5 Letter Words with No Vowels – Wordle Clue

List of 5 letter words with No Vowels in them, so that you can solve that Wordle or word puzzle you are working on!
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If you need some help brainstorming 5-letter words with no vowels in them while working on your puzzle, our list should help you solve it! Who doesn’t love a good word game to kickstart their brain? I know I love having my cup of coffee while challenging myself to the day’s Wordle and some Wordle-alternatives each morning. That being said, sometimes we get stuck and need some word inspiration, so check out our complete list below for help!

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5-Letter Words with No Vowels in Them

Our list of 5-letter words with no vowels in them is below, organized alphabetically. You can use our on-page solving tool to help you narrow down options by including more information about the answer, like what letters are or are not included! You can also indicate what position other known letters are in (or are not in!) to further tailor the list of answers down to just what you need.

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Misplaced Letters
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aeiou
  • crypt
  • cwtch
  • cysts
  • dryly
  • flyby
  • fyrds
  • ghyll
  • glyph
  • grrls
  • grrrl
  • gymps
  • hymns
  • hyphy
  • lymph
  • myrrh
  • myths
  • mythy
  • nymph
  • pfftt
  • phynx
  • psych
  • rhymy
  • shyly
  • slyly
  • srsly
  • sylph
  • synch
  • syncs
  • synth
  • thymy
  • tryst
  • wryly
  • wynds
  • wynns

Wordle is a word-guessing game that has become increasingly popular in recent years. The objective of the game is to correctly guess a five-letter word within six attempts. After each guess, the game provides feedback in the form of colored tiles indicating when letters match or occupy the correct position. Green tiles indicate a correct letter in the right position, yellow tiles indicate a correct letter in the wrong position, and gray tiles indicate an incorrect letter.

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Wordle was created by Welsh software engineer Josh Wardle as a game to play with his partner. The game became publicly available in October 2021, and quickly gained popularity after Wardle added the ability for players to copy their daily results as emoji squares. The game has since spawned numerous clones and variations, as well as versions in languages besides English.

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In January 2022, The New York Times Company purchased Wordle for an undisclosed seven-figure sum, with plans to keep it free for all players. The game was moved to the company’s website in February 2022. According to data collected by The New York Times, the most common first guesses in Wordle are “adieu”, “audio”, “stare”, “raise”, and “arise”.

That’s the end of our list of 5-letter words with no vowels them, which we imagine has helped you figure out the answer you needed to win your game today! If you love word-related games, make sure you check out the Wordle section for all of our coverage, as well as our coverage of games like Crosswords7 Little Words, and Jumble.

Christine Mielke

Christine Mielke

Christine Mielke has been an avid fan of word games and puzzles for over two decades. She loves to unscramble words, challenge herself to crossword puzzles and try out the latest word games. As a published author and database architect, it was natural for her to take her love for all things word games to the next level!

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  1. Ciri

    There’s a lot of good words there! But also a host that are not common English.

    For my own fun I further sorted your list into “English words that might reasonably be in the puzzle”, “hmm, maybe”, and, “definitely garbage or Celtic (sorry!)” and then even more bizarrely, I thought I’d share it… bad idea maybe but you can have a laugh if you like!

    Definitely English (22): crypt (for dead people), cysts (fluid-filled swellings), dryly (adverb of dry), flyby (a fly-past), glyph (a symbol), gypsy (a culture), hymns (songs), lymph (a bodily fluid), myrrh (a resin), myths (stories), nymph (a female spirit), psych (deception), pygmy (small person), shyly (adverb of shy), slyly (adverb of sly), stymy (thwart), sylph (sky nymph), synch (synchronise), syncs (synchronises), synth (musical instrument; synthetic), tryst (romantic encounter), wryly (adverb of wry).

    Dodgy ground (7): grrls (slang), grrrl (slang), gynny (not sure, oddly nautical), gyppy (looks like guppy, a fish; or slang related to gyp, fooling), mythy (myth-like?), tryps (related to tryptophan?), xylyl (from chemistry?)

    Weird garbage (24): byrls (looks like burls, from wood), chynd (no clue; possibly genetics or biology), crwth (Celtic?), cwtch (Celtic?), fyrds (looks like fords or fjords, both wet), ghyll (Celtic?), grypt (like crypt, but not), gymps (looks like gimps), hwyls (Celtic?), hyphy (no clue), kydst (Celtic?), kynds (Scots?), phpht (no clue; an onomatopoeia?), rynds (looks like rinds, hard fruit skins – but not), skyfs (looks like skiff, a small boat – but not), skyrs (Norse?), synds (Scots?), syphs (Greek?), thymy (looks like thyme, a herb – but not), tymps (no clue), typps (no clue, looks like jargon), wynds (Scots for meanders?), wynns (related to winnow?), xysts (looks like cysts, but not).

    53 words total, 22 definitely known… 7 maybes… 24 from a fever dream!

    1. Shaun Savage (Admin)

      Thanks for the comment, interesting!

      1. Patty Steele

        One more .. syzygy .. as in a straight line configuration of 3 celestial bodies .. like during an eclipse

        1. Shaun Savage (Admin)

          That’s a good one, unfortunately it’s not part of the dictionary that Wordle uses!

          1. Bippity

            It has 6 letters, which explains why it’s not in the Wordle dictionary…