourth attempt. A bit of luck was definitely involved, but I’ll take it!

So, I solved Wordle 1486 in 4 tries. How did you do? Share your scores and any interesting strategies you used in the comments below for July 14, 2025!

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