Wordle August 7, 2026: Hints & Answer (#1,875)
Recap
The answer was FEIGN. August 7th's puzzle was solved by many, with some finding it a bit tricky due to the word's meaning and usage. Overall, it was a fun challenge for Wordle enthusiasts.
Wordle hints, one rung at a time
Five rungs, softest first. The recap above already named the word, so this ladder is here for anyone replaying the puzzle fresh rather than as a spoiler shield.
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Hint 1: The shape of the word
No letters of the answer are spelled out.
The word has a mix of common letters, with one letter appearing twice. It doesn't start with a typical vowel or a very rare letter.
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Hint 2: How the vowels sat
There are two vowels in the word, and they appear in the first and last parts of the word.
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Hint 3: Word facts
Counted off the answer.
- Length
- 5 letters
- Different letters
- 5 of 5
- Repeats
- None — all five are different
- Vowels (A E I O U)
- 2
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Hint 4: What the word means
A definition, without the word in it.
To pretend or make a false show of something, often to deceive or mislead others.
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Hint 5: The first letter
The answer to that puzzle
Spoiler below. It stays folded until you open it.
Wordle #1,875 · 5 letters
FEIGN
To pretend or make a false show of something, often to deceive or mislead others.
This puzzle by the numbers
- Puzzle
- #1,875 · Friday, August 7, 2026
- Length
- 5 letters
- Different letters
- 5
- Vowels
- 2
- Guesses allowed
- 6
About Wordle #1,875
The number above is the count of days since Wordle launched on 19 June 2021, which is what the share grid prints — not the internal id the puzzle data carries. TodayHint reads it off the stored row for Friday, August 7, 2026 rather than adding one to the previous page, so a date we never fetched can never shift every number that follows it.
Everyone who played this puzzle saw the same word, wherever they were: the board rolls over at local midnight, so a solver in Auckland met it well before one in Los Angeles, but never a different answer. Six guesses, no timer, and the only feedback is the colours — green for a letter in the right place, yellow for a letter in the wrong one, grey for a letter that is not there at all. The rungs above rebuild that information in order, so this page can still be played as a puzzle rather than read as a result.
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