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Today's NYT Wordle Answer! (October 2026)

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Today's NYT Wordle Answer! (October 2026)

Wordle is a web-based game that went viral on the internet during the latter half of 2021, when the world was caught in its fascination of a five-letter word each and every day. During this time, players consistently took to social media to share their performance in solving the game. To this day, it is still a well beloved game played daily by millions of players worldwide.

Wordle Answer of the Day

October 17 (No. 1946)

<b>Today's&nbsp;Wordle&nbsp;Answer&nbsp;(No.&nbsp;1946)</b>
Today's Wordle Answer (No. 1946)

Answer: GAFFE

Definitions:

  • [noun] a social or diplomatic blunder
  • [noun] a noticeable mistake

Usage:

  • The commentator committed an awful gaffe when he mispronounced her name.
  • The company is adding tools to fix the gaffe behind many data leaks.  

Past Wordle Answers in October

Date (No.)
Answer
Definition
October 16 (No. 1945)
SHADY
sheltered from the sun's rays
October 15 (No. 1944)
DUNCE
a slow-witted or stupid person
October 14 (No. 1943)
PSYCH
to analyze or figure out a problem or a course of action
October 13 (No. 1942)
WIDER
having a greater width than another object or setting
October 12 (No. 1941)
YODEL
a form of singing which involves repeated and rapid changes of pitch
October 11 (No. 1940)
UNCAP
 to remove the lid, cover or a restriction
October 10 (No. 1939)
BUMPY
having or covered with bumps
October 9 (No. 1938)
MAJOR
greater in dignity, rank, importance, or interest
October 8 (No. 1937)
STREW
to be spread by scattering
October 7 (No. 1936)
PROVE
to establish the existence, truth, or validity of something
October 6 (No. 1935)
DIMLY
with a faint light; not brightly
October 5 (No. 1934)
MOCHA
a beverage made by mixing cocoa or chocolate with coffee
October 4 (No. 1933)
SHACK
a roughly built hut or cabin
October 3 (No. 1932)
PEEVE
a particular grievance or source of annoyance
October 2 (No. 1931)
USURY
the action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest
October 1 (No. 1930)
RITZY
impressively or ostentatiously fancy or stylish
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All Wordle Answers in 2026

Month
Answers
January 1- 31 (No. 1656- No. 1687)
Fable, Proof, Sitar, Posse, Filly, Oomph, Pecan, Blast, Eight, Manic, Quark, Trial, Gumbo, Avoid, Chasm, Racer, Fiery, Sumac, Waxen, Sully, Cubic, Clink, Baron, Cliff, Strut, Freak, Dusky, Cruel, Flaky, Jumbo, Allot
February 1 - 28 (No. 1688- No. 1716)
Spiny, Cigar, Weigh, Chide, Swoop, Gavel, Bleat, Embed, Cello, Scene, Vegan, Surge, Mooch, Bloom, Skull, Roost, Squad, Mogul, Hoist, Stank, Awake, Guava, Attic, Buyer, Shred, Lance, Dizzy, Hydra
March 1 - 31 (No. 1716- No. 1746)
Fluke, Slime, Linen, Theft, Sheep, Gunky, Vogue, Lobby, Hasty, Shoal, Teddy, Smell, Eaten, Ankle, Grade, Drama, Clasp, Amply, Rehab, Oasis, Slick, Basil, Serif, Brood, Wiser, Befit, Ivory, Afoot, Chump, Comet, Swamp
April 1 - 30 (No. 1747- No. 1776)
Fizzy, Sober, Singe, Sandy, Envoy, Sworn, Dense, Inlet, Laden, Carom, Prude, Alley, Elfin, Cycle, Begun, Cubit, Belle, Toady, Stand, Weave, Clump, Snore, Tweet, Drunk, Women, Gloss, Eerie, Quack, Rural, Crock
May 1 - 31 (No. 1777- No. 1807)
Plume, Bring, Puffy, Riser, Latch, Liken, Budge, Umbra, Satin, Parka, Newly, Clock, Dowdy, Waver, Creed, Mover, Bylaw, Loath, Dusty, Wreck, Agree, Vocal, Chuck, Niece, Visit, Couch, Stuff, Divot, Clang, Smile, Etude
June 1 - 30 (No. 1808 - No. 1837)
Chili, Basis, Notch, Alloy, Nobly, Morph, Thumb, Mafia, Wharf, Align, Testy, Break, Quell, Sepia, Broil, Amaze, Token, Entry, Emoji, Drake, Alibi, Ovate, Curry, Queer, Unity, Acute, Scoop, Emcee, Crude, Puppy
July 1 - 31 (No. 1838 - No. 1868)
Demur, Maven, Baton, Pizza, Swami, Toddy, Sling, Demon, Amend, Canal, Avian, Clack, Stout, Steak, Pshaw, Butte, Legal, Booth, Churn, Diver, Shill, Lorry, Orbit, Putty, Aloha, Grape, Poser, Sonar, Valve, Flume, Purse
August 1 - 31 (No. 1869 - No. 1899)
Slush, Penal, Reply, Motif, Posit, Gripe, Feign, Privy, Clunk, Snipe, Fence, Wimpy, Crash, Geode, Loose, Aspic, Tribe, Strip, Grill, Murky, Trace, Prawn, Olden, Runny, Click, Capon, Uncut, Tween, Blood, Intel, Mound
September 1 - 30 (No. 1900 - No. 1929)
Remix, Ruler, Joist, Wager, Soupy, Beige, Blind, Liven, Burst, Dryly, Aster, Nifty, Focus, Rinse, Dealt, Wispy, Theta, Snowy, Waken, Shone, Pager, Stoke, Forth, Messy, Copse, Elegy, Sloop, Trunk, Scuba, River

How To Play Wordle

This daily word game requires players to guess the 5-letter word of the day, whereupon each guess, a correct letter is made known when it is highlighted in green or yellow. Green signifies that the letter exists in the word and is in the correct position while yellow means that the letter exists in the word but is not in its right position. Letters in grey on the other hand, do not make up the word of the day.

To up the challenge, players can enable Hard Mode by clicking the 'Settings' icon. In this mode, players have to use the letters that are hinted to be in the word in their next guesses.

appearance of a shared Wordle
appearance of a shared Wordle

Players can make a total amount of 6 guesses to get the right word. If the word is guessed right in one to three guesses, Wordle players would usually take to the internet to showcase this achievement. In contrast, some have also shared their performance when they've found it to be particularly difficult. You can do this by clicking 'See Results' and then, 'Share'. If players are logged in to their New York Times account, the game keeps track of their performances and the streak that has been maintained.

To play past Wordle puzzles, players can subscribe to the New York Times to access the archive, along with access to play other New York Times games like The Crossword, The Mini and Tiles.

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