Wordle #1,937 hints and answer for Thursday, October 8, 2026
Thursday's Wordle means to scatter: what you do to petals along a path, seeds over soil, or clothes across a bedroom floor. One standard vowel, no repeats, and an uncommon final letter doing the closing work.
Hints, in order
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Think of scattering things loosely over an area: petals on a table, seeds on soil, papers across a desk.
There is one standard vowel, E. No letter repeats, and the last letter is W.
It is a verb meaning to spread or scatter things untidily over a surface, most familiar in its scattered form, as in a floor covered with toys.
It starts with S, and the second letter is T.
It ends with W: S, T, R, E, W.
The answer
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STREW: to scatter or spread things loosely over an area. The final W is the trap: most common endings never test it, and the STRE- opening pulls guesses toward STREET and STEEP, which both diverge at the fourth letter.