NYT Wordle #1903 answer & hints: Friday, September 4, 2026

Updated: Friday, September 4, 2026 · Hints reviewed by Omer Liban · New puzzle daily at midnight in your local timezone. · Puzzle editor: Tracy Bennett.

This page has every level of help for the NYT Wordle puzzle #1903 of Friday, September 4, 2026: 3 spoiler-free hint tiers that narrow things down step by step, followed by the complete answers with explanations — each behind its own tap-to-reveal card.

Need a nudge on today's Wordle without ruining it? Open the hints one at a time — from a gentle first-letter clue to the full answer.

Wordle hints (September 4, 2026)

1Gentle nudge

Today's word starts with the letter “W”.
It contains 2 vowels.

2Bigger hint

No repeated letters today — five different letters.
The letters, in alphabetical order, are: A E G R W.

3Almost there

The first three letters are “WAG”.

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Wordle answers — September 4, 2026 (#1903)

★Today's Wordle answer, explained

The answer is WAGER.

The puzzle, explained

WAGER was a pretty straightforward puzzle if you had any vowels locked in early—that A and E in the middle made it pretty manageable. The main trap was probably overthinking the -ER ending, since so many common words finish that way (CAPER, PAPER, MAKER), so you might've burned through guesses testing those before landing on WAGER. The W start is uncommon enough that it probably helped narrow things down once you knew the pattern, since there aren't *that* many common W words floating around. Overall it was a fair difficulty—not a freebie, but nothing deviously hidden either.

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What time does Wordle reset?

Wordle resets at midnight in your own local timezone, unlike most other NYT games which flip at midnight US Eastern Time.

Can the Wordle answer have repeated letters?

Yes — repeated letters appear regularly, so don't rule out a letter you've already placed once.

Does Wordle use American or British spelling?

Wordle is edited by the New York Times and uses American spellings — worth remembering for words like FAVOR or COLOR.

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