Today’s NYT Wordle for Thursday, August 27, 2026, is puzzle #1895. Today’s answer is a familiar adjective often used for films, books and other works presented without cuts or censorship. Its repeated vowel can make the letter pattern less obvious than the meaning.
Use the four progressive Wordle hints below one at a time before revealing today’s answer.
Today’s Wordle hints for August 27
- Hint 1: Today’s answer contains one repeated letter.
- Hint 2: It has only one standard vowel, but that vowel appears twice.
- Hint 3: The word is commonly used when talking about movies, books or recordings.
- Hint 4: It describes something presented in full without being shortened, edited or censored.
Difficulty level: Moderate. The word itself is familiar, but its repeated vowel and less common opening pattern may make early guesses less helpful.
Solving tip: If one vowel has already been confirmed, do not assume it appears only once. Today’s answer becomes easier once you consider words describing a complete or unedited version of something.
Try the Wordle practice game: Enter any five-letter word below. Green means the letter is correct and in the right position, yellow means it appears elsewhere, and grey means it is not in today’s answer.
Today’s Wordle answer for August 27
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Today’s Wordle answer is UNCUT.
Uncut generally means something that has not been shortened, edited or censored. The term is commonly used for films, television programs, books, recordings and other works presented in their complete form.
Players can attempt the official daily puzzle and review their statistics on the New York Times Wordle page.
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