Wordle — July 16, 2026

Today's word describes a landscape feature you'd spot while driving through a dry, open stretch of country.

It's a noun, and geologists and hikers use it to describe a particular kind of standalone landform, not a whole mountain range.

Look closely at the middle of the word — one letter shows up twice in a row.

It starts with the second letter of the alphabet and ends in a silent vowel.

Picture a lone, flat-topped rock formation rising abruptly from a desert plain — cowboys in old Westward films often rode past one.