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Today’s Wordle Answer (November 8th, 2022): Puzzle 507 Hints, Clues, and Solution

No need to get snappy

If blanking on today’s Wordle answer for November 8th, 2022, has got you growling with rage, then look no further.

Hopefully the word featured in Puzzle 507 isn’t something you have to deal with very often, but despite its niche usage it’s still a word most people will have heard used at some point.

With just one vowel to build around, you’re trying to sift through the whole alphabet for a jumble of four vowels, which can be a tall order. But with a little help you should be able to come through with the victory.

To take you closer to where you need to be, we’ve dreamed up some Wordle hints to give you a few clues. We’ve also collated some recent solutions from the last 30 days to give you some fresh ideas if you’re stuck.

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Clues and hints for Today's Wordle Answer

When you’re struggling to figure out a tough Wordle, it’s only natural to get a bit grumpy. But if you’re feeling like snapping someone’s hand off, no game is worth that frustration.

Here are a few Wordle hints to ease the burden.

Your clues for Puzzle 507 are:

  • The answer contains just one vowel in the third position
  • The word ends with the same letter repeated twice
  • Add the first two letters to “-in” to get a word for rotating a wheel
  • The last three letters make the sound of the 12th letter of the alphabet

Previous Wordle Answers

Isn’t it amazing how many words you can make out of 26 letters? If you’re not sure where to go next, check out this list of recent solutions from over the last month. While words never come up more than once, similar letters and combinations come up all the time, so there’s a lot to be learned from looking back.

  • #477 - Howdy - October 9
  • #478 - Enjoy - October 10
  • #479 - Valid - October 11
  • #480 - Ionic - October 12
  • #481 - Equal - October 13
  • #482 - Floor - October 14
  • #483 - Catch - October 15
  • #484 - Spade - October 16
  • #485 - Stein - October 17
  • #486 - Exist - October 18
  • #487 - Quirk - October 19
  • #488 - Denim - October 20
  • #489 - Grove - October 21
  • #490 - Spiel - October 22
  • #491 - Mummy - October 23
  • #492 - Fault - October 24
  • #493 - Foggy - October 25
  • #494 - Flout - October 26
  • #495 - Carry - October 27
  • #496 - Sneak - October 28
  • #497 - Libel - October 29
  • #498 - Waltz - October 30
  • #499 - Aptly - October 31
  • #500 - Piney - November 1
  • #501 - Inept - November 2
  • #502 - Aloud - November 3
  • #503 - Photo - November 4
  • #504 - Dream - November 5
  • #505 - Stale - November 6
  • #506 - Unite - November 7

Today’s Wordle Answer November 8th

The Wordle answer today is spell.

"Snarl" is the word programmed into the back-end of the game, but since the start of November Wordle has been testing showing different answers than appear in the original answer list.

Spell in Old English referred to news or a story, and was potentially from Proto-Germanic spella ‘speech, tale’.

The meaning of ‘reading out letter by letter’, seems to also be related to the French word espelir ‘to recite, or interpret’.

Referring to magic words or an incantation, the first recorded use was in the 1570s.

For your next challenge, take a look at these seven Wordle alternatives!


Looking for more help? Then it's worth checking out our sister site's Wordle Solver, helping you solve each day's puzzle without cheating, per se.

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James Billcliffe

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With 7 years' experience, James (he/him) suffers so you don't have to, creating expert guides for the toughest games and reviews for the biggest blockbuster releases. He has a Master's degree in Journalism and a BA in Linguistics that he never got a chance to flex until Wordle came along.
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