Wordle 522 answer for November 23: Safety first! Check Wordle hints, clues, solution

Wordle 522 answer for November 23: Many times, Wordle players create their own add-on rules to the game to make it more thrilling and fun. Usually it is done in family leagues or office mini leagues where players are quite competitive. For example, some players add hard mode rules (to compulsorily use the letters in every attempt once found) even in normal mode, some use previous day's word as the starting word for the next day and some even waste 2-3 attempts to make it more difficult for them. While they can be really fun, we'd like to recommend not to take any such risks today. The word today is tricky and it can easily take up multiple attempts just to piece together the clues and then more to make a word out of it. Risks can be rewarding when they are calculated but today, you'd be more benefited by using these Wordle hints and clues. And as always, if you're stuck, you can always scroll to the bottom for the solution.

Wordle 522 hints for November 23

Today's word lacks any repeated letter. That is a great thing because it often adds unnecessary layer of difficulty. The word contains one uncommon letter and the word itself is pretty common. So all you need to focus on is to find the clues and then you will be able to piece the word together.

Wordle 522 clues for November 23

1. Today's word begins with the letter D. 

2. The word contains two vowels.

3. The word ends with the letter E.

4. The remaining vowel is I. 

5. Biggest clue - What car do you _____? 

The last clue has almost revealed the answer. Just think about it for a moment. And when you feel you're ready, go and give your best attempt to the game. And if you're still stuck, then just scroll down for the solution.

Wordle 522 answer for November 23

SPOILER ALERT! Do not read any further if you are not looking for the answer to today's Wordle.

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Today's word is DRIVE. It means “to force to go; urge onward; push forward”. Do come back again tomorrow for more hints and clues.