Wordle #1,926 hints and answer for Sunday, September 27, 2026
Sunday's Wordle sets sail: a small single-masted sailboat, the kind tied up in every marina. The trap is the doubled vowel in the middle, with a whole fleet of -OOP words sailing around it.
Hints, in order
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Think of sailing: a small boat with a single mast, nimble enough for one or two people to handle.
There is one vowel, O, and it appears twice, side by side in the middle. No consonant repeats.
It is a noun for a single-masted sailboat with a mainsail and one headsail, smaller and handier than a schooner.
It starts with S, and the second letter is L.
It ends with P: S, L, O, O, P.
The answer
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SLOOP: a single-masted, fore-and-aft-rigged sailing vessel with one headsail. The trap is the double O: SCOOP, SNOOP, STOOP and SWOOP all share the same -OOP ending and burn guesses one at a time before the boat itself sails in.