NYT Wordle Today 26 July 2026 (#1863): NYT Wordle remains one of the world’s most-played word games, drawing millions of daily players and since joining The New York Times Games collection, it has become a global favourite, encouraging vocabulary building and logical thinking through a new five-letter puzzle every day.
What is NYT Wordle?
Wordle is a daily word puzzle where players have six chances to guess a hidden five-letter word and after each attempt, colored tiles reveal how close the guess is to the correct answer.
How to Play NYT Wordle
- Guess a valid five-letter word.
- Green means the letter is correct and in the right place.
- Yellow means the letter is in the word but misplaced.
- Gray means the letter is not in the answer.
- Solve the puzzle within six attempts.
Today’s NYT Wordle Words for 26 July (Sunday)
- Five-letter word
- Noun
- Fruit-related
- No repeated letters
Today’s NYT Wordle Hints for 26 July (Sunday)
- It is a noun.
- A smooth-skinned fruit.
- Commonly used to make wine.
- Starts with G.
How Many Vowels Does Today’s Wordle Have?
- Two vowels
- Three consonants
- No repeated letters
What Letter Does Today’s Wordle Begin With?
- Today’s wordle begin with G
What Letter Does Today’s Wordle End With?
- Today’s wordle end with E
NYT Wordle Answer for 26 July (#1863)
- ✅ GRAPE
Yesterday’s NYT Wordle Answer for 25 July (#1862)
- ✅ ALOHA
Recent NYT Wordle Answers
- July 24 (#1861): PUTTY
- July 23 (#1860): ORBIT
- July 22 (#1859): LORRY
- July 21 (#1858): SHILL
- July 20 (#1857): DIVER
- July 19 (#1856): CHURN
- July 18 (#1855): BOOTH
- July 17 (#1854): LEGAL
- July 16 (#1853): BUTTE
- July 15 (#1852): PSHAW
- July 14 (#1851): STEAK
- July 13 (#1850): STOUT
- July 12 (#1849): CLACK
- July 11 (#1848): AVIAN
- July 10 (#1847): CANAL
- July 9 (#1846): AMEND
- July 8 (#1845): DEMON
- July 7 (#1844): SLING
- July 6 (#1843): TODDY
- July 5 (#1842): SWAMI
- July 4 (#1841): PIZZA
- July 3 (#1840): BATON
- July 2 (#1839): MAVEN
- July 1 (#1838): DEMUR
What Does GRAPE Mean?
A grape is a small, juicy fruit that grows in clusters on vines and it is eaten fresh, dried into raisins or used to produce juice and wine.
Examples:
- She packed a bunch of fresh grapes for lunch.
- Many vineyards harvest grapes in late summer.
Tips to Solve NYT Wordle
- Start with words rich in common letters like CRANE or SLATE.
- Pay close attention to green and yellow clues.
- Avoid repeating eliminated letters.
- Consider double letters when needed.
- Use every guess to test new possibilities.
Why GRAPE Stumped Solvers
Although GRAPE is a familiar word, many players were distracted by several fruit names beginning with G while the limited clues and multiple possible endings made today’s puzzle trickier than expected.
FAQ’s About NYT Wordle
1. Is Wordle free to play?
Yes, one puzzle is available each day through NYT Games.
2. How many guesses do players get?
Six attempts.
3. Can letters repeat in Wordle?
Yes, some puzzles contain repeated letters.
4. Does everyone receive the same puzzle?
Yes, the daily answer is the same worldwide.
5. When is a new Wordle released?
A new puzzle becomes available every day at midnight in your local time zone.
Disclaimer: Wordle is owned by The New York Times. This article is for informational purposes only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NYT.
