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Today NYT Wordle #1908 Hints and Answer — September 9, 2026

Today’s NYT Wordle for Wednesday, September 9, 2026, is puzzle #1908. Today’s answer is a familiar five-letter word associated with something suddenly breaking open, splitting apart or releasing force. Its single-vowel structure can make the letter pattern harder to narrow down from common starter words.

If you are stuck, use the four progressive Wordle hints below one at a time before revealing today’s answer.

Today’s Wordle hints for September 9

  • Hint 1: Today’s answer contains five different letters with no repeats.
  • Hint 2: The word contains only one standard vowel.
  • Hint 3: It can be used as both a noun and a verb.
  • Hint 4: It can mean to suddenly break open, split apart or release something with force.

Difficulty level: Medium. The answer is common, but having only one vowel means most of the word is built from consonants, which may make vowel-heavy opening guesses less helpful.

Solving tip: If your first guesses eliminate several vowels, focus on action words with strong consonant clusters. Today’s answer can describe both a sudden physical break and a sudden release of sound, emotion or activity.

Check your Wordle guess: 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.

You have six practice attempts.

Today’s Wordle answer for September 9

Click to reveal the answer for Wordle #1908

Today’s Wordle answer is BURST.

Burst can mean to break open, split apart or suddenly release something with force.

The word can describe a balloon bursting, a pipe bursting under pressure or someone bursting into laughter. As a noun, a burst can also mean a sudden short period of activity, sound or energy.

The spelling is B-U-R-S-T. It contains only one standard vowel, U, and none of its five letters is repeated.

Example sentence: The balloon burst when it touched the sharp edge.

Players can attempt the official daily puzzle and review their statistics on the New York Times Wordle page.

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