Wordle #1,964 has arrived for Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Whether you are protecting a long streak or just need a push on the fourth row, start with the hints and only open the reveal if you must.
Our read: a tough one. Watch out for a repeated letter and only one true vowel and little help from the usual opening words; this is a day to slow down and use your fourth guess carefully.
Hints for today's Wordle
Read one at a time and stop as soon as something clicks. The hints get more revealing as you go down.
- 1Part of speechToday's word is an adjective.
- 2VowelsIt has just one vowel, plus a Y doing some of the work.
- 3Repeated lettersOne letter appears twice, so do not rule a letter out too early.
- 4Opening wordsIf you open with SLATE you get 1 green and 0 yellow; with CRANE, 0 green and 1 yellow.
- 5First letterIt starts with N.
- 6Last letterIt ends with Y.
- 7MeaningDictionary clue: Containing nuts.
Today's Wordle answer
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NUTTY
The answer to Wordle #1,964 for Wednesday, November 4, 2026 is NUTTY.
Nutty (adjective): Containing nuts.
In a sentence: “This is a nutty chocolate bar.”
Yesterday's Wordle
Missed it? The answer to Wordle #1,963 on Tuesday, November 3 was POUCH. Our hints and write-up for yesterday's puzzle are still up if you want to replay it.
Recent Wordle answers
Wordle never repeats a past answer, so the last week of solutions is a small but real edge: anything below is off the table.
Tue, Nov 3 · #1,963POUCH
Mon, Nov 2 · #1,962SCOOT
Sun, Nov 1 · #1,961VIPER
Sat, Oct 31 · #1,960YAHOO
Fri, Oct 30 · #1,959SLIDE
Thu, Oct 29 · #1,958MOTOR
Wed, Oct 28 · #1,957GRIST
How Wordle works
You have six guesses to find a five-letter word. After each guess the tiles turn green for a right letter in the right place, yellow for a right letter in the wrong place and grey for a letter that is not in the word. One puzzle is published a day, and it changes at midnight in your local time zone; today's was edited by Tracy Bennett at The New York Times.
A good opener uses common letters and at least two vowels: SLATE, CRANE, AUDIO and ADIEU are popular for a reason. Treat your second guess as a second probe rather than an attempt to win, and remember that letters can repeat.
Come back tomorrow for Wordle #1,965. Until then, the rest of the Puzzles desk is one click away in the section menu.