Five-Letter Wordle Words With Four Vowels
Let’s start with one of the best known 5-letter words with 4 vowels. While we later learned it’s not really one of the best first words to play in Wordle, ADIEU was a wildly popular Wordle starting word in the game’s early days. That’s four vowels in a five-letter word, plus a relatively common consonant. But, it’s not the only such example, especially when you allow for repeat letters.
Aalii
Adieu
Aecia
Aerie
Aidoi
Ainee
Aioli
Aiyee
Aquae
Areae
Audio
Auloi
Aurae
Aurei
Booai
Cooee
Eerie
Heiau
Looie
Louie
Miaou
Oidia
Oorie
Ouija
Ourie
Outie
Queue
Uraei
Uveae
Zoaea
Zoeae
Zooea
It’s important to note that while all of the five-letter words above are playable in Wordle, they may not be valid in other word games. We recommend you check our Words With Friends cheat and Scrabble dictionary resources, for example, to make sure you’re good to go in your word game of choice.
Sometimes Y Is a Vowel Too
The word list above only factored for the five main vowels: A, E, I, O and U. If you add Y into the mix, you open up a whole new world of five-letter word possibilities. Indeed, GLYPH and NYMPH were notable Wordle words with only Y as a vowel, as you might remember, possibly to your streak-ending chagrin.
Here are some examples of what happens when Y can be one (or more) of the four vowels in five-letter words:
Abaya
Aiery
Aiyee
Aleye
Aliya
Ayaya
Ayrie
Bayou
Booay
Boyau
Cooey
Coyau
Eyrie
Gooey
Hayey
Hooey
Looey
Noyau
Oxeye
Payee
Peeoy
Pioye
Poyou
Sooey
Ulyie
Yahoo
Yawey
Yeuky
Yitie
Yogee
Youre
Youse
Yowie
Yoyos
Zooey
More Words With Fewer Vowels
Now that you’re a bit more familiar with five-letter words with four vowels, perhaps you should explore some words with three vowels too. Or, you can even take it further by diving into English words without vowels. Learn all about the Welsh W and how it gets past this “every English word must have a vowel” obstacle.
