Wordle #1,963 hints and answer for Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Today's Wordle is a small everyday bag: the soft kind with a drawstring top that holds coins, keys or tobacco, and the same word names the pocket a kangaroo carries its young in. Its vowels sit side by side in the middle, and it closes on a two-letter sound that starting words rarely test. Work down the hint ladder as far as you need, then check the answer box at the bottom.
Hints, in order
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Picture a small soft bag that cinches shut at the top, the kind you might keep coins or marbles in. Marsupials have a built-in one for carrying their young.
There are two vowels, and they sit side by side in the middle: O and U, in second and third place. The other three letters are consonants, and no letter repeats.
It is mainly a noun. A tobacco one sits in a pocket, a cheek can bulge like one, and as a verb it can mean to put something into one, or to hang in loose folds.
It starts with P.
It ends with H, the fourth letter is C, and the first three letters are POU.
The answer
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POUCH: a small bag or receptacle, especially one for small articles - and the pocket of skin in which a kangaroo or koala carries its young. The trap is the CH ending paired with the OU in the middle: most solvers lock in the P early, then hunt for a second, different vowel instead of the pair sitting side by side.