Newsweek has come up with some useful tips if today’s Wordle is proving to be a struggle.

The New York Times bought the game in January 2022, and it has become its most popular online game, with even celebrities loving the daily word puzzle.

Keegan-Michael Key, the Emmy award-winning star of Key & Peele and Wonka, is a big fan of the game. He teamed up with the NYT, which published the game, in 2023 to invite players to compete against him in their game group chats.

“There’s a fun sense of accomplishment that comes with starting the day solving a New York Times game,” Key said in 2023.

“It’s also a great reason to have a quick check-in with a few of my friends (and get in a little friendly competition). I’ve always been a fan of words and language and any game that can test my acumen.”

To solve the daily Wordle game, players need to work out a mystery five-letter word in six guesses or fewer and are guided by a color-coded tile system to let them know if they are on the right track.

A green tile means the letter is correct, while yellow tells you the letter appears in the word, but is in the wrong spot. Finally, a gray tile shows that the letter does not appear in the word at all.

Today’s average difficulty is 4 guesses out of 6, “or easy breezy,” according to NYT.

Wordle #1,102 Hints for Tuesday, June 25

The answer for today’s Wordle will be revealed at the end of this article, so take caution when scrolling. To help you on your way to solving it, Newsweek has provided some tips and clues to what today’s word is.

Hint #1 There are two vowels in today’s word, appearing in the second and fourth letters.

Hint #2 The first and third letters are consonants.

Hint #3 Today’s word is a noun or verb.

Hint #4 Synonyms are “flavor” or “spice.”

Hint #5 Merriam-Webster defines today’s word as a noun as “the taste or smell of something.”

Wordle #1,102 Answer for Tuesday, June 25

The answer to today’s Wordle is “Savor.”

According to Merriam-Webster, the verb is defined as “to have a specified smell or quality,” or “to taste or smell with pleasure.”

Wordle resets at midnight in your time zone. While you wait for the next game, you could give the geography guessing game Worldle or Connections, the Times‘ second most popular game, a go.