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Yesterday's Wordle answer (#1925): Saturday, September 26, 2026

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Missed yesterday's NYT Wordle — puzzle (#1925) from Saturday, September 26, 2026? Every answer is below, behind a single reveal. Solving today instead? Nothing here spoils it — today's Wordle hints are here.

★ Yesterday's answer, revealed (#1925)
  • The answer is ELEGY.

The puzzle, explained

ELEGY was a tricky one because that double E caught a lot of people off guard—most Wordles don't repeat letters, so your brain isn't always primed to guess one. The Y at the end threw things off too, since it's functioning as a vowel there rather than a consonant, which meant you really needed to think about less common word endings. If you started with a standard opener like STARE or CRANE, you probably felt stuck after getting that first E, since ELEGY doesn't have many common consonants to work with (just L and G). On the flip side, once you nailed down the E-_-E-G-Y pattern, there weren't many words that fit, so the puzzle actually solved itself pretty quickly.

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