July 22, 2026#1859archive
Wordle — July 22, 2026
Hints — one at a time
Hint 1 of 5
This everyday noun names a big vehicle used for hauling goods — though what you call it depends on which side of the Atlantic you're standing on.
Hint 2 of 5
If you were hauling cargo down a British motorway, this is the word you'd use instead of "truck."
Hint 3 of 5
It has a doubled consonant sitting right in the middle of the word.
Hint 4 of 5
Picture a delivery vehicle rumbling through London — locals wouldn't call it a truck.
Hint 5 of 5
It starts with L, ends in Y, and is the British English word for a truck.
The answer — spoilers!
Reveal the full answer
LORRY
This puzzle by the numbers
- 1 of 5
- yes — a common way to lose a streak
- CRANE — 1 letter in common
- 3 of the 60 other answers we have logged do too
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