Wordle #1,967 hints and answer for Saturday, November 7, 2026
Today's Wordle is a word for talking at length about nothing much: foolish chatter that fills the air and says very little of any real substance at all. The board is kind in one way, with two vowels and no repeated letters anywhere, and sly in another, because the word ends on a vowel that many players only check last. Work down the hint ladder one rung at a time, then check the answer box at the bottom when you are ready for the reveal.
Hints, in order
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Think talk: to do this is to chatter on and on, usually about trifles, in a way that tries everyone's patience.
There are two vowels: A in second place and E in fifth. The other three slots are consonants.
No letter repeats: all five letters are different. It is a verb, and it ends in a vowel, which is rarer than you would think.
It starts with P.
It ends with E, and the first four letters are PRAT - add the E and you are there.
The answer
This is the full solution to Wordle #1,967. Only tap if you are ready.
PRATE: to talk foolishly or at tedious length about trivial things. The traps sit on either side of it: PRATT and PRANG waste guesses on letters that never land, and PLATE and CRATE both tempt anyone who finds the A and the closing E early and then goes hunting for a second vowel that is not there.