Wordle Puzzle Today (April 14) Stumps Players: Here's The Clue That Cracks It (& The Solution)

Wordle Answer Today: Wordle warriors, if today’s five-letter puzzle had you scratching your head and considering sacrificing your winning streak, you're not alone. The April 14 edition of the daily word game turned out to be a tad trickier than usual, leaving many players reaching for help before using up all six of their precious guesses.

Whether you're fiercely committed to solving each day's puzzle unaided or you're not above seeking a gentle nudge, today's answer may have thrown you off with its cryptic and slightly regal undertones. If you’re reading this after hours of squinting at letter grids, let’s break down how today’s solution played out — and reveal the word that may have saved (or ruined) your streak.

A Crown-Worthy Clue

Today’s first major hint pointed to something symbolic and steeped in tradition. The clue was: "A symbol that can represent an important family or organisation." That alone might have nudged seasoned players toward the realm of heraldry, but it wasn’t enough for everyone.

Then came the structural clues: the word starts with a C and ends with a T, includes just one vowel, and has no repeating letters. As for the ideal jumping-off point, the suggested starter word was “tires.” If you tried that, you’d have found four yellow letters flashing back — just enough feedback to get your gears turning.

Today’s Winning Wordle Revealed

If you held out long enough and didn’t hit the reveal button early, congratulations. But if you're here to finally put your curiosity to rest (no shame in that), the answer to Wordle #1395 for Monday, April 14 is: CREST.

For those who guessed it right, pat yourself on the back. As you likely know, “Crest” isn’t just a toothpaste brand. The word holds multiple meanings, the most common being the top of a hill or wave, or more fittingly for today’s clue, a heraldic symbol — as in a royal family’s crest.

Wordle has built a devoted community of players hooked on its elegant simplicity. You get six tries to guess a five-letter word, and the game tells you which letters are in the correct spot (green), which are correct but misplaced (yellow), and which aren’t in the word at all (grey).

What keeps players coming back is not just the challenge, but the clever ambiguity of the answers — and today’s was a perfect example. Even with the clues in hand, “crest” isn’t a word that comes immediately to mind unless you’re tuned in to symbolism and structure.

But that’s part of the fun.

If you cracked it, nicely done. If not, there’s always tomorrow. And hey, you might just be greeted with a more straightforward word. Or not. That’s Wordle for you.

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