CNET has published hints and the answer for Wordle on April 13, No. 1,759, and today’s puzzle is being described as a very tricky one. The solution begins with E, uses two vowels and has no repeated letters.
The answer can refer to a small and delicate person, a clue that narrows the field even before you start testing letters. For players coming off April 12’s puzzle, No. 1,758, when the answer was ALLEY, the new round looks less direct and more dependent on a sharp opening guess.
The reason this one feels harder is not just the letter count. The puzzle is framed as unusually difficult because it uses a rare letter, while the guidance around it points back to the most common letters in English words and starter choices heavy on E, A and R. That kind of advice matters on days like this because it helps players cover the ground that Wordle most often rewards before they chase the outlier.
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That is what makes April 13’s puzzle different from an ordinary solve: the clue path is narrower, the answer begins with a letter players may not reach quickly, and the description does not leave much room for guessing by feel alone. For anyone still working through the board, the cleanest read is also the final one — the Wordle hint points to a word that starts with E, contains two vowels, carries no repeated letters and can mean a small and delicate person.
