Today’s NYT Wordle for Sunday, July 26, 2026, is puzzle #1863. The answer is a familiar fruit-related word, and its straightforward spelling may make this puzzle easier than some recent challenges.
Use the five Wordle hints below one at a time before opening the answer. The clues move from general letter information to a clear definition.
Today’s Wordle hints for July 26
- Hint 1: Today’s answer has five different letters, with no repeats.
- Hint 2: The word contains two vowels.
- Hint 3: It begins with the letter G.
- Hint 5: It names a small, round fruit that can be eaten fresh, dried into raisins or used to make wine.
Difficulty level: Easy to moderate. All five letters are different, the word uses a familiar spelling pattern and its meaning is widely recognized. Identifying the opening G should make the remaining possibilities much easier to narrow down.
Solving tip: Try an opening word containing common consonants alongside multiple vowels. Once you identify the first and final letters, focus on everyday five-letter nouns that match the available positions.
Try the Wordle practice game: Enter any five-letter word below. Green means the letter is correct and properly placed, yellow means it appears elsewhere, and gray means it is not in the answer after repeated letters are counted.
Today’s Wordle answer for July 26
Click to reveal the answer for Wordle #1863
Today’s Wordle answer is GRAPE.
A grape is a small, round fruit that grows in clusters on a vine. Grapes are commonly eaten fresh and are also used to produce juice, raisins and wine.
The spelling is G-R-A-P-E. The word contains two vowels, A and E, and none of its five letters is repeated.
Players who found the opening G and final E may have solved the puzzle quickly because the middle-letter pattern forms a common and recognizable word.
Example sentence: She picked a ripe grape from the bunch and tasted it.
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