Wordle Hints for Sun Jun 01 2025
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A synonym for uneven or coarse, often used to describe surfaces.
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This word contains two vowels.
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The starting letter of this word is also the 18th letter of the alphabet.
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Commonly used in the phrase 'rough around the edges.'
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The word contains five letters, two of which are vowels and three consonants.
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In sports, this word can describe a challenging play or area, such as a golf course hazard.
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It is an adjective, often describing texture or emotions.
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The word originates from Old English 'ruh,' meaning shaggy or hairy.
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