Wordle #1632 for December 7, 2025 uses familiar letters, but the mix of consonants and vowels can still stall a streak. If you want help without giving everything away at once, work through the hints below. The full solution sits at the end.
Core facts about today’s Wordle (#1632)
Before diving into heavier clues, here’s the high-level structure of the word:
- It is a five-letter English word, as always.
- It contains two vowels.
- There are no repeated letters.
- The word can function as both a noun and a verb.
- The word is a common everyday term rather than an obscure technical one.
Positional hints for today’s Wordle
If you like building the answer from letter positions, use these one by one and stop when you have enough to finish it yourself.
- First letter: The word starts with F.
- Last letter: The word ends with E.
- Vowel pattern: There are two vowels in total, and one of them is that final E.
- Letter layout: The full pattern is F _ _ _ E.
Still stuck? Here is the complete letter-by-letter pattern:
- 1st letter: F
- 2nd letter: L
- 3rd letter: U
- 4th letter: T
- 5th letter: E
Meaning-based hints (no letters)
If you prefer semantic clues over explicit letters, these nudges point to the same solution:
- The word names a musical instrument.
- More specifically, it is a high-pitched wind instrument played by blowing across a hole and covering finger holes or keys.
- Close synonyms in context include pipe, fife, whistle, recorder, and piccolo (though each is its own instrument).
- As a verb, it can describe speaking, singing, or whistling in a light, instrument-like tone.
Today’s Wordle answer for December 7, 2025 (#1632)
If you are out of guesses or just want to lock in your streak:
Today’s Wordle answer (puzzle #1632) is: FLUTE
In standard dictionary terms, a flute is a high-pitched wind instrument made from a tube with holes that are covered or uncovered by the player’s fingers or keys. Used as a verb, it can describe producing a flutelike sound, such as someone’s voice or a bird call.
For tomorrow’s puzzle, you can head back to the official Wordle page once it refreshes at midnight in your time zone.
