Word games like Wordle are a fun pastime for many of us, but guessing the word of the day can be challenging from time to time. Even skilled wordsmiths can get stumped if you’re only given six attempts to guess the Wordle answer. After making a couple of guesses, if you’re still stuck, you can continue reading for a list of five-letter words starting with SNA. Luckily, if you’ve gotten these three letters, there are only a handful of options left.
Related: What is Today’s Wordle Answer?
What are some 5 letter words starting with SNA?
- Snack
- Snafu
- Snags
- Snail
- Snake
- Snaky
- Snaps
- Snare
- Snark
- Snarl
- Snash
- Snath
- Snaws
Wordle tips and tricks
A great place to start when considering your next attempt for today’s Wordle would be to rank which words are the likeliest to appear on Wordle. Though there have been some strange words in the past, the majority of them would be ones that you have at least heard of.
For those of us who have a hard time getting the correct Wordle answer on the regular, there are a couple of strategies you can use to improve your chance of finding the right letters.
- Make attempts using as many unique characters as possible. Answering with repeated letters wastes the opportunity to limit the possible remaining letters, so be sure to put your guesses to good use.
- After you have determined that certain letters are not in the word of the day, you can make a throw-away guess using all unique letters to even further narrow down the remaining letters.
- It may be a good idea to avoid guessing a word in its plural form since there haven’t been too many of those in the past.
How to play Wordle
Wordle is a relatively easy game to pick up for new players, so if this is your first time playing or you need a refresher, here’s what you need to know. Players are allowed to attempt the word of the day six times using different combinations of letters. The game provides immediate feedback for every guess you make, indicating if the letters are in fact included the word and also if you put them in the right spot. If a letter shows in yellow, this means it is in the word but needs to be rearranged to another location. The end goal is to make guesses until all five letters appear in green, which means that they are in the right spots.
