Looking for the most recent Wordle answer?Click here for today's Wordle hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for The New York Times Mini Crossword, Connections, Connections: Sports Edition and Strands puzzles.Monday'sWordle answerhas multiple meanings. It has a medical meaning, but can also be used in the railroad or electrical industries. Need hints and the answer? Read on. Today's Wordle hints Before we show you today'sWordleanswer, we'll give you some hints. If you don't want a spoiler, look away now.Wordle hint No. 1: RepeatsToday's Wordle answer has no repeated letters.Wordle hint No. 2: VowelsThere is one vowel in today's Wordle answer.Wordle hint No. 3: Start letterToday's Wordle answer starts with the letter S.Wordle hint No. 4: Health care meaningToday's Wordle answer can refer to a medical device.Wordle hint No. 5: MeaningToday's Wordle answer may refer to pushing or diverting something.TODAY'S WORDLE ANSWERToday's Wordle answer is SHUNT.Yesterday's Wordle answerYesterday's Wordle answer, Jan. 26, No. 1,317, was SUNNY.Recent Wordle answersJan. 22, No. 1,313: REACHJan. 23, No. 1,314: UPPERJan. 24: No. 1,315: CREPEJan. 25, No. 1,316: CRISPWill Wordle run out of words?When Wordle began, creator Josh Wardle used a list of five-letter words he'd shared with his partner, picking only the words they recognized. While that's more than 2,000 words, more than half of them have already been used.Wordle editor Tracy Bennett admitted that the game will eventually have to come to grips with the fact that the word list is not eternal."One possibility is that we could recycle old words at some point, like when we get close to the end," Bennett told a Wordle player on TikTok.She also said the editors might throw all the words back in and reuse them, or allow plurals, or past tense, something that's not done now.Bennett hasn't commented on it, but it seems possible Wordle could expand to six-letter words, too. Options abound.