Today’s Wordle Hint — 2 June 2026
Three drip-fed clues, then the answer. No spoilers until you choose.
Today’s three hints
Tap each card in order. Stop whenever you’ve got enough — each gives a little more without spoiling the answer.
🎯 Hint 1 — Category
🔤 Hint 2 — Letters & shape
💡 Hint 3 — Strong clue
Still stuck? Reveal today’s answer below — no judgment.
📖 BASIS — noun: the underlying support or foundation for an idea, argument, or process. · Puzzle #1809, 2 June 2026.
How these hints work
NZ-first, always
Hints published at 6 am NZT — the moment Wordle resets, 18–20 hours before most US hint sites are awake.
Spoiler-free by design
Every hint is a tap-to-reveal card. You only see what you choose. No accidental spoilers.
Three-level drip
Hint 1: broad category. Hint 2: letter structure. Hint 3: near-spoiler clue. Use as few as you need.
Yesterday’s answer
1 June 2026 — Wordle was CHILI
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