Only one of its five letters is a vowel.
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It's a noun — a thing, not an action or a describing word.
No letter repeats, and the pattern is uncommon in casual speech.
It begins with P.
It ends with Y.
A person who is taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.
Two letters remain hidden.
PTY
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PATSY
noun
/ˈpætsi/
A person who is taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.
Difficulty 5.5/10
PATSY has no repeats, so once a few letters land, several similar five-letter neighbors can still look equally plausible.
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Wordle DNA
Vocabulary3.5
Letter rarity2.7
Duplicates1.0
Ambiguity5.5
Trap risk3.0
Familiar feel with a balanced letter pattern; most solvers should land it without burning many guesses.
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PATSY has no repeats, so once a few letters land, several similar five-letter neighbors can still look equally plausible.
Letters. No repeated letters. 1 vowel (A).
Pattern. CVCCC. Starts with P, ends with Y.
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