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Wordle game help: 5-letter words ending in ‘CH’

The vowels will make a difference now.
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Published: May 24, 2022 09:24 pm

Wordle, created by Josh Wardle and now owned by the New York Times, united puzzle fans and word game fans from all over the world. Combining a simple daily puzzle with a strong social media aesthetic, the game quickly became a phenomenon. Each day, players need to guess a different five-letter word in up to six tries—with no clues but the letters themselves, which will change colors after each guess to indicate whether each letter is present in the word.

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While you may have already found or developed a good strategy that can guarantee a win, even the best can get stuck in the game sometimes. Maybe you found a couple of letters, but need some inspiration to know where to go from there. If you’re lucky enough to know where some of these letters are, like “CH” at the end, a list like the one below can help.

Five-letter words ending in “CH” to try on Wordle

  • AITCH
  • BATCH
  • BEACH
  • BEECH
  • BELCH
  • BENCH
  • BIRCH
  • BITCH
  • BLECH
  • BOTCH
  • BRACH
  • BROCH
  • BUNCH
  • BUTCH
  • CATCH
  • CINCH
  • CLACH
  • COACH
  • CONCH
  • COOCH
  • COUCH
  • CULCH
  • CURCH
  • CUTCH
  • DITCH
  • DUNCH
  • DUTCH
  • EPOCH
  • FETCH
  • FILCH
  • FINCH
  • FITCH
  • GATCH
  • GAUCH
  • GINCH
  • GITCH
  • GONCH
  • GOTCH
  • GULCH
  • HATCH
  • HEUCH
  • HITCH
  • HOOCH
  • HOTCH
  • HUNCH
  • HUTCH
  • KENCH
  • KETCH
  • LAICH
  • LANCH
  • LARCH
  • LATCH
  • LEACH
  • LEECH
  • LETCH
  • LOACH
  • LUNCH
  • LURCH
  • LYNCH
  • MARCH
  • MATCH
  • MERCH
  • MILCH
  • MOOCH
  • MOUCH
  • MULCH
  • MUNCH
  • MUTCH
  • NATCH
  • NOTCH
  • ORACH
  • PARCH
  • PATCH
  • PEACH
  • PERCH
  • PINCH
  • PITCH
  • POACH
  • POOCH
  • PORCH
  • POUCH
  • PSYCH
  • PUNCH
  • RANCH
  • RATCH
  • REACH
  • RETCH
  • ROACH
  • ROTCH
  • SAUCH
  • STICH
  • SYNCH
  • TEACH
  • TENCH
  • TEUCH
  • TITCH
  • TORCH
  • TOUCH
  • VETCH
  • VOUCH
  • WATCH
  • WELCH
  • WENCH
  • WHICH
  • WINCH
  • WITCH
  • YECCH
  • YUCCH
  • ZILCH

Perhaps the most intuitive way of narrowing down the list above, when you already have at least two consonants, is to find your vowels. Try one or two vowel-heavy words, prioritizing those that do not have “C” or “H” in them so you can get information on more consonants. After that, cross-check your findings with the list.

If you’re still unsure and don’t want to wait until Wordle resets at midnight local time, you can always look up the answer to today’s puzzle (which we update around 12am CT).

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Jéssica Gubert
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Jéssica is a writer, editor, and translator working at GAMURS since 2019, but with a lifelong experience in word games and TV shows. She can also be found at concerts or babbling about board games anywhere.
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