Yesterday's Wordle Hints and Answer: November 4, 2026, #1964

Yesterday's Wordle puzzle details

Date

November 4, 2026

Puzzle #

#1964

Answer length

5 letters

Starts with

N

Yesterday's Wordle hints

Climb the ladder from the gentlest nudge to the strongest clue. No peeking at the next clue until you've given the current one a real try.

1. 1Yesterday's Wordle hint 1 Let us ease into itGentle

   Yesterday's answer is an adjective you might use for a snack with a rich almond flavor, or for a friend acting a little silly.

2. 2Yesterday's Wordle hint 2 Let us narrow things downWarm

   It has just one vowel and four consonants, with one letter doing double duty in the middle.

3. 3Yesterday's Wordle hint 3 Think about what it meansWarmer

   Think of a flavor that reminds you of pecans or almonds, because that taste carries half the meaning.

4. 4Yesterday's Wordle hint 4 You are so close nowHot

   It starts with N and ends with Y, so lock in the frame and hunt for the doubled letter in between.

5. 5Yesterday's Wordle hint 5 The final pushStrongest

   The first three letters are NUT.

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How hard is yesterday's Wordle?

Difficulty: Medium

Open with TUNES if you want a first guess that tests the T, the U, and the N all at once. A starter with no N will leave the frame feeling loose, so pivot to the Y ending early and build inward from there. Keep one guess in reserve for the doubled letter, since that is the last piece most solvers place.

What were the recent Wordle answers?

• November 3, 2026POUCH
• November 2, 2026SCOOT
• October 31, 2026YAHOO

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What is Wordle?

Wordle was created by Josh Wardle, a software engineer who built the Wordle game in 2021 as a personal gift for his partner, who loved word games. He released it to the public that October, and it spread almost entirely by word of mouth, with players sharing their little grids of colored squares on social media.

The New York Times bought Wordle in early 2022, and the Wordle New York Times puzzle has kept the same format ever since: one puzzle a day, the same word for everyone, which turned it into a shared daily ritual and a friendly competition among friends, families, and coworkers.

How do you play Wordle?

1. You get six guesses to find a five-letter word. Type any valid five-letter English word and hit enter to submit it.
2. Green means the letter is in the word and in the right spot. Lock those letters in and build your next guesses around them.
3. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong spot. Move it somewhere new on your next guess.
4. Gray means the letter is not in the word at all. Cross those letters off and don't spend another guess on them.
5. Everyone gets the same Wordle of the day, and it resets at midnight. If you run out of guesses, you'll have to wait for tomorrow's word.

What are the best Wordle strategies?

• Open with common letters: pick a starter packed with everyday vowels and consonants like A, E, R, S, and T so your first guess covers the most ground.
• Never replay a gray: once a letter comes back gray it's out for good, so don't waste a guess on a word that uses it again.
• Move your yellows: a yellow letter is a confirmed hit, so shuffle it into a new position instead of guessing fresh letters blindly.
• Think before you burn guesses: when you already have two or three greens, pause and brainstorm matching words in your head rather than throwing in random tries.
• Play by hard mode rules even with it off: always reposition your yellows and never reuse grays, since that discipline alone wins most days.

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