Wordle in 1 Answer Today

We have Today's Wordle in 1 Answer for you so that you don't have to lose your streak if you're having a hard time with the bonus puzzle!
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Wordle in 1 is the New York Times bonus round where every puzzle is meant to be solved in a single guess. Each one comes with a hint pointing at the answer, so the challenge is reading the clue rather than narrowing down letters.

If you are stuck, or just want to check your work, the solution is below. Bookmark this page so you always have the latest Wordle in 1 answers to hand.

Wordle in 1 Answer - September 16, 2026

We have hidden the solution so nothing is spoiled before you have had a go. Reveal the answer for Wordle in 1 – September 16, 2026 below.


CRISP: prism / RABID: braid / HANDY: hound / JUMBO: banjo / OLIVE: vital

Wordle in 1 Answer - September 9, 2026

Wordle in 1 is a weekly bonus puzzle rather than a daily one. If you are after the previous puzzle, here is September 9, 2026.


WORSE: whose / GLOAT: guilt / RECAP: caper / PRANK: spark / NYMPH: phony

Wordle in 1 Answer History

Every Wordle in 1 answer we have covered, newest first. Use the search box to jump to a particular puzzle.

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  • Wordle in 1 - September 2nd, 2026
    • CHEAT - teach
    • TRUST - stunt
    • FROWN - wafer
    • GLEAM - mange
    • STUDY - dusty
  • Wordle in 1 - August 26th, 2026
    • HEART - earth
    • PECAN - ocean
    • TENSE - stone
    • CURLY - coral
    • BRASH - beach

Wordle in 1 Tips & Strategies

  • Read the hint literally: The clue almost always describes the word directly rather than cryptically.
  • Think in five letters: Every answer is a standard five-letter Wordle word, which rules a lot out immediately.
  • Do not overthink it: There is only one guess, so the obvious reading of the clue is usually the right one.
Christine Mielke

Christine Mielke

Christine Mielke has been an avid fan of word games and puzzles for over two decades. She loves to unscramble words, challenge herself to crossword puzzles and try out the latest word games. As a published author and database architect, it was natural for her to take her love for all things word games to the next level!

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