Here are today's Wordle hints and the answer for September 4, 2026, Wordle #1903. Solving tips come first, then progressive hints; the answer stays collapsed until you open it.
How to solve Wordle
Treat each guess as information, not a random shot.
- Open with a word that mixes common consonants and a couple of vowels so the first grid teaches you a lot.
- Lock greens in place on later guesses. Move yellows to a new slot instead of repeating the same wrong position.
- Drop greys from your mental alphabet. Do not waste a later guess on a letter you already ruled out.
- If two vowels are still possible, use a guess that tests both while keeping your greens fixed.
- When you are down to a shortlist, the Wordle solver can lock greens, force yellows with Must Include, and exclude greys.
Today's Wordle hints
Stop as soon as a hint is enough. None of these name the full word.
How many vowels?
The answer has 2 vowels (counting A, E, I, O, and U only).
Does it repeat a letter?
No. Every letter in the answer is unique.
First letter
It starts with W.
What it means
A dictionary gloss for the answer word (v. t.): Something deposited, laid, or hazarded on the event of a contest or an unsettled question; a bet; a stake; a pledge.
Today's Wordle answer
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The Wordle answer for September 4, 2026 is WAGER.
The word "wager" in a guessing puzzle is the risk you take that your next guess is right.
If you're wrong, the only thing you lose is your streak - so maybe call it a "streak-eage" instead.
How to improve your Wordle opening
Use the Wordle solver to lock greens in each slot, force yellows with Must Include, and drop greys from the letter pool. For a wider browse, open the 5 letter words finder.
FAQ
What time does Wordle reset?
A new Wordle is available at midnight local time for most players. This page follows the NYT puzzle date in Eastern time.
Where can I play Wordle?
On the New York Times Games site and in the NYT Games app.