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Wordle 1912 Answer September 13 2026 — Hints and Solution

Hashim Ali Khan
Hashim Ali Khan September 13, 2026 4 min read

Today's Wordle: #1912 for September 13, 2026

Puzzle #1912 is rated Easy difficulty, with players averaging 3.1 guesses. The six hints below go from barely helpful to pretty revealing. Stop as soon as you feel ready. The answer stays hidden until you tap the card, so nothing gets spoiled before you want it to be.

If today's puzzle has you stumped, you're not alone. Wordle #1912 is rated Easy and that tells you something about what to expect. The hints below start broad and get more specific. Stop reading the moment you feel ready to guess.

#1912Puzzle
3.1Avg guesses
78%Solved it
5Letters
6Max guesses

Hints for Wordle #1912 (Sep 13, 2026)

Six clues below, ordered from vague to specific. Stop reading the moment you feel confident enough to guess.

1 📝 Hint 1: Word type
It's a noun.
2 🔤 Hint 2: Vowels
There are 2 vowels (O, U) in this word.
3 🔡 Hint 3: First letter
It starts with F.
4 🔠 Hint 4: Last letter
It ends with S.
5 📖 Hint 5: Meaning
It's a word most people use or hear fairly often.
6 🔍 Hint 6: Letters
5 unique letters. The distinct letters are: F, O, C, U, S.

What Is Today's Wordle Answer? (#1912)

The answer for September 13, 2026 is hidden below. Tap the button when you're ready.

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Tap below to see today's answer

F
O
C
U
S

FOCUS

Answer from the official NYT Wordle

C
R
A
N
E
A
U
D
I
O
C
U
O
T
S
F
O
C
U
S
F
O
C
U
S

Sample solve path   🟩 right spot   🟨 wrong spot   ⬜ not in word


How Hard Was Wordle #1912? 🟢

Difficulty: Easy

Rated Easy overall. Easy ones still catch people out if they overthink it. Solve rate: 78%. Average guesses: 3.1.

FactorDetail
RatingEasy
Average guesses3.1
Solve rate78%
Repeated letters✅ No
Starts withF
Ends withS

What separates quick solvers from slow ones

It's almost always the opener. CRANE, SLATE, STARE, RAISE and AUDIO are the most information-dense starting words in English five-letter vocabulary. Any of those gives you a strong foundation regardless of what the answer turns out to be.

From there, the rule is simple. Green stays. Yellow moves. Grey disappears. Players who stick to this religiously rarely go past four guesses.

The one thing that trips even experienced players is the repeated letter. If something feels off late in a puzzle and you can't place a letter you know is in the word, try it twice.

Colour guide

  • 🟩 Green: right letter, right position. Keep it exactly there.
  • 🟨 Yellow: right letter, wrong position. Move it somewhere else on your next guess.
  • ⬜ Grey: not in today's word. Drop it from all future guesses.

Share your result

Copy the pattern and share it without spoiling the word:

🟨⬜⬜⬜⬜
⬜🟨⬜⬜🟨
🟨🟨🟨⬜🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Play today's Wordle on the NYT site


Questions about Wordle #1912

What is the Wordle answer for September 13, 2026?

Hidden above to avoid spoilers. Hit the green reveal button and it shows up instantly.

How hard was Wordle #1912?

It was rated Easy. About 78% of players solved it within six guesses, with an average of 3.1 guesses across the board.

What's the best opening word for Wordle?

CRANE, STARE, AUDIO, SLATE, and RAISE are the most reliable openers. They cover the highest-frequency letters in five-letter English words and give you the most information from a single guess.

Can Wordle answers have repeated letters?

Yes, Wordle does use repeated letters fairly often. Today's word doesn't, but words like SPEED, VIVID, and FLOSS have tripped plenty of players. Always worth considering when you're stuck late in a puzzle.

What do green, yellow, and grey tiles mean?

Green means that letter is in the right position. Yellow means it's in the word but somewhere else. Grey means it's not in today's word at all.

Does Wordle reset every day?

Yes, one new puzzle every day at midnight local time. Everyone in the same timezone plays the same word.


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