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

Perhaps the hardest part is already done.

Wordle, the word-guessing puzzle created by Josh Wardle and now owned by the New York Times, seems to have brought both word games and simple daily puzzles back to the spotlight—judging by all those alternative versions inspired by it. Each day, players need to guess a different five-letter word in up to six tries. There are no clues except the letters themselves, which will change colors after each guess to indicate whether (and where) they are in the word, but the words are always the same for all players in the same calendar day.

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For those who have been playing Wordle or some of its most absurd spin-offs for a while, it will be uncommon to get the answer wrong by the end of the six guesses. Maybe you have found or even developed a strategy that can guarantee your win, at least on a majority of the days. But the best can also get stuck, or unlucky, with only one letter at the end of the word and no idea where to go next.

If all you have at the moment is the information that your word ends with “M,” you can find some inspiration on the list below.

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

  • ABEAM
  • ABOHM
  • ABYSM
  • ADEEM
  • AGISM
  • ALARM
  • ALBUM
  • ALGUM
  • ASWIM
  • AURUM
  • AXIOM
  • BEDIM
  • BEGEM
  • BEGUM
  • BESOM
  • BLOOM
  • BOSOM
  • BREAM
  • BROOM
  • BUXOM
  • CAROM
  • CECUM
  • CELOM
  • CHARM
  • CHASM
  • CHIRM
  • CLAIM
  • CREAM
  • DATUM
  • DEGUM
  • DEISM
  • DENIM
  • DIRAM
  • DREAM
  • DUNAM
  • DURUM
  • ENORM
  • ENZYM
  • FANUM
  • FILUM
  • FLEAM
  • FORAM
  • FORUM
  • GENOM
  • GLEAM
  • GLOAM
  • GLOOM
  • GOLEM
  • GROOM
  • HAKIM
  • HARAM
  • HAREM
  • HAULM
  • HILUM
  • HOKUM
  • IDIOM
  • IHRAM
  • ILEUM
  • ILIUM
  • IMAUM
  • INARM
  • JORAM
  • JORUM
  • JUGUM
  • KALAM
  • KELIM
  • KHOUM
  • KILIM
  • KOKAM
  • KOKUM
  • LARUM
  • LINUM
  • LOCUM
  • MADAM
  • MAXIM
  • MIASM
  • MINIM
  • MODEM
  • NIZAM
  • NOTUM
  • OAKUM
  • ODEUM
  • ODIUM
  • OGHAM
  • OLEUM
  • ONIUM
  • OPIUM
  • PASHM
  • PLASM
  • PRAAM
  • PRISM
  • PROEM
  • PSALM
  • QUALM
  • REALM
  • REARM
  • REHEM
  • RETEM
  • RHEUM
  • SAGUM
  • SATEM
  • SCRAM
  • SCRIM
  • SCRUM
  • SEBUM
  • SEDUM
  • SEISM
  • SERUM
  • SHAWM
  • SHTUM
  • SKELM
  • SMARM
  • SODOM
  • SOLUM
  • SPASM
  • SPERM
  • STEAM
  • STORM
  • STRUM
  • SWARM
  • THARM
  • THERM
  • THRUM
  • TOTEM
  • UNARM
  • UNJAM
  • VELUM
  • VENOM
  • VROOM
  • WHELM
  • XYLEM
  • YOMIM
  • ZIRAM
  • ZUZIM

Some of the words on the list are more common than others, which should make them your priorities. Wordle does pick obscure words from time to time, but that is rarely the case. Finding your vowels is also an important step to narrow down the list, as well as cross-checking any letters that came out gray or yellow in your previous guesses. Every bit of information is important, and you might already have the most difficult part down if you know that the “M” is the last letter in the word.

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
Contributing Writer
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.