Players opening the New York Times Wordle puzzle on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, faced puzzle #1964, which required solvers to deduce a word meaning something crazy, eccentric, or full of nuts, as Parade reported.
Solving Puzzle Number 1964
- Testers logged an average of 4.3 guesses out of 6 before successfully cracking the daily puzzle.
- The solution featured one vowel and one sometimes vowel, starting with a consonant and incorporating double letters.
- Solvers hunting for further assistance can also check companion games like Connections and Strands.
Testers Find Puzzle Moderately Challenging
The New York Times Wordle review team noted that testers found puzzle #1964 moderately challenging during advance testing. The solution for Wednesday, November 4, 2026, was confirmed as NUTTY.
The daily puzzle release follows a midnight schedule across individual time zones, with two distinct reviews published daily based on Eastern Standard Time to accommodate global players. Community members continue to share their scores, hints, and strategies using the hashtag #wordlereview on social media platforms.
Looking Ahead to Thursday
As solvers transition past Wednesday’s puzzle, attention turns toward subsequent daily challenges. Help Wordle documented the clues for the following day’s puzzle (#5270) scheduled for November 5, 2026, which features a noun beginning with the letter P and ending with H, with an anticipated difficulty rating of 4 out of 5 leading to the solution PARCH.
| Puzzle Date | Puzzle Number | Average Guesses | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 4, 2026 | #1964 | 4.3 / 6 | NUTTY |
| November 5, 2026 | #5270 | Not Reported | PARCH |
Players experiencing technical difficulties with the game interface can access the Settings menu to report bugs directly, while active solvers can consult the official Wordle Glossary for standardized terminology and community discussion guidelines.
