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Past Wordle answers — every solution so far, alphabetical and by date

marc.mclaren@futurenet.com (Marc McLaren) — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 07:57:35 +0000

Memorizing all of the past Wordle answers is nearly impossible – after all, there have now been more than 1,700 of them. And even though Wordle answers do now repeat (see below), it can still be helpful to know what's gone before.

That's partly because the early evidence is that answers are not all that likely to appear twice; we've only had three repeats since Wordle changed its strategy in early February, so new words are still more common than old ones.

Repeated answers

As you probably know, Wordle is now repeating answers. I've added an asterisk next to any solutions that have appeared more than once. If any are repeated twice I'll add a second asterisk and so on. I've also included a standalone section that lists all repeats. Jump to it here.

But even outside of that, it can be interesting to see what happened in the past. Plus, knowing the kind of words that might appear can help you decide what to play today.

What you need then, is a list of past Wordle answers, and that's what I've made for you here. It's organized by month and you can simply search the page to see whether the word you're thinking of has already been used. It won't be a guarantee that it won't appear again, but it might help.

So pick one of the best Wordle starting words, take a look at today's Wordle answer if you need to and keep this list close when you're playing.

Past Wordle answers: The full list

Below you'll find a list of every Wordle so far – all 1,816 of them (and counting!)

I've first organized the answers alphabetically, and then by month starting with the most recent. You can use the menus on the side (on desktop) or above (on mobile) to jump straight to the month you want. This year, 2025 and 2024 are on this page, and there's a second page with 2023, 2022 and 2021 on it (and the alphabetical list is on both pages).

If you're trying to find out whether a specific word has already been an answer, there are easy ways to search for it:

Windows: click CTRL+F
macOS: click CMD+F
iOS: click Share (the box with the arrow), then 'Find on page'
Android: click the three dots in the top-right then 'Find in page'

In each case, simply type in the word you're looking for, and if it has already been an answer you can use the arrows to navigate to it.

Right, on with the list…

Past Wordle answers: alphabetical list

Past Wordle answers: Repeated answers

Wordle answer	Original date	Original game	Repeated date	Repeated game
THUMB	Tuesday, 12 October 2021	115	Sunday, 7 June 2026	1814
SMILE	Wednesday, 27 September 2023	830	Saturday, 30 May 2026	1806
AGREE	Saturday, 28 August 2021	70	Thursday, 21 May 2026	1797
CLOCK	Friday, 26 November 2021	160	Tuesday, 12 May 2026	1788
BRING	Tuesday, 30 November 2021	164	Saturday, 2 May 2026	1778
STAND	Sunday, 15 August 2021	57	Sunday, 19 April 2026	1765
SANDY	Sunday, 27 October 2024	1226	Saturday, 4 April 2026	1750
COMET	Tuesday, 19 October 2021	122	Monday, 30 March 2026	1745
IVORY	Tuesday, 17 August 2021	59	Friday, 27 March 2026	1742
GRADE	Sunday, 4 July 2021	15	Sunday, 15 March 2026	1730
LINEN	Monday, 9 August 2021	51	Tuesday, 3 March 2026	1718
AWAKE	Wednesday, 23 June 2021	4	Saturday, 21 February 2026	1708
SQUAD	Monday, 11 April 2022	296	Tuesday, 17 February 2026	1704
CIGAR	Saturday, 19 June 2021	0	Monday, 2 February 2026	1689

Past Wordle answers: June 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1815	Monday, 8 June 2026	MAFIA
1814	Sunday, 7 June 2026	THUMB*
1813	Saturday, 6 June 2026	MORPH
1812	Friday, 5 June 2026	NOBLY
1811	Thursday, 4 June 2026	ALLOY
1810	Wednesday, 3 June 2026	NOTCH
1809	Tuesday, 2 June 2026	BASIS
1808	Monday, 1 June 2026	CHILI

Past Wordle answers: May 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1807	Sunday, 31 May 2026	ETUDE
1806	Saturday, 30 May 2026	SMILE
1805	Friday, 29 May 2026	CLANG
1804	Thursday, 28 May 2026	DIVOT
1803	Wednesday, 27 May 2026	STUFF
1802	Tuesday, 26 May 2026	COUCH
1801	Monday, 25 May 2026	VISIT
1800	Sunday, 24 May 2026	NIECE
1799	Saturday, 23 May 2026	CHUCK
1798	Friday, 22 May 2026	VOCAL
1797	Thursday, 21 May 2026	AGREE
1796	Wednesday, 20 May 2026	WRECK
1795	Tuesday, 19 May 2026	DUSTY
1794	Monday, 18 May 2026	LOATH
1793	Sunday, 17 May 2026	BYLAW
1792	Saturday, 16 May 2026	MOVER
1791	Friday, 15 May 2026	CREED
1790	Thursday, 14 May 2026	WAVER
1789	Wednesday, 13 May 2026	DOWDY
1788	Tuesday, 12 May 2026	CLOCK*
1787	Monday, 11 May 2026	NEWLY
1786	Sunday, 10 May 2026	PARKA
1785	Saturday, 9 May 2026	SATIN
1784	Friday, 8 May 2026	UMBRA
1783	Thursday, 7 May 2026	BUDGE
1782	Wednesday, 6 May 2026	LIKEN
1781	Tuesday, 5 May 2026	LATCH
1780	Monday, 4 May 2026	RISER
1779	Sunday, 3 May 2026	PUFFY
1778	Saturday, 2 May 2026	BRING*
1777	Friday, 1 May 2026	PLUME

Past Wordle answers: April 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1776	Thursday, 30 April 2026	CROCK
1775	Wednesday, 29 April 2026	RURAL
1774	Tuesday, 28 April 2026	QUACK
1773	Monday, 27 April 2026	EERIE
1772	Sunday, 26 April 2026	GLOSS
1771	Saturday, 25 April 2026	WOMEN
1770	Friday, 24 April 2026	DRUNK
1769	Thursday, 23 April 2026	TWEET
1768	Wednesday, 22 April 2026	SNORE
1767	Tuesday, 21 April 2026	CLUMP
1766	Monday, 20 April 2026	WEAVE
1765	Sunday, 19 April 2026	STAND
1764	Friday, 17 April 2026	TOADY
1763	Friday, 17 April 2026	BELLE
1762	Thursday, 16 April 2026	CUBIT
1761	Wednesday, 15 April 2026	BEGUN
1760	Tuesday, 14 April 2026	CYCLE
1759	Monday, 13 April 2026	ELFIN
1758	Sunday, 12 April 2026	ALLEY
1757	Saturday, 11 April 2026	PRUDE
1756	Friday, 10 April 2026	CAROM
1755	Thursday, 9 April 2026	LADEN
1754	Wednesday, 8 April 2026	INLET
1753	Tuesday, 7 April 2026	DENSE
1752	Monday, 6 April 2026	SWORN
1751	Sunday, 5 April 2026	ENVOY
1750	Saturday, 4 April 2026	SANDY
1749	Friday, 3 April 2026	SINGE
1748	Thursday, 2 April 2026	SOBER
1747	Wednesday, 1 April 2026	FIZZY

Past Wordle answers: March 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1746	Tuesday, 31 March 2026	SWAMP
1745	Monday, 30 March 2026	COMET*
1744	Sunday, 29 March 2026	CHUMP
1743	Saturday, 28 March 2026	AFOOT
1742	Friday, 27 March 2026	IVORY*
1741	Thursday, 26 March 2026	BEFIT
1740	Wednesday, 25 March 2026	WISER
1739	Tuesday, 24 March 2026	BROOD
1738	Monday, 23 March 2026	SERIF
1737	Sunday, 22 March 2026	BASIL
1736	Saturday, 21 March 2026	SLICK
1735	Friday, 20 March 2026	OASIS
1734	Thursday, 19 March 2026	REHAB
1733	Wednesday, 18 March 2026	AMPLY
1732	Tuesday, 17 March 2026	CLASP
1731	Monday, 16 March 2026	DRAMA
1730	Sunday, 15 March 2026	GRADE*
1729	Saturday, 14 March 2026	ANKLE
1728	Friday, 13 March 2026	EATEN
1727	Thursday, 12 March 2026	SMELL
1726	Wednesday, 11 March 2026	TEDDY
1725	Tuesday, 10 March 2026	SHOAL
1724	Monday, 9 March 2026	HASTY
1723	Sunday, 8 March 2026	LOBBY
1722	Saturday, 7 March 2026	VOGUE
1721	Friday, 6 March 2026	GUNKY
1720	Thursday, 5 March 2026	SHEEP
1719	Wednesday, 4 March 2026	THEFT
1718	Tuesday, 3 March 2026	LINEN*
1717	Monday, 2 March 2026	SLIME
1716	Sunday, 1 March 2026	FLUKE

Past Wordle answers: February 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1715	Saturday, 28 February 2026	HYDRA
1714	Friday, 27 February 2026	DIZZY
1713	Thursday, 26 February 2026	LANCE
1712	Wednesday, 25 February 2026	SHRED
1711	Tuesday, 24 February 2026	BUYER
1710	Monday, 23 February 2026	ATTIC
1709	Sunday, 22 February 2026	GUAVA
1708	Saturday, 21 February 2026	AWAKE
1707	Friday, 20 February 2026	STANK
1706	Thursday, 19 February 2026	HOIST
1705	Wednesday, 18 February 2026	MOGUL
1704	Tuesday, 17 February 2026	SQUAD*
1703	Monday, 16 February 2026	ROOST
1702	Sunday, 15 February 2026	SKULL
1701	Saturday, 14 February 2026	BLOOM
1700	Friday, 13 February 2026	MOOCH
1699	Thursday, 12 February 2026	SURGE
1698	Wednesday, 11 February 2026	VEGAN
1697	Tuesday, 10 February 2026	SCENE
1696	Monday, 9 February 2026	CELLO
1695	Sunday, 8 February 2026	EMBED
1694	Saturday, 7 February 2026	BLEAT
1693	Friday, 6 February 2026	GAVEL
1692	Thursday, 5 February 2026	SWOOP
1691	Wednesday, 4 February 2026	CHIDE
1690	Tuesday, 3 February 2026	WEIGH
1689	Monday, 2 February 2026	CIGAR*
1688	Sunday, 1 February 2026	SPINY

Past Wordle answers: January 2026

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1687	Saturday, 31 January 2026	ALLOT
1686	Friday, 30 January 2026	JUMBO
1685	Thursday, 29 January 2026	FLAKY
1684	Wednesday, 28 January 2026	CRUEL
1683	Tuesday, 27 January 2026	DUSKY
1682	Monday, 26 January 2026	FREAK
1681	Sunday, 25 January 2026	STRUT
1680	Saturday, 24 January 2026	CLIFF
1679	Friday, 23 January 2026	BARON
1678	Thursday, 22 January 2026	CLINK
1677	Wednesday, 21 January 2026	CUBIC
1676	Tuesday, 20 January 2026	SULLY
1675	Monday, 19 January 2026	WAXEN
1674	Sunday, 18 January 2026	SUMAC
1673	Saturday, 17 January 2026	FIERY
1672	Friday, 16 January 2026	RACER
1671	Thursday, 15 January 2026	CHASM
1670	Wednesday, 14 January 2026	AVOID
1669	Tuesday, 13 January 2026	GUMBO
1668	Monday, 12 January 2026	TRIAL
1667	Sunday, 11 January 2026	QUARK
1666	Saturday, 10 January 2026	MANIC
1665	Friday, 9 January 2026	EIGHT
1664	Thursday, 8 January 2026	BLAST
1663	Wednesday, 7 January 2026	PECAN
1662	Tuesday, 6 January 2026	OOMPH
1661	Monday, 5 January 2026	FILLY
1660	Sunday, 4 January 2026	POSSE
1659	Saturday, 3 January 2026	SITAR
1658	Friday, 2 January 2026	PROOF
1657	Thursday, 1 January 2026	FABLE

Past Wordle answers: December 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1656	Wednesday, 31 December 2025	SIREN
1655	Tuesday, 30 December 2025	DECOR
1654	Monday, 29 December 2025	FRUIT
1653	Sunday, 28 December 2025	ABBOT
1652	Saturday, 27 December 2025	BATCH
1651	Friday, 26 December 2025	SPEED
1650	Thursday, 25 December 2025	PRISM
1649	Wednesday, 24 December 2025	SPOOL
1648	Tuesday, 23 December 2025	GLINT
1647	Monday, 22 December 2025	CONCH
1646	Sunday, 21 December 2025	QUILT
1645	Saturday, 20 December 2025	WHITE
1644	Friday, 19 December 2025	MYRRH
1643	Thursday, 18 December 2025	RUGBY
1642	Wednesday, 17 December 2025	GRASS
1641	Tuesday, 16 December 2025	SEGUE
1640	Monday, 15 December 2025	DODGY
1639	Sunday, 14 December 2025	SWING
1638	Saturday, 13 December 2025	MISER
1637	Friday, 12 December 2025	TRUCK
1636	Thursday, 11 December 2025	GUESS
1635	Wednesday, 10 December 2025	ERASE
1634	Tuesday, 9 December 2025	SNIDE
1633	Monday, 8 December 2025	GRAVY
1632	Sunday, 7 December 2025	FLUTE
1631	Saturday, 6 December 2025	WAIST
1630	Friday, 5 December 2025	AMONG
1629	Thursday, 4 December 2025	TULIP
1628	Wednesday, 3 December 2025	HASTE
1627	Tuesday, 2 December 2025	CACTI
1626	Monday, 1 December 2025	LEACH

Past Wordle answers: November 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1625	Sunday, 30 November 2025	MUGGY
1624	Saturday, 29 November 2025	GRUFF
1623	Friday, 28 November 2025	COLIC
1622	Thursday, 27 November 2025	REMIT
1621	Wednesday, 26 November 2025	HOVEL
1620	Tuesday, 25 November 2025	PLEAD
1619	Monday, 24 November 2025	DOUGH
1618	Sunday, 23 November 2025	BUNNY
1617	Saturday, 22 November 2025	THICK
1616	Friday, 21 November 2025	VOWEL
1615	Thursday, 20 November 2025	GRAVE
1614	Wednesday, 19 November 2025	MAKER
1613	Tuesday, 18 November 2025	OPINE
1612	Monday, 17 November 2025	CLAMP
1611	Sunday, 16 November 2025	WIELD
1610	Saturday, 15 November 2025	CLUNG
1609	Friday, 14 November 2025	LURID
1608	Thursday, 13 November 2025	TINGE
1607	Wednesday, 12 November 2025	DEUCE
1606	Tuesday, 11 November 2025	GIZMO
1605	Monday, 10 November 2025	TABBY
1604	Sunday, 9 November 2025	FUGUE
1603	Saturday, 8 November 2025	ARISE
1602	Friday, 7 November 2025	PERIL
1601	Thursday, 6 November 2025	GUISE
1600	Wednesday, 5 November 2025	SHORT
1599	Tuesday, 4 November 2025	VENUE
1598	Monday, 3 November 2025	AWOKE
1597	Sunday, 2 November 2025	RABID
1596	Saturday, 1 November 2025	MOTEL

Past Wordle answers: October 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1595	Friday, 31 October 2025	ABHOR
1594	Thursday, 30 October 2025	LATHE
1593	Wednesday, 29 October 2025	GLARE
1592	Tuesday, 28 October 2025	HOLLY
1591	Monday, 27 October 2025	FETID
1590	Sunday, 26 October 2025	PLUMP
1589	Saturday, 25 October 2025	GAUGE
1588	Friday, 24 October 2025	TUBER
1587	Thursday, 23 October 2025	DRILL
1586	Wednesday, 22 October 2025	STUNT
1585	Tuesday, 21 October 2025	DETOX
1584	Monday, 20 October 2025	LIMBO
1583	Sunday, 19 October 2025	IDEAL
1582	Saturday, 18 October 2025	HAVEN
1581	Friday, 17 October 2025	GROSS
1580	Thursday, 16 October 2025	CATTY
1579	Wednesday, 15 October 2025	SPOOF
1578	Tuesday, 14 October 2025	FORUM
1577	Monday, 13 October 2025	BEARD
1576	Sunday, 12 October 2025	WOUND
1575	Saturday, 11 October 2025	STACK
1574	Friday, 10 October 2025	LEVER
1573	Thursday, 9 October 2025	HARDY
1572	Wednesday, 8 October 2025	ANNOY
1571	Tuesday, 7 October 2025	NYLON
1570	Monday, 6 October 2025	AMUSE
1569	Sunday, 5 October 2025	PLANE
1568	Saturday, 4 October 2025	RELAY
1567	Friday, 3 October 2025	SPASM
1566	Thursday, 2 October 2025	WIDTH
1565	Wednesday, 1 October 2025	SPOIL

Past Wordle answers: September 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1564	Tuesday, 30 September 2025	GEESE
1563	Monday, 29 September 2025	CIVIL
1562	Sunday, 28 September 2025	GOOEY
1561	Saturday, 27 September 2025	FRITZ
1560	Friday, 26 September 2025	DALLY
1559	Thursday, 25 September 2025	DRAPE
1558	Wednesday, 24 September 2025	BLUNT
1557	Tuesday, 23 September 2025	MOUTH
1556	Monday, 22 September 2025	QUILL
1555	Sunday, 21 September 2025	COVEN
1554	Saturday, 20 September 2025	DEFER
1553	Friday, 19 September 2025	LATER
1552	Thursday, 18 September 2025	KNIFE
1551	Wednesday, 17 September 2025	TEETH
1550	Tuesday, 16 September 2025	LEFTY
1549	Monday, 15 September 2025	ALONG
1548	Sunday, 14 September 2025	NOISY
1547	Saturday, 13 September 2025	NADIR
1546	Friday, 12 September 2025	THROB
1545	Thursday, 11 September 2025	CHAIR
1544	Wednesday, 10 September 2025	POUTY
1543	Tuesday, 9 September 2025	TRICK
1542	Monday, 8 September 2025	CHIRP
1541	Sunday, 7 September 2025	TENOR
1540	Saturday, 6 September 2025	BULGE
1539	Friday, 5 September 2025	DRIFT
1538	Thursday, 4 September 2025	BLEND
1537	Wednesday, 3 September 2025	FETCH
1536	Tuesday, 2 September 2025	MIGHT
1535	Monday, 1 September 2025	LEAST

Past Wordle answers: August 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1534	Sunday, 31 August 2025	PETAL
1533	Saturday, 30 August 2025	ELATE
1532	Friday, 29 August 2025	GRAFT
1531	Thursday, 28 August 2025	SPLIT
1530	Wednesday, 27 August 2025	TOWER
1529	Tuesday, 26 August 2025	ANNEX
1528	Monday, 25 August 2025	MIRTH
1527	Sunday, 24 August 2025	SPORE
1526	Saturday, 23 August 2025	UNION
1525	Friday, 22 August 2025	RATTY
1524	Thursday, 21 August 2025	EXTOL
1523	Wednesday, 20 August 2025	LLAMA
1522	Tuesday, 19 August 2025	ROWDY
1521	Monday, 18 August 2025	ISSUE
1520	Sunday, 17 August 2025	LOUSY
1519	Saturday, 16 August 2025	MATTE
1518	Friday, 15 August 2025	LEVEL
1517	Thursday, 14 August 2025	KNELL
1516	Wednesday, 13 August 2025	KEFIR
1515	Tuesday, 12 August 2025	NOMAD
1514	Monday, 11 August 2025	SOUTH
1513	Sunday, 10 August 2025	MINTY
1512	Saturday, 9 August 2025	NASAL
1511	Friday, 8 August 2025	IMBUE
1510	Thursday, 7 August 2025	CORAL
1509	Wednesday, 6 August 2025	GROAN
1508	Tuesday, 5 August 2025	STORK
1507	Monday, 4 August 2025	RIGID
1506	Sunday, 3 August 2025	LUMPY
1505	Saturday, 2 August 2025	DAUNT
1504	Friday, 1 August 2025	BANJO

Past Wordle answers: July 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1503	Thursday, 31 July 2025	FRILL
1502	Wednesday, 30 July 2025	ASSAY
1501	Tuesday, 29 July 2025	OMEGA
1500	Monday, 28 July 2025	SAVVY
1499	Sunday, 27 July 2025	WHOLE
1498	Saturday, 26 July 2025	HAUNT
1497	Friday, 25 July 2025	GOFER
1496	Thursday, 24 July 2025	QUAKE
1495	Wednesday, 23 July 2025	WATER
1494	Tuesday, 22 July 2025	BURNT
1493	Monday, 21 July 2025	TIZZY
1492	Sunday, 20 July 2025	BLANK
1491	Saturday, 19 July 2025	SWORD
1490	Friday, 18 July 2025	LORIS
1489	Thursday, 17 July 2025	MODAL
1488	Wednesday, 16 July 2025	NERVY
1487	Tuesday, 15 July 2025	FOIST
1486	Monday, 14 July 2025	UNDID
1485	Sunday, 13 July 2025	GNOME
1484	Saturday, 12 July 2025	EXILE
1483	Friday, 11 July 2025	BRAND
1482	Thursday, 10 July 2025	JUMPY
1481	Wednesday, 9 July 2025	NOVEL
1480	Tuesday, 8 July 2025	DREAD
1479	Monday, 7 July 2025	STILT
1478	Sunday, 6 July 2025	ATRIA
1477	Saturday, 5 July 2025	BALER
1476	Friday, 4 July 2025	CURVE
1475	Thursday, 3 July 2025	POPPY
1474	Wednesday, 2 July 2025	INCUR
1473	Tuesday, 1 July 2025	MOLDY

Past Wordle answers: June 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1472	Monday, 30 June 2025	BLINK
1471	Sunday, 29 June 2025	WITTY
1470	Saturday, 28 June 2025	STUMP
1469	Friday, 27 June 2025	PLAIN
1468	Thursday, 26 June 2025	OFFER
1467	Wednesday, 25 June 2025	COMFY
1466	Tuesday, 24 June 2025	ELITE
1465	Monday, 23 June 2025	ODDLY
1464	Sunday, 22 June 2025	THRUM
1463	Saturday, 21 June 2025	GLADE
1462	Friday, 20 June 2025	TAUPE
1461	Thursday, 19 June 2025	CURIO
1460	Wednesday, 18 June 2025	MUNCH
1459	Tuesday, 17 June 2025	PRANK
1458	Monday, 16 June 2025	PETTY
1457	Sunday, 15 June 2025	QUAIL
1456	Saturday, 14 June 2025	GHOST
1455	Friday, 13 June 2025	BILGE
1454	Thursday, 12 June 2025	VIXEN
1453	Wednesday, 11 June 2025	PLAID
1452	Tuesday, 10 June 2025	TAFFY
1451	Monday, 9 June 2025	BOARD
1450	Sunday, 8 June 2025	LEASE
1449	Saturday, 7 June 2025	REUSE
1448	Friday, 6 June 2025	EDIFY
1447	Thursday, 5 June 2025	DATUM
1446	Wednesday, 4 June 2025	CEASE
1445	Tuesday, 3 June 2025	ADMIN
1444	Monday, 2 June 2025	PREEN
1443	Sunday, 1 June 2025	ROUGH

Past Wordle answers: May 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1442	Saturday, 31 May 2025	HABIT
1441	Friday, 30 May 2025	IDIOM
1440	Thursday, 29 May 2025	QUASH
1439	Wednesday, 28 May 2025	POLAR
1438	Tuesday, 27 May 2025	SPORT
1437	Monday, 26 May 2025	DRONE
1436	Sunday, 25 May 2025	GRIFT
1435	Saturday, 24 May 2025	SUEDE
1434	Friday, 23 May 2025	SHUCK
1433	Thursday, 22 May 2025	FOLIO
1432	Wednesday, 21 May 2025	ALARM
1431	Tuesday, 20 May 2025	BORNE
1430	Monday, 19 May 2025	PITCH
1429	Sunday, 18 May 2025	LIVID
1428	Saturday, 17 May 2025	GROWN
1427	Friday, 16 May 2025	FIFTH
1426	Thursday, 15 May 2025	EAGER
1425	Wednesday, 14 May 2025	BONGO
1424	Tuesday, 13 May 2025	AWARE
1423	Monday, 12 May 2025	BICEP
1422	Sunday, 11 May 2025	DOWEL
1421	Saturday, 10 May 2025	YEAST
1420	Friday, 9 May 2025	TRIPE
1419	Thursday, 8 May 2025	BALMY
1418	Wednesday, 7 May 2025	MACHO
1417	Tuesday, 6 May 2025	SUITE
1416	Monday, 5 May 2025	SHUSH
1415	Sunday, 4 May 2025	TROUT
1414	Saturday, 3 May 2025	PATSY
1413	Friday, 2 May 2025	WHOSE
1412	Thursday, 1 May 2025	ADEPT

Past Wordle answers: April 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1411	Wednesday, 30 April 2025	IDLER
1410	Tuesday, 29 April 2025	BLISS
1409	Monday, 28 April 2025	DUMMY
1408	Sunday, 27 April 2025	WEEDY
1407	Saturday, 26 April 2025	CLASH
1406	Friday, 25 April 2025	KNOWN
1405	Thursday, 24 April 2025	GENIE
1404	Wednesday, 23 April 2025	OZONE
1403	Tuesday, 22 April 2025	ARTSY
1402	Monday, 21 April 2025	SPATE
1401	Sunday, 20 April 2025	PATCH
1400	Saturday, 19 April 2025	INBOX
1399	Friday, 18 April 2025	DIRGE
1398	Thursday, 17 April 2025	STOOD
1397	Wednesday, 16 April 2025	MORAL
1396	Tuesday, 15 April 2025	ASHEN
1395	Monday, 14 April 2025	CREST
1394	Sunday, 13 April 2025	LAUGH
1393	Saturday, 12 April 2025	NURSE
1392	Friday, 11 April 2025	ARROW
1391	Thursday, 10 April 2025	TURBO
1390	Wednesday, 9 April 2025	WHEAT
1389	Tuesday, 8 April 2025	SPARE
1388	Monday, 7 April 2025	HAZEL
1387	Sunday, 6 April 2025	VILLA
1386	Saturday, 5 April 2025	FOAMY
1385	Friday, 4 April 2025	KRILL
1384	Thursday, 3 April 2025	SHEAR
1383	Wednesday, 2 April 2025	CURSE
1382	Tuesday, 1 April 2025	JEWEL

Past Wordle answers: March 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1381	Monday, 31 March 2025	BOOTY
1380	Sunday, 30 March 2025	QUOTA
1379	Saturday, 29 March 2025	SORRY
1378	Friday, 28 March 2025	VERSE
1377	Thursday, 27 March 2025	SHEET
1376	Wednesday, 26 March 2025	ELBOW
1375	Tuesday, 25 March 2025	SHELF
1374	Monday, 24 March 2025	ANGLE
1373	Sunday, 23 March 2025	DOPEY
1372	Saturday, 22 March 2025	AMBLE
1371	Friday, 21 March 2025	NUDGE
1370	Thursday, 20 March 2025	BASTE
1369	Wednesday, 19 March 2025	SPARK
1368	Tuesday, 18 March 2025	TIMER
1367	Monday, 17 March 2025	LASSO
1366	Sunday, 16 March 2025	STAMP
1365	Saturday, 15 March 2025	LADLE
1364	Friday, 14 March 2025	PIECE
1363	Thursday, 13 March 2025	CHASE
1362	Wednesday, 12 March 2025	MANGO
1361	Tuesday, 11 March 2025	TRACK
1360	Monday, 10 March 2025	SPITE
1359	Sunday, 9 March 2025	GREED
1358	Saturday, 8 March 2025	NAVEL
1357	Friday, 7 March 2025	TROOP
1356	Thursday, 6 March 2025	ALERT
1355	Wednesday, 5 March 2025	SCRUM
1354	Tuesday, 4 March 2025	CHECK
1353	Monday, 3 March 2025	SPEAR
1352	Sunday, 2 March 2025	DEITY
1351	Saturday, 1 March 2025	HOVER

Past Wordle answers: February 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1350	Friday, 28 February 2025	FUZZY
1349	Thursday, 27 February 2025	LODGE
1348	Wednesday, 26 February 2025	AWARD
1347	Tuesday, 25 February 2025	DRYER
1346	Monday, 24 February 2025	GLAND
1345	Sunday, 23 February 2025	OTTER
1344	Saturday, 22 February 2025	CREAM
1343	Friday, 21 February 2025	CLOVE
1342	Thursday, 20 February 2025	ROACH
1341	Wednesday, 19 February 2025	MADLY
1340	Tuesday, 18 February 2025	INDIE
1339	Monday, 17 February 2025	TRAIL
1338	Sunday, 16 February 2025	SUAVE
1337	Saturday, 15 February 2025	CROOK
1336	Friday, 14 February 2025	DITTY
1335	Thursday, 13 February 2025	RUMBA
1334	Wednesday, 12 February 2025	RAPID
1333	Tuesday, 11 February 2025	SCORE
1332	Monday, 10 February 2025	GOODY
1331	Sunday, 9 February 2025	BONUS
1330	Saturday, 8 February 2025	STEEP
1329	Friday, 7 February 2025	SWATH
1328	Thursday, 6 February 2025	PUPIL
1327	Wednesday, 5 February 2025	PEDAL
1326	Tuesday, 4 February 2025	TOOTH
1325	Monday, 3 February 2025	REVUE
1324	Sunday, 2 February 2025	CHORE
1323	Saturday, 1 February 2025	RIVET

Past Wordle answers: January 2025

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1322	Friday, 31 January 2025	TOAST
1321	Thursday, 30 January 2025	FALSE
1320	Wednesday, 29 January 2025	UDDER
1319	Tuesday, 28 January 2025	FEVER
1318	Monday, 27 January 2025	SHUNT
1317	Sunday, 26 January 2025	SUNNY
1316	Saturday, 25 January 2025	CRISP
1315	Friday, 24 January 2025	CREPE
1314	Thursday, 23 January 2025	UPPER
1313	Wednesday, 22 January 2025	REACH
1312	Tuesday, 21 January 2025	ICING
1311	Monday, 20 January 2025	SQUID
1310	Sunday, 19 January 2025	ROWER
1309	Saturday, 18 January 2025	SILLY
1308	Friday, 17 January 2025	PROSE
1307	Thursday, 16 January 2025	FLINT
1306	Wednesday, 15 January 2025	KNACK
1305	Tuesday, 14 January 2025	FANCY
1304	Monday, 13 January 2025	CLOAK
1303	Sunday, 12 January 2025	TOTAL
1302	Saturday, 11 January 2025	DINGY
1301	Friday, 10 January 2025	CRAWL
1300	Thursday, 9 January 2025	WAFER
1299	Wednesday, 8 January 2025	DRAFT
1298	Tuesday, 7 January 2025	ATLAS
1297	Monday, 6 January 2025	SPRIG
1296	Sunday, 5 January 2025	CYBER
1295	Saturday, 4 January 2025	RELAX
1294	Friday, 3 January 2025	CHEAP
1293	Thursday, 2 January 2025	CHOSE
1292	Wednesday, 1 January 2025	NERVE

Past Wordle answers: December 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1291	Tuesday, 31 December 2024	LEMUR
1290	Monday, 30 December 2024	STARE
1289	Sunday, 29 December 2024	MAMBO
1288	Saturday, 28 December 2024	DECRY
1287	Friday, 27 December 2024	GRAIN
1286	Thursday, 26 December 2024	AFFIX
1285	Wednesday, 25 December 2024	SHARE
1284	Tuesday, 24 December 2024	EAGLE
1283	Monday, 23 December 2024	SAUNA
1282	Sunday, 22 December 2024	BRAWN
1281	Saturday, 21 December 2024	BLADE
1280	Friday, 20 December 2024	FLASH
1279	Thursday, 19 December 2024	STRAY
1278	Wednesday, 18 December 2024	HEFTY
1277	Tuesday, 17 December 2024	SCOWL
1276	Monday, 16 December 2024	BOAST
1275	Sunday, 15 December 2024	FUNKY
1274	Saturday, 14 December 2024	DROOL
1273	Friday, 13 December 2024	BOXER
1272	Thursday, 12 December 2024	VYING
1271	Wednesday, 11 December 2024	PLUMB
1270	Tuesday, 10 December 2024	PATIO
1269	Monday, 9 December 2024	FLUNG
1268	Sunday, 8 December 2024	HYENA
1267	Saturday, 7 December 2024	HILLY
1266	Friday, 6 December 2024	SHOVE
1265	Thursday, 5 December 2024	ENDOW
1264	Wednesday, 4 December 2024	CRYPT
1263	Tuesday, 3 December 2024	SHAKY
1262	Monday, 2 December 2024	GUILE
1261	Sunday, 1 December 2024	MAUVE

Past Wordle answers: November 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1260	Saturday, 30 November 2024	DOGMA
1259	Friday, 29 November 2024	HIPPO
1258	Thursday, 28 November 2024	CHOCK
1257	Wednesday, 27 November 2024	SLANG
1256	Tuesday, 26 November 2024	WITCH
1255	Monday, 25 November 2024	BROWN
1254	Sunday, 24 November 2024	TWIST
1253	Saturday, 23 November 2024	JELLY
1252	Friday, 22 November 2024	PEARL
1251	Thursday, 21 November 2024	SPINE
1250	Wednesday, 20 November 2024	NICHE
1249	Tuesday, 19 November 2024	GOING
1248	Monday, 18 November 2024	FRAIL
1247	Sunday, 17 November 2024	TALLY
1246	Saturday, 16 November 2024	VISOR
1245	Friday, 15 November 2024	TACKY
1244	Thursday, 14 November 2024	UVULA
1243	Wednesday, 13 November 2024	PRIMP
1242	Tuesday, 12 November 2024	FLOWN
1241	Monday, 11 November 2024	STOIC
1240	Sunday, 10 November 2024	INNER
1239	Saturday, 9 November 2024	SWELL
1238	Friday, 8 November 2024	READY
1237	Thursday, 7 November 2024	EVENT
1236	Wednesday, 6 November 2024	TRULY
1235	Tuesday, 5 November 2024	OCTET
1234	Monday, 4 November 2024	VINYL
1233	Sunday, 3 November 2024	BLAZE
1232	Saturday, 2 November 2024	SNOOP
1231	Friday, 1 November 2024	SIXTH

Past Wordle answers: October 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1230	Thursday, 31 October 2024	WEIRD
1229	Wednesday, 30 October 2024	EASEL
1228	Tuesday, 29 October 2024	TUNIC
1227	Monday, 28 October 2024	BAWDY
1226	Sunday, 27 October 2024	SANDY
1225	Saturday, 26 October 2024	WREAK
1224	Friday, 25 October 2024	FROWN
1223	Thursday, 24 October 2024	BOSSY
1222	Wednesday, 23 October 2024	GOOFY
1221	Tuesday, 22 October 2024	SHOUT
1220	Monday, 21 October 2024	SPOON
1219	Sunday, 20 October 2024	DICEY
1218	Saturday, 19 October 2024	FIBER
1217	Friday, 18 October 2024	STINT
1216	Thursday, 17 October 2024	HALVE
1215	Wednesday, 16 October 2024	GRANT
1214	Tuesday, 15 October 2024	CORER
1213	Monday, 14 October 2024	GAMUT
1212	Sunday, 13 October 2024	PRONE
1211	Saturday, 12 October 2024	STAIN
1210	Friday, 11 October 2024	GUSTY
1209	Thursday, 10 October 2024	CARVE
1208	Wednesday, 9 October 2024	MOMMY
1207	Tuesday, 8 October 2024	JOINT
1206	Monday, 7 October 2024	FLOUR
1205	Sunday, 6 October 2024	LAGER
1204	Saturday, 5 October 2024	MINER
1203	Friday, 4 October 2024	TITLE
1202	Thursday, 3 October 2024	WAGON
1201	Wednesday, 2 October 2024	SHELL
1200	Tuesday, 1 October 2024	MODEM

Past Wordle answers: September 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1199	Monday, 30 September 2024	CLOUD
1198	Sunday, 29 September 2024	RIDER
1197	Saturday, 28 September 2024	BRAIN
1196	Friday, 27 September 2024	FAITH
1195	Thursday, 26 September 2024	THANK
1194	Wednesday, 25 September 2024	TORCH
1193	Tuesday, 24 September 2024	HANDY
1192	Monday, 23 September 2024	STEAM
1191	Sunday, 22 September 2024	TEACH
1190	Saturday, 21 September 2024	SEVEN
1189	Friday, 20 September 2024	SMOKE
1188	Thursday, 19 September 2024	PRESS
1187	Wednesday, 18 September 2024	FULLY
1186	Tuesday, 17 September 2024	BEAUT
1185	Monday, 16 September 2024	HONEY
1184	Sunday, 15 September 2024	RECUR
1183	Saturday, 14 September 2024	BROAD
1182	Friday, 13 September 2024	HARSH
1181	Thursday, 12 September 2024	BRASS
1180	Wednesday, 11 September 2024	AISLE
1179	Tuesday, 10 September 2024	REBEL
1178	Monday, 9 September 2024	DEBIT
1177	Sunday, 8 September 2024	DRAWN
1176	Saturday, 7 September 2024	OWNER
1175	Friday, 6 September 2024	RERUN
1174	Thursday, 5 September 2024	WIDEN
1173	Wednesday, 4 September 2024	STERN
1172	Tuesday, 3 September 2024	FAINT
1171	Monday, 2 September 2024	CAMEL
1170	Sunday, 1 September 2024	MUSHY

Past Wordle answers: August 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1170	Sunday, 1 September 2024	MUSHY
1169	Saturday, 31 August 2024	SPOUT
1168	Friday, 30 August 2024	KNAVE
1167	Thursday, 29 August 2024	FLUNK
1166	Wednesday, 28 August 2024	LITHE
1165	Tuesday, 27 August 2024	CROWN
1164	Monday, 26 August 2024	STAKE
1163	Sunday, 25 August 2024	SKATE
1162	Saturday, 24 August 2024	FILET
1161	Friday, 23 August 2024	LEECH
1160	Thursday, 22 August 2024	BRUTE
1159	Wednesday, 21 August 2024	MULCH
1158	Tuesday, 20 August 2024	DELAY
1157	Monday, 19 August 2024	METER
1156	Sunday, 18 August 2024	LANKY
1155	Saturday, 17 August 2024	STORM
1154	Friday, 16 August 2024	BRACE
1153	Thursday, 15 August 2024	ACORN
1152	Wednesday, 14 August 2024	SHORE
1151	Tuesday, 13 August 2024	NEIGH
1150	Monday, 12 August 2024	SKIFF
1149	Sunday, 11 August 2024	SCONE
1148	Saturday, 10 August 2024	MEDIC
1147	Friday, 9 August 2024	OUNCE
1146	Thursday, 8 August 2024	SAUCY
1145	Wednesday, 7 August 2024	MACAW
1144	Tuesday, 6 August 2024	ANVIL
1143	Monday, 5 August 2024	ENSUE
1142	Sunday, 4 August 2024	LOWER
1141	Saturday, 3 August 2024	SCALE
1140	Friday, 2 August 2024	FLAKE
1139	Thursday, 1 August 2024	CHALK

Past Wordle answers: July 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1138	Wednesday, 31 July 2024	PENNE
1137	Tuesday, 30 July 2024	FERAL
1136	Monday, 29 July 2024	SUPER
1135	Sunday, 28 July 2024	SMOCK
1134	Saturday, 27 July 2024	JUICE
1133	Friday, 26 July 2024	AWASH
1132	Thursday, 25 July 2024	PORCH
1131	Wednesday, 24 July 2024	FORTE
1130	Tuesday, 23 July 2024	PRONG
1129	Monday, 22 July 2024	CADET
1128	Sunday, 21 July 2024	SPECK
1127	Saturday, 20 July 2024	SHAFT
1126	Friday, 19 July 2024	REFER
1125	Thursday, 18 July 2024	NERDY
1124	Wednesday, 17 July 2024	QUITE
1123	Tuesday, 16 July 2024	DECOY
1122	Monday, 15 July 2024	SWOON
1121	Sunday, 14 July 2024	VIDEO
1120	Saturday, 13 July 2024	ENACT
1119	Friday, 12 July 2024	JIFFY
1118	Thursday, 11 July 2024	CAMEO
1117	Wednesday, 10 July 2024	GAUNT
1116	Tuesday, 9 July 2024	BLARE
1115	Monday, 8 July 2024	SHAPE
1114	Sunday, 7 July 2024	CANON
1113	Saturday, 6 July 2024	SCOFF
1112	Friday, 5 July 2024	CRUSH
1111	Thursday, 4 July 2024	DEBUT
1110	Wednesday, 3 July 2024	THIGH
1109	Tuesday, 2 July 2024	INLAY
1108	Monday, 1 July 2024	ADAGE

Past Wordle answers: June 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1107	Sunday, 30 June 2024	BUDDY
1106	Saturday, 29 June 2024	ZEBRA
1105	Friday, 28 June 2024	DROVE
1104	Thursday, 27 June 2024	ORDER
1103	Wednesday, 26 June 2024	KNEAD
1102	Tuesday, 25 June 2024	SAVOR
1101	Monday, 24 June 2024	DOLLY
1100	Sunday, 23 June 2024	BUGLE
1099	Saturday, 22 June 2024	EDICT
1098	Friday, 21 June 2024	PAINT
1097	Thursday, 20 June 2024	SCENT
1096	Wednesday, 19 June 2024	TERSE
1095	Tuesday, 18 June 2024	COVER
1094	Monday, 17 June 2024	PRIOR
1093	Sunday, 16 June 2024	GRIND
1092	Saturday, 15 June 2024	PROUD
1091	Friday, 14 June 2024	VAULT
1090	Thursday, 13 June 2024	ANGST
1089	Wednesday, 12 June 2024	DETER
1088	Tuesday, 11 June 2024	SWUNG
1087	Monday, 10 June 2024	MANGA
1086	Sunday, 9 June 2024	CROWD
1085	Saturday, 8 June 2024	HENCE
1084	Friday, 7 June 2024	MELON
1083	Thursday, 6 June 2024	ETHER
1082	Wednesday, 5 June 2024	ORGAN
1081	Tuesday, 4 June 2024	GROOM
1080	Monday, 3 June 2024	STARK
1079	Sunday, 2 June 2024	BRAVO
1078	Saturday, 1 June 2024	BASIN

Past Wordle answers: May 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1077	Friday, 31 May 2024	CHAOS
1076	Thursday, 30 May 2024	GUMMY
1075	Wednesday, 29 May 2024	PAPAL
1074	Tuesday, 28 May 2024	MINUS
1073	Monday, 27 May 2024	SKIER
1072	Sunday, 26 May 2024	BEVEL
1071	Saturday, 25 May 2024	TITAN
1070	Friday, 24 May 2024	GLIDE
1069	Thursday, 23 May 2024	SWISH
1068	Wednesday, 22 May 2024	EXALT
1067	Tuesday, 21 May 2024	DINGO
1066	Monday, 20 May 2024	NICER
1065	Sunday, 19 May 2024	HITCH
1064	Saturday, 18 May 2024	BRINY
1063	Friday, 17 May 2024	TUTOR
1062	Thursday, 16 May 2024	STALL
1061	Wednesday, 15 May 2024	PINCH
1060	Tuesday, 14 May 2024	AMASS
1059	Monday, 13 May 2024	CUMIN
1058	Sunday, 12 May 2024	OUTER
1057	Saturday, 11 May 2024	TIDAL
1056	Friday, 10 May 2024	MEDIA
1055	Thursday, 9 May 2024	JERKY
1054	Wednesday, 8 May 2024	PIOUS
1053	Tuesday, 7 May 2024	MUSTY
1052	Monday, 6 May 2024	SHAVE
1051	Sunday, 5 May 2024	DECAL
1050	Saturday, 4 May 2024	VALUE
1049	Friday, 3 May 2024	EBONY
1048	Thursday, 2 May 2024	SLICE
1047	Wednesday, 1 May 2024	DIARY

Past Wordle answers: April 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1046	Tuesday, 30 April 2024	PROWL
1045	Monday, 29 April 2024	CRAFT
1044	Sunday, 28 April 2024	PRUNE
1043	Saturday, 27 April 2024	GLEAM
1042	Friday, 26 April 2024	VAPID
1041	Thursday, 25 April 2024	INTRO
1040	Wednesday, 24 April 2024	OVERT
1039	Tuesday, 23 April 2024	ROVER
1038	Monday, 22 April 2024	LASER
1037	Sunday, 21 April 2024	JOLLY
1036	Saturday, 20 April 2024	LUCID
1035	Friday, 19 April 2024	RAISE
1034	Thursday, 18 April 2024	FACET
1033	Wednesday, 17 April 2024	TITHE
1032	Tuesday, 16 April 2024	SHANK
1031	Monday, 15 April 2024	EQUIP
1030	Sunday, 14 April 2024	BLIMP
1029	Saturday, 13 April 2024	STEEL
1028	Friday, 12 April 2024	WHINY
1027	Thursday, 11 April 2024	LOUSE
1026	Wednesday, 10 April 2024	BROTH
1025	Tuesday, 9 April 2024	MERGE
1024	Monday, 8 April 2024	BREED
1023	Sunday, 7 April 2024	VOILA
1022	Saturday, 6 April 2024	FINCH
1021	Friday, 5 April 2024	WRIST
1020	Thursday, 4 April 2024	CLIMB
1019	Wednesday, 3 April 2024	PLAIT
1018	Tuesday, 2 April 2024	SERUM
1017	Monday, 1 April 2024	FROND

Past Wordle answers: March 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
1016	Sunday, 31 March 2024	TABOO
1015	Saturday, 30 March 2024	FORCE
1014	Friday, 29 March 2024	REALM
1013	Thursday, 28 March 2024	SPEAK
1012	Wednesday, 27 March 2024	STUNG
1011	Tuesday, 26 March 2024	MAYOR
1010	Monday, 25 March 2024	SALLY
1009	Sunday, 24 March 2024	TOWEL
1008	Saturday, 23 March 2024	RISEN
1007	Friday, 22 March 2024	DECAY
1006	Thursday, 21 March 2024	SHADE
1005	Wednesday, 20 March 2024	LINGO
1004	Tuesday, 19 March 2024	ABIDE
1003	Monday, 18 March 2024	SPELT
1002	Sunday, 17 March 2024	SNORT
1001	Saturday, 16 March 2024	TOXIN
1000	Friday, 15 March 2024	ERUPT
999	Thursday, 14 March 2024	SINCE
998	Wednesday, 13 March 2024	LOCAL
997	Tuesday, 12 March 2024	HEAVE
996	Monday, 11 March 2024	PESKY
995	Sunday, 10 March 2024	GRASP
994	Saturday, 9 March 2024	CHEER
993	Friday, 8 March 2024	EARLY
992	Thursday, 7 March 2024	CLONE
991	Wednesday, 6 March 2024	TEARY
990	Tuesday, 5 March 2024	HUNCH
989	Monday, 4 March 2024	FLAME
988	Sunday, 3 March 2024	STATE
987	Saturday, 2 March 2024	URBAN
986	Friday, 1 March 2024	FORTY

Past Wordle answers: February 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
985	Thursday, 29 February 2024	IMAGE
984	Wednesday, 28 February 2024	DEVIL
983	Tuesday, 27 February 2024	SENSE
982	Monday, 26 February 2024	OFTEN
981	Sunday, 25 February 2024	SMITH
980	Saturday, 24 February 2024	PIPER
979	Friday, 23 February 2024	APART
978	Thursday, 22 February 2024	HEAVY
977	Wednesday, 21 February 2024	BUILD
976	Tuesday, 20 February 2024	MATCH
975	Monday, 19 February 2024	PRICE
974	Sunday, 18 February 2024	RIDGE
973	Saturday, 17 February 2024	PSALM
972	Friday, 16 February 2024	STASH
971	Thursday, 15 February 2024	ASCOT
970	Wednesday, 14 February 2024	TALON
969	Tuesday, 13 February 2024	SCRAM
968	Monday, 12 February 2024	PASTA
967	Sunday, 11 February 2024	NEVER
966	Saturday, 10 February 2024	FRIED
965	Friday, 9 February 2024	STIFF
964	Thursday, 8 February 2024	PLACE
963	Wednesday, 7 February 2024	AFTER
962	Tuesday, 6 February 2024	WHICH
961	Monday, 5 February 2024	REPEL
960	Sunday, 4 February 2024	VERGE
959	Saturday, 3 February 2024	MICRO
958	Friday, 2 February 2024	CLEFT
957	Thursday, 1 February 2024	ALIVE

Past Wordle answers: January 2024

Game	Date	Wordle answer
956	Wednesday, 31 January 2024	BULKY
955	Tuesday, 30 January 2024	EXPEL
954	Monday, 29 January 2024	LEGGY
953	Sunday, 28 January 2024	EMBER
952	Saturday, 27 January 2024	SNAKE
951	Friday, 26 January 2024	ALOOF
950	Thursday, 25 January 2024	BLOCK
949	Wednesday, 24 January 2024	RELIC
948	Tuesday, 23 January 2024	STILL
947	Monday, 22 January 2024	TWEAK
946	Sunday, 21 January 2024	NORTH
945	Saturday, 20 January 2024	LARGE
944	Friday, 19 January 2024	THING
943	Thursday, 18 January 2024	STOLE
942	Wednesday, 17 January 2024	COURT
941	Tuesday, 16 January 2024	BLOND
940	Monday, 15 January 2024	LUNCH
939	Sunday, 14 January 2024	DOING
938	Saturday, 13 January 2024	HEARD
937	Friday, 12 January 2024	ROUTE
936	Thursday, 11 January 2024	BRIEF
935	Wednesday, 10 January 2024	THREW
934	Tuesday, 9 January 2024	LINER
933	Monday, 8 January 2024	FINAL
932	Sunday, 7 January 2024	STONY
931	Saturday, 6 January 2024	CABLE
930	Friday, 5 January 2024	LUNGE
929	Thursday, 4 January 2024	SCANT
928	Wednesday, 3 January 2024	TWIRL
927	Tuesday, 2 January 2024	AGING
926	Monday, 1 January 2024	MURAL

Past Wordle answers: alphabetical list

Past Wordle answers: December 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
925	Sunday, 31 December 2023	SALTY
924	Saturday, 30 December 2023	THREE
923	Friday, 29 December 2023	CHILD
922	Thursday, 28 December 2023	LEARN
921	Wednesday, 27 December 2023	DAISY
920	Tuesday, 26 December 2023	PHONE
919	Monday, 25 December 2023	EVOKE
918	Sunday, 24 December 2023	GRACE
917	Saturday, 23 December 2023	SLOPE
916	Friday, 22 December 2023	TOUCH
915	Thursday, 21 December 2023	BUILT
914	Wednesday, 20 December 2023	SMALL
913	Tuesday, 19 December 2023	TABLE
912	Monday, 18 December 2023	FUNNY
911	Sunday, 17 December 2023	BACON
910	Saturday, 16 December 2023	GLOBE
909	Friday, 15 December 2023	TOPIC
908	Thursday, 14 December 2023	WOULD
907	Wednesday, 13 December 2023	SPENT
906	Tuesday, 12 December 2023	THESE
905	Monday, 11 December 2023	HOUSE
904	Sunday, 10 December 2023	CHAIN
903	Saturday, 9 December 2023	SHIFT
902	Friday, 8 December 2023	SHARP
901	Thursday, 7 December 2023	SLEEP
900	Wednesday, 6 December 2023	WOMAN
899	Tuesday, 5 December 2023	YOUNG
898	Monday, 4 December 2023	WORST
897	Sunday, 3 December 2023	ADAPT
896	Saturday, 2 December 2023	GENRE
895	Friday, 1 December 2023	TAKEN

Past Wordle answers: November 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
894	Thursday, 30 November 2023	RESIN
893	Wednesday, 29 November 2023	SUSHI
892	Tuesday, 28 November 2023	SCOPE
891	Monday, 27 November 2023	TAWNY
890	Sunday, 26 November 2023	SOLID
889	Saturday, 25 November 2023	GUIDE
888	Friday, 24 November 2023	THROW
887	Thursday, 23 November 2023	QUEEN
886	Wednesday, 22 November 2023	PIXEL
885	Tuesday, 21 November 2023	PIANO
884	Monday, 20 November 2023	CANDY
883	Sunday, 19 November 2023	QUEUE
882	Saturday, 18 November 2023	THINK
881	Friday, 17 November 2023	TARDY
880	Thursday, 16 November 2023	TRUST
879	Wednesday, 15 November 2023	SIGHT
878	Tuesday, 14 November 2023	SASSY
877	Monday, 13 November 2023	GREEN
876	Sunday, 12 November 2023	MEANT
875	Saturday, 11 November 2023	ACTOR
874	Friday, 10 November 2023	LEASH
873	Thursday, 9 November 2023	GLAZE
872	Wednesday, 8 November 2023	NINJA
871	Tuesday, 7 November 2023	LIMIT
870	Monday, 6 November 2023	TRADE
869	Sunday, 5 November 2023	FLARE
868	Saturday, 4 November 2023	MANIA
867	Friday, 3 November 2023	ARDOR
866	Thursday, 2 November 2023	UNTIL
865	Wednesday, 1 November 2023	NOISE

Past Wordle answers: October 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
864	Tuesday, 31 October 2023	BLEAK
863	Monday, 30 October 2023	GRAIL
862	Sunday, 29 October 2023	PHONY
861	Saturday, 28 October 2023	MASON
860	Friday, 27 October 2023	NOBLE
859	Thursday, 26 October 2023	PIQUE
858	Wednesday, 25 October 2023	RETRY
857	Tuesday, 24 October 2023	CAUSE
856	Monday, 23 October 2023	TEMPO
855	Sunday, 22 October 2023	GIVEN
854	Saturday, 21 October 2023	SMIRK
853	Friday, 20 October 2023	OCCUR
852	Thursday, 19 October 2023	SPLAT
851	Wednesday, 18 October 2023	MERCY
850	Tuesday, 17 October 2023	ADULT
849	Monday, 16 October 2023	GRAPH
848	Sunday, 15 October 2023	LEAKY
847	Saturday, 14 October 2023	AGENT
846	Friday, 13 October 2023	UNCLE
845	Thursday, 12 October 2023	KNELT
844	Wednesday, 11 October 2023	SKUNK
843	Tuesday, 10 October 2023	SNAIL
842	Monday, 9 October 2023	TRUTH
841	Sunday, 8 October 2023	BINGE
840	Saturday, 7 October 2023	VIOLA
839	Friday, 6 October 2023	CHIME
838	Thursday, 5 October 2023	BUNCH
837	Wednesday, 4 October 2023	SPURT
836	Tuesday, 3 October 2023	WHILE
835	Monday, 2 October 2023	MERRY
834	Sunday, 1 October 2023	BERET

Past Wordle answers: September 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
833	Saturday, 30 September 2023	DADDY
832	Friday, 29 September 2023	AZURE
831	Thursday, 28 September 2023	COACH
830	Wednesday, 27 September 2023	SMILE
829	Tuesday, 26 September 2023	LOYAL
828	Monday, 25 September 2023	ROCKY
827	Sunday, 24 September 2023	RIGHT
826	Saturday, 23 September 2023	CAROL
825	Friday, 22 September 2023	BRUSH
824	Thursday, 21 September 2023	STONE
823	Wednesday, 20 September 2023	SNARE
822	Tuesday, 19 September 2023	CLOSE
821	Monday, 18 September 2023	FRANK
820	Sunday, 17 September 2023	MUSIC
819	Saturday, 16 September 2023	ANGEL
818	Friday, 15 September 2023	EXERT
817	Thursday, 14 September 2023	RAYON
816	Wednesday, 13 September 2023	CLEAR
815	Tuesday, 12 September 2023	WHISK
814	Monday, 11 September 2023	OLDER
813	Sunday, 10 September 2023	QUOTE
812	Saturday, 9 September 2023	LUCKY
811	Friday, 8 September 2023	ROUSE
810	Thursday, 7 September 2023	DWELL
809	Wednesday, 6 September 2023	GNASH
808	Tuesday, 5 September 2023	BIRCH
807	Monday, 4 September 2023	GIDDY
806	Sunday, 3 September 2023	AWAIT
805	Saturday, 2 September 2023	ONION
804	Friday, 1 September 2023	SPACE

Past Wordle answers: August 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
803	Thursday, 31 August 2023	BRIDE
802	Wednesday, 30 August 2023	AUDIO
801	Tuesday, 29 August 2023	CAPER
800	Monday, 28 August 2023	WRITE
799	Sunday, 27 August 2023	PEACE
798	Saturday, 26 August 2023	CHOIR
797	Friday, 25 August 2023	OCEAN
796	Thursday, 24 August 2023	WORDY
795	Wednesday, 23 August 2023	VERVE
794	Tuesday, 22 August 2023	SPICE
793	Monday, 21 August 2023	BEACH
792	Sunday, 20 August 2023	QUEST
791	Saturday, 19 August 2023	MAGMA
790	Friday, 18 August 2023	EXACT
789	Thursday, 17 August 2023	AMISS
788	Wednesday, 16 August 2023	SCRUB
787	Tuesday, 15 August 2023	INDEX
786	Monday, 14 August 2023	SNAKY
785	Sunday, 13 August 2023	WRATH
784	Saturday, 12 August 2023	QUICK
783	Friday, 11 August 2023	HELLO
782	Thursday, 10 August 2023	EMPTY
781	Wednesday, 9 August 2023	LOVER
780	Tuesday, 8 August 2023	BULLY
779	Monday, 7 August 2023	BROOK
778	Sunday, 6 August 2023	POLYP
777	Saturday, 5 August 2023	ANODE
776	Friday, 4 August 2023	CHART
775	Thursday, 3 August 2023	PARTY
774	Wednesday, 2 August 2023	BEGET
773	Tuesday, 1 August 2023	TENTH

Past Wordle answers: July 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
772	Monday, 31 July 2023	STYLE
771	Sunday, 30 July 2023	BATHE
770	Saturday, 29 July 2023	CURLY
769	Friday, 28 July 2023	ETHOS
768	Thursday, 27 July 2023	DISCO
767	Wednesday, 26 July 2023	HEART
766	Tuesday, 25 July 2023	WHEEL
765	Monday, 24 July 2023	HOBBY
764	Sunday, 23 July 2023	WHALE
763	Saturday, 22 July 2023	FROZE
762	Friday, 21 July 2023	BURLY
761	Thursday, 20 July 2023	FLANK
760	Wednesday, 19 July 2023	TONIC
759	Tuesday, 18 July 2023	FLYER
758	Monday, 17 July 2023	DROOP
757	Sunday, 16 July 2023	TOPAZ
756	Saturday, 15 July 2023	CRONE
755	Friday, 14 July 2023	FIEND
754	Thursday, 13 July 2023	BARGE
753	Wednesday, 12 July 2023	WHIRL
752	Tuesday, 11 July 2023	EARTH
751	Monday, 10 July 2023	FOLLY
750	Sunday, 9 July 2023	ENTER
749	Saturday, 8 July 2023	COWER
748	Friday, 7 July 2023	DONUT
747	Thursday, 6 July 2023	WINDY
746	Wednesday, 5 July 2023	VENOM
745	Tuesday, 4 July 2023	IRATE
744	Monday, 3 July 2023	HOTEL
743	Sunday, 2 July 2023	MOSSY
742	Saturday, 1 July 2023	BLEEP

Past Wordle answers: June 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
741	Friday, 30 June 2023	STRAW
740	Thursday, 29 June 2023	DINER
739	Wednesday, 28 June 2023	TRACT
738	Tuesday, 27 June 2023	ABOUT
737	Monday, 26 June 2023	GUEST
736	Sunday, 25 June 2023	RODEO
735	Saturday, 24 June 2023	GRAND
734	Friday, 23 June 2023	COVET
733	Thursday, 22 June 2023	TASTE
732	Wednesday, 21 June 2023	CRANE
731	Tuesday, 20 June 2023	FROST
730	Monday, 19 June 2023	KAZOO
729	Sunday, 18 June 2023	SHYLY
728	Saturday, 17 June 2023	RANCH
727	Friday, 16 June 2023	STRAP
726	Thursday, 15 June 2023	MAYBE
725	Wednesday, 14 June 2023	CRIME
724	Tuesday, 13 June 2023	PLUNK
723	Monday, 12 June 2023	WRONG
722	Sunday, 11 June 2023	GUARD
721	Saturday, 10 June 2023	AGAIN
720	Friday, 9 June 2023	BALSA
719	Thursday, 8 June 2023	CRUMB
718	Wednesday, 7 June 2023	HATER
717	Tuesday, 6 June 2023	SCOUT
716	Monday, 5 June 2023	ENNUI
715	Sunday, 4 June 2023	BEAST
714	Saturday, 3 June 2023	NANNY
713	Friday, 2 June 2023	HUMID
712	Thursday, 1 June 2023	JAZZY

Past Wordle answers: May 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
711	Wednesday, 31 May 2023	AGILE
710	Tuesday, 30 May 2023	KNEEL
709	Monday, 29 May 2023	MOUSE
708	Sunday, 28 May 2023	SKIMP
707	Saturday, 27 May 2023	RAMEN
706	Friday, 26 May 2023	SWINE
705	Thursday, 25 May 2023	BAGEL
704	Wednesday, 24 May 2023	UTTER
703	Tuesday, 23 May 2023	CLERK
702	Monday, 22 May 2023	IGLOO
701	Sunday, 21 May 2023	BRASH
700	Saturday, 20 May 2023	FLASK
699	Friday, 19 May 2023	GRIEF
698	Thursday, 18 May 2023	SHORN
697	Wednesday, 17 May 2023	PLANK
696	Tuesday, 16 May 2023	LATTE
695	Monday, 15 May 2023	CANOE
694	Sunday, 14 May 2023	SCARF
693	Saturday, 13 May 2023	ACRID
692	Friday, 12 May 2023	SNACK
691	Thursday, 11 May 2023	BROOM
690	Wednesday, 10 May 2023	ETHIC
689	Tuesday, 9 May 2023	COCOA
688	Monday, 8 May 2023	AGLOW
687	Sunday, 7 May 2023	GHOUL
686	Saturday, 6 May 2023	ANGER
685	Friday, 5 May 2023	BELOW
684	Thursday, 4 May 2023	GUPPY
683	Wednesday, 3 May 2023	HORDE
682	Tuesday, 2 May 2023	SULKY
681	Monday, 1 May 2023	RANGE

Past Wordle answers: April 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
680	Sunday, 30 April 2023	PLAZA
679	Saturday, 29 April 2023	CEDAR
678	Friday, 28 April 2023	CIRCA
677	Thursday, 27 April 2023	LOGIC
676	Wednesday, 26 April 2023	METRO
675	Tuesday, 25 April 2023	JOKER
674	Monday, 24 April 2023	DITTO
673	Sunday, 23 April 2023	UNZIP
672	Saturday, 22 April 2023	BROKE
671	Friday, 21 April 2023	KAYAK
670	Thursday, 20 April 2023	PLATE
669	Wednesday, 19 April 2023	THUMP
668	Tuesday, 18 April 2023	HOUND
667	Monday, 17 April 2023	WHIFF
666	Sunday, 16 April 2023	DWELT
665	Saturday, 15 April 2023	AGONY
664	Friday, 14 April 2023	THIEF
663	Thursday, 13 April 2023	CARAT
662	Wednesday, 12 April 2023	BORAX
661	Tuesday, 11 April 2023	QUALM
660	Monday, 10 April 2023	UNDER
659	Sunday, 9 April 2023	SNAFU
658	Saturday, 8 April 2023	LEDGE
657	Friday, 7 April 2023	LOCUS
656	Thursday, 6 April 2023	LEAFY
655	Wednesday, 5 April 2023	SMASH
654	Tuesday, 4 April 2023	RATIO
653	Monday, 3 April 2023	FLORA
652	Sunday, 2 April 2023	STOCK
651	Saturday, 1 April 2023	MARCH

Past Wordle answers: March 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
650	Friday, 31 March 2023	EVERY
649	Thursday, 30 March 2023	BREAD
648	Wednesday, 29 March 2023	BESET
647	Tuesday, 28 March 2023	HURRY
646	Monday, 27 March 2023	GUANO
645	Sunday, 26 March 2023	UNTIE
644	Saturday, 25 March 2023	VOTER
643	Friday, 24 March 2023	GROUT
642	Thursday, 23 March 2023	STAID
641	Wednesday, 22 March 2023	DUVET
640	Tuesday, 21 March 2023	TOUGH
639	Monday, 20 March 2023	GLOVE
638	Sunday, 19 March 2023	CREDO
637	Saturday, 18 March 2023	YACHT
636	Friday, 17 March 2023	MEALY
635	Thursday, 16 March 2023	CIDER
634	Wednesday, 15 March 2023	SWEEP
633	Tuesday, 14 March 2023	SURLY
632	Monday, 13 March 2023	BLAME
631	Sunday, 12 March 2023	BIRTH
630	Saturday, 11 March 2023	EMAIL
629	Friday, 10 March 2023	REVEL
628	Thursday, 9 March 2023	WHERE
627	Wednesday, 8 March 2023	REGAL
626	Tuesday, 7 March 2023	HORSE
625	Monday, 6 March 2023	PINKY
624	Sunday, 5 March 2023	TOXIC
623	Saturday, 4 March 2023	TREND
622	Friday, 3 March 2023	SQUAT
621	Thursday, 2 March 2023	ABOVE
620	Wednesday, 1 March 2023	MOOSE

Past Wordle answers: February 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
619	Tuesday, 28 February 2023	POLKA
618	Monday, 27 February 2023	WORSE
617	Sunday, 26 February 2023	SYRUP
616	Saturday, 25 February 2023	FIFTY
615	Friday, 24 February 2023	ARBOR
614	Thursday, 23 February 2023	VAGUE
613	Wednesday, 22 February 2023	RIPER
612	Tuesday, 21 February 2023	RUDDY
611	Monday, 20 February 2023	SWEAT
610	Sunday, 19 February 2023	KIOSK
609	Saturday, 18 February 2023	AVAIL
608	Friday, 17 February 2023	CACHE
607	Thursday, 16 February 2023	MAGIC
606	Wednesday, 15 February 2023	SALSA
605	Tuesday, 14 February 2023	SOUND
604	Monday, 13 February 2023	USAGE
603	Sunday, 12 February 2023	GIANT
602	Saturday, 11 February 2023	DEBUG
601	Friday, 10 February 2023	HEADY
600	Thursday, 9 February 2023	STAGE
599	Wednesday, 8 February 2023	FLAIL
598	Tuesday, 7 February 2023	APPLE
597	Monday, 6 February 2023	NINTH
596	Sunday, 5 February 2023	DANCE
595	Saturday, 4 February 2023	UNLIT
594	Friday, 3 February 2023	TASTY
593	Thursday, 2 February 2023	SHIRK
592	Wednesday, 1 February 2023	SCOLD

Past Wordle answers: January 2023

Game	Date	Wordle answer
591	Tuesday, 31 January 2023	CROSS
590	Monday, 30 January 2023	CRAVE
589	Sunday, 29 January 2023	FISHY
588	Saturday, 28 January 2023	FLIRT
587	Friday, 27 January 2023	WORRY
586	Thursday, 26 January 2023	BEEFY
585	Wednesday, 25 January 2023	MAIZE
584	Tuesday, 24 January 2023	COUNT
583	Monday, 23 January 2023	ELUDE
582	Sunday, 22 January 2023	MATEY
581	Saturday, 21 January 2023	BLURB
580	Friday, 20 January 2023	ALTER
579	Thursday, 19 January 2023	MUCKY
578	Wednesday, 18 January 2023	CHARD
577	Tuesday, 17 January 2023	ADOPT
576	Monday, 16 January 2023	FROCK
575	Sunday, 15 January 2023	SPIRE
574	Saturday, 14 January 2023	KOALA
573	Friday, 13 January 2023	HUMAN
572	Thursday, 12 January 2023	LEAPT
571	Wednesday, 11 January 2023	SEDAN
570	Tuesday, 10 January 2023	GRIMY
569	Monday, 9 January 2023	PIXIE
568	Sunday, 8 January 2023	OPERA
567	Saturday, 7 January 2023	LEMON
566	Friday, 6 January 2023	BELIE
565	Thursday, 5 January 2023	SLEEK
564	Wednesday, 4 January 2023	LAYER
563	Tuesday, 3 January 2023	ANTIC
562	Monday, 2 January 2023	SKIRT
561	Sunday, 1 January 2023	WHINE

Past Wordle answers: December 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
560	Saturday, 31 December 2022	MANLY
559	Friday, 30 December 2022	MOLAR
558	Thursday, 29 December 2022	HAVOC
557	Wednesday, 28 December 2022	IMPEL
556	Tuesday, 27 December 2022	CONDO
555	Monday, 26 December 2022	JUDGE
554	Sunday, 25 December 2022	EXTRA
553	Saturday, 24 December 2022	POISE
552	Friday, 23 December 2022	AORTA
551	Thursday, 22 December 2022	EXCEL
550	Wednesday, 21 December 2022	LUNAR
549	Tuesday, 20 December 2022	THIRD
548	Monday, 19 December 2022	SLATE
547	Sunday, 18 December 2022	TAPER
546	Saturday, 17 December 2022	CHORD
545	Friday, 16 December 2022	PROBE
544	Thursday, 15 December 2022	RIVAL
543	Wednesday, 14 December 2022	USUAL
542	Tuesday, 13 December 2022	SPOKE
541	Monday, 12 December 2022	APPLY
540	Sunday, 11 December 2022	NAIVE
539	Saturday, 10 December 2022	KNOCK
538	Friday, 9 December 2022	BRAID
537	Thursday, 8 December 2022	INFER
536	Wednesday, 7 December 2022	JOUST
535	Tuesday, 6 December 2022	AMBER
534	Monday, 5 December 2022	WOKEN
533	Sunday, 4 December 2022	ADORE
532	Saturday, 3 December 2022	TORSO
531	Friday, 2 December 2022	CHAFE
530	Thursday, 1 December 2022	EJECT

Past Wordle answers: November 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
529	Wednesday, 30 November 2022	STUDY
528	Tuesday, 29 November 2022	UNDUE
527	Monday, 28 November 2022	TEPID
526	Sunday, 27 November 2022	HAPPY
525	Saturday, 26 November 2022	CLEAN
524	Friday, 25 November 2022	ITCHY
523	Thursday, 24 November 2022	FEAST
522	Wednesday, 23 November 2022	DRIVE
521	Tuesday, 22 November 2022	PRIME
520	Monday, 21 November 2022	AXIOM
519	Sunday, 20 November 2022	BRAVE
518	Saturday, 19 November 2022	AVERT
517	Friday, 18 November 2022	GLYPH
516	Thursday, 17 November 2022	THERE
515	Wednesday, 16 November 2022	BAKER
514	Tuesday, 15 November 2022	SNARL
513	Monday, 14 November 2022	MAPLE
512	Sunday, 13 November 2022	INANE
511	Saturday, 12 November 2022	VALET
510	Friday, 11 November 2022	MEDAL
509	Thursday, 10 November 2022	UNITE
508	Wednesday, 9 November 2022	RAINY
507	Tuesday, 8 November 2022	SPELL
506	Monday, 7 November 2022	BEGIN
505	Sunday, 6 November 2022	STALE
504	Saturday, 5 November 2022	DREAM
503	Friday, 4 November 2022	PHOTO
502	Thursday, 3 November 2022	ALOUD
501	Wednesday, 2 November 2022	INEPT
500	Tuesday, 1 November 2022	PINEY

Past Wordle answers: October 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
499	Monday, 31 October 2022	APTLY
498	Sunday, 30 October 2022	WALTZ
497	Saturday, 29 October 2022	LIBEL
496	Friday, 28 October 2022	SNEAK
495	Thursday, 27 October 2022	CARRY
494	Wednesday, 26 October 2022	FLOUT
493	Tuesday, 25 October 2022	FOGGY
492	Monday, 24 October 2022	FAULT
491	Sunday, 23 October 2022	MUMMY
490	Saturday, 22 October 2022	SPIEL
489	Friday, 21 October 2022	GROVE
488	Thursday, 20 October 2022	DENIM
487	Wednesday, 19 October 2022	QUIRK
486	Tuesday, 18 October 2022	EXIST
485	Monday, 17 October 2022	STEIN
484	Sunday, 16 October 2022	SPADE
483	Saturday, 15 October 2022	CATCH
482	Friday, 14 October 2022	FLOOR
481	Thursday, 13 October 2022	EQUAL
480	Wednesday, 12 October 2022	IONIC
479	Tuesday, 11 October 2022	VALID
478	Monday, 10 October 2022	ENJOY
477	Sunday, 9 October 2022	HOWDY
476	Saturday, 8 October 2022	VIGOR
475	Friday, 7 October 2022	DANDY
474	Thursday, 6 October 2022	SLOTH
473	Wednesday, 5 October 2022	MARSH
472	Tuesday, 4 October 2022	BOUGH
471	Monday, 3 October 2022	STING
470	Sunday, 2 October 2022	TWINE
469	Saturday, 1 October 2022	LEAVE

Past Wordle answers: September 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
468	Friday, 30 September 2022	SCORN
467	Thursday, 29 September 2022	SCALD
466	Wednesday, 28 September 2022	USURP
465	Tuesday, 27 September 2022	SOGGY
464	Monday, 26 September 2022	BRISK
463	Sunday, 25 September 2022	ADMIT
462	Saturday, 24 September 2022	GRATE
461	Friday, 23 September 2022	GLORY
460	Thursday, 22 September 2022	SAINT
459	Wednesday, 21 September 2022	RECAP
458	Tuesday, 20 September 2022	ALIKE
457	Monday, 19 September 2022	TRICE
456	Sunday, 18 September 2022	STICK
455	Saturday, 17 September 2022	CHUTE
454	Friday, 16 September 2022	PARER
453	Thursday, 15 September 2022	DOUBT
452	Wednesday, 14 September 2022	THYME
451	Tuesday, 13 September 2022	ALPHA
450	Monday, 12 September 2022	BOOZE
449	Sunday, 11 September 2022	TIBIA
448	Saturday, 10 September 2022	LOFTY
447	Friday, 9 September 2022	THEME
446	Thursday, 8 September 2022	CLASS
445	Wednesday, 7 September 2022	LEERY
444	Tuesday, 6 September 2022	TAUNT
443	Monday, 5 September 2022	WHOOP
442	Sunday, 4 September 2022	INTER
441	Saturday, 3 September 2022	GULLY
440	Friday, 2 September 2022	CHARM
439	Thursday, 1 September 2022	FUNGI

Past Wordle answers: August 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
438	Wednesday, 31 August 2022	PRIZE
437	Tuesday, 30 August 2022	ONSET
436	Monday, 29 August 2022	CHIEF
435	Sunday, 28 August 2022	GAUZE
434	Saturday, 27 August 2022	RUDER
433	Friday, 26 August 2022	IRONY
432	Thursday, 25 August 2022	CLOWN
431	Wednesday, 24 August 2022	NEEDY
430	Tuesday, 23 August 2022	WOVEN
429	Monday, 22 August 2022	MERIT
428	Sunday, 21 August 2022	WASTE
427	Saturday, 20 August 2022	TREAT
426	Friday, 19 August 2022	SHRUG
425	Thursday, 18 August 2022	TWANG
424	Wednesday, 17 August 2022	TWICE
423	Tuesday, 16 August 2022	GRUEL
422	Monday, 15 August 2022	POKER
421	Sunday, 14 August 2022	KHAKI
420	Saturday, 13 August 2022	HUNKY
419	Friday, 12 August 2022	LABEL
418	Thursday, 11 August 2022	GLEAN
417	Wednesday, 10 August 2022	CLING
416	Tuesday, 9 August 2022	PATTY
415	Monday, 8 August 2022	UNFIT
414	Sunday, 7 August 2022	SMEAR
413	Saturday, 6 August 2022	ALIEN
412	Friday, 5 August 2022	BUGGY
411	Thursday, 4 August 2022	RHYME
410	Wednesday, 3 August 2022	YOUTH
409	Tuesday, 2 August 2022	COYLY
408	Monday, 1 August 2022	QUART

Past Wordle answers: July 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
407	Sunday, 31 July 2022	CRAMP
406	Saturday, 30 July 2022	BLUFF
405	Friday, 29 July 2022	UPSET
404	Thursday, 28 July 2022	STOMP
403	Wednesday, 27 July 2022	MOTTO
402	Tuesday, 26 July 2022	CINCH
401	Monday, 25 July 2022	ELOPE
400	Sunday, 24 July 2022	POWER
399	Saturday, 23 July 2022	MIDGE
398	Friday, 22 July 2022	TRYST
397	Thursday, 21 July 2022	APHID
396	Wednesday, 20 July 2022	TRITE
395	Tuesday, 19 July 2022	ANGRY
394	Monday, 18 July 2022	FLOCK
393	Sunday, 17 July 2022	WACKY
392	Saturday, 16 July 2022	ROOMY
391	Friday, 15 July 2022	WEDGE
390	Thursday, 14 July 2022	LIVER
389	Wednesday, 13 July 2022	BLAND
388	Tuesday, 12 July 2022	NIGHT
387	Monday, 11 July 2022	MADAM
386	Sunday, 10 July 2022	BERTH
385	Saturday, 9 July 2022	STEAD
384	Friday, 8 July 2022	VOICE
383	Thursday, 7 July 2022	AGAPE
382	Wednesday, 6 July 2022	FLUFF
381	Tuesday, 5 July 2022	FIELD
380	Monday, 4 July 2022	SEVER
379	Sunday, 3 July 2022	LILAC
378	Saturday, 2 July 2022	EGRET
377	Friday, 1 July 2022	PINTO

Past Wordle answers: June 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
376	Thursday, 30 June 2022	HUTCH
375	Wednesday, 29 June 2022	GAWKY
374	Tuesday, 28 June 2022	DROLL
373	Monday, 27 June 2022	RETRO
372	Sunday, 26 June 2022	RUSTY
371	Saturday, 25 June 2022	BEADY
370	Friday, 24 June 2022	SMITE
369	Thursday, 23 June 2022	BRINK
368	Wednesday, 22 June 2022	AWFUL
367	Tuesday, 21 June 2022	GLOAT
366	Monday, 20 June 2022	INPUT
365	Sunday, 19 June 2022	LOSER
364	Saturday, 18 June 2022	CACAO
363	Friday, 17 June 2022	BLOWN
362	Thursday, 16 June 2022	APRON
361	Wednesday, 15 June 2022	PRIMO
360	Tuesday, 14 June 2022	ATONE
359	Monday, 13 June 2022	DONOR
358	Sunday, 12 June 2022	FLOAT
357	Saturday, 11 June 2022	GOOSE
356	Friday, 10 June 2022	PIETY
355	Thursday, 9 June 2022	GIRTH
354	Wednesday, 8 June 2022	TRAIT
353	Tuesday, 7 June 2022	FLOOD
352	Monday, 6 June 2022	GLOOM
351	Sunday, 5 June 2022	DEPTH
350	Saturday, 4 June 2022	FROTH
349	Friday, 3 June 2022	PHASE
348	Thursday, 2 June 2022	SHOWY
347	Wednesday, 1 June 2022	CREAK

Past Wordle answers: May 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
346	Tuesday, 31 May 2022	MANOR
345	Monday, 30 May 2022	ATOLL
344	Sunday, 29 May 2022	BAYOU
343	Saturday, 28 May 2022	CREPT
342	Friday, 27 May 2022	TIARA
341	Thursday, 26 May 2022	ASSET
340	Wednesday, 25 May 2022	VOUCH
339	Tuesday, 24 May 2022	ALBUM
338	Monday, 23 May 2022	HINGE
337	Sunday, 22 May 2022	MONEY
336	Saturday, 21 May 2022	SCRAP
335	Friday, 20 May 2022	GAMER
334	Thursday, 19 May 2022	GLASS
333	Wednesday, 18 May 2022	SCOUR
332	Tuesday, 17 May 2022	BEING
331	Monday, 16 May 2022	DELVE
330	Sunday, 15 May 2022	YIELD
329	Saturday, 14 May 2022	METAL
328	Friday, 13 May 2022	TIPSY
327	Thursday, 12 May 2022	SLUNG
326	Wednesday, 11 May 2022	FARCE
325	Tuesday, 10 May 2022	GECKO
324	Monday, 9 May 2022	SHINE
323	Sunday, 8 May 2022	CANNY
322	Saturday, 7 May 2022	MIDST
321	Friday, 6 May 2022	BADGE
320	Thursday, 5 May 2022	HOMER
319	Wednesday, 4 May 2022	TRAIN
318	Tuesday, 3 May 2022	HAIRY
317	Monday, 2 May 2022	STORY
316	Sunday, 1 May 2022	FORGO

Past Wordle answers: April 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
315	Saturday, 30 April 2022	LARVA
314	Friday, 29 April 2022	TRASH
313	Thursday, 28 April 2022	ZESTY
312	Wednesday, 27 April 2022	SHOWN
311	Tuesday, 26 April 2022	HEIST
310	Monday, 25 April 2022	ASKEW
309	Sunday, 24 April 2022	INERT
308	Saturday, 23 April 2022	OLIVE
307	Friday, 22 April 2022	PLANT
306	Thursday, 21 April 2022	OXIDE
305	Wednesday, 20 April 2022	CARGO
304	Tuesday, 19 April 2022	FOYER
303	Monday, 18 April 2022	FLAIR
302	Sunday, 17 April 2022	AMPLE
301	Saturday, 16 April 2022	CHEEK
300	Friday, 15 April 2022	SHAME
299	Thursday, 14 April 2022	MINCE
298	Wednesday, 13 April 2022	CHUNK
297	Tuesday, 12 April 2022	ROYAL
296	Monday, 11 April 2022	SQUAD
295	Sunday, 10 April 2022	BLACK
294	Saturday, 9 April 2022	STAIR
293	Friday, 8 April 2022	SCARE
292	Thursday, 7 April 2022	FORAY
291	Wednesday, 6 April 2022	COMMA
290	Tuesday, 5 April 2022	NATAL
289	Monday, 4 April 2022	SHAWL
288	Sunday, 3 April 2022	FEWER
287	Saturday, 2 April 2022	TROPE
286	Friday, 1 April 2022	SNOUT

Past Wordle answers: March 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
285	Thursday, 31 March 2022	LOWLY
284	Wednesday, 30 March 2022	STOVE
283	Tuesday, 29 March 2022	SHALL
282	Monday, 28 March 2022	FOUND
281	Sunday, 27 March 2022	NYMPH
280	Saturday, 26 March 2022	EPOXY
279	Friday, 25 March 2022	DEPOT
278	Thursday, 24 March 2022	CHEST
277	Wednesday, 23 March 2022	PURGE
276	Tuesday, 22 March 2022	SLOSH
275	Monday, 21 March 2022	THEIR
274	Sunday, 20 March 2022	RENEW
273	Saturday, 19 March 2022	ALLOW
272	Friday, 18 March 2022	SAUTE
271	Thursday, 17 March 2022	MOVIE
270	Wednesday, 16 March 2022	CATER
269	Tuesday, 15 March 2022	TEASE
268	Monday, 14 March 2022	SMELT
267	Sunday, 13 March 2022	FOCUS
266	Saturday, 12 March 2022	TODAY
265	Friday, 11 March 2022	WATCH
264	Thursday, 10 March 2022	LAPSE
263	Wednesday, 9 March 2022	MONTH
262	Tuesday, 8 March 2022	SWEET
261	Monday, 7 March 2022	HOARD
260	Sunday, 6 March 2022	CLOTH
259	Saturday, 5 March 2022	BRINE
258	Friday, 4 March 2022	AHEAD
257	Thursday, 3 March 2022	MOURN
256	Wednesday, 2 March 2022	NASTY
255	Tuesday, 1 March 2022	RUPEE

Past Wordle answers: February 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
254	Monday, 28 February 2022	CHOKE
253	Sunday, 27 February 2022	CHANT
252	Saturday, 26 February 2022	SPILL
251	Friday, 25 February 2022	VIVID
250	Thursday, 24 February 2022	BLOKE
249	Wednesday, 23 February 2022	TROVE
248	Tuesday, 22 February 2022	THORN
247	Monday, 21 February 2022	OTHER
246	Sunday, 20 February 2022	TACIT
245	Saturday, 19 February 2022	SWILL
244	Friday, 18 February 2022	DODGE
243	Thursday, 17 February 2022	SHAKE
242	Wednesday, 16 February 2022	CAULK
241	Tuesday, 15 February 2022	AROMA
240	Monday, 14 February 2022	CYNIC
239	Sunday, 13 February 2022	ROBIN
238	Saturday, 12 February 2022	ULTRA
237	Friday, 11 February 2022	ULCER
236	Thursday, 10 February 2022	PAUSE
235	Wednesday, 9 February 2022	HUMOR
234	Tuesday, 8 February 2022	FRAME
233	Monday, 7 February 2022	ELDER
232	Sunday, 6 February 2022	SKILL
231	Saturday, 5 February 2022	ALOFT
230	Friday, 4 February 2022	PLEAT
229	Thursday, 3 February 2022	SHARD
228	Wednesday, 2 February 2022	MOIST
227	Tuesday, 1 February 2022	THOSE

Past Wordle answers: January 2022

Game	Date	Wordle answer
226	Monday, 31 January 2022	LIGHT
225	Sunday, 30 January 2022	WRUNG
224	Saturday, 29 January 2022	COULD
223	Friday, 28 January 2022	PERKY
222	Thursday, 27 January 2022	MOUNT
221	Wednesday, 26 January 2022	WHACK
220	Tuesday, 25 January 2022	SUGAR
219	Monday, 24 January 2022	KNOLL
218	Sunday, 23 January 2022	CRIMP
217	Saturday, 22 January 2022	WINCE
216	Friday, 21 January 2022	PRICK
215	Thursday, 20 January 2022	ROBOT
214	Wednesday, 19 January 2022	POINT
213	Tuesday, 18 January 2022	PROXY
212	Monday, 17 January 2022	SHIRE
211	Sunday, 16 January 2022	SOLAR
210	Saturday, 15 January 2022	PANIC
209	Friday, 14 January 2022	TANGY
208	Thursday, 13 January 2022	ABBEY
207	Wednesday, 12 January 2022	FAVOR
206	Tuesday, 11 January 2022	DRINK
205	Monday, 10 January 2022	QUERY
204	Sunday, 9 January 2022	GORGE
203	Saturday, 8 January 2022	CRANK
202	Friday, 7 January 2022	SLUMP
201	Thursday, 6 January 2022	BANAL
200	Wednesday, 5 January 2022	TIGER
199	Tuesday, 4 January 2022	SIEGE
198	Monday, 3 January 2022	TRUSS
197	Sunday, 2 January 2022	BOOST
196	Saturday, 1 January 2022	REBUS

Past Wordle answers: December 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
195	Friday, 31 December 2021	UNIFY
194	Thursday, 30 December 2021	TROLL
193	Wednesday, 29 December 2021	TAPIR
192	Tuesday, 28 December 2021	ASIDE
191	Monday, 27 December 2021	FERRY
190	Sunday, 26 December 2021	ACUTE
189	Saturday, 25 December 2021	PICKY
188	Friday, 24 December 2021	WEARY
187	Thursday, 23 December 2021	GRIPE
186	Wednesday, 22 December 2021	CRAZE
185	Tuesday, 21 December 2021	PLUCK
184	Monday, 20 December 2021	BRAKE
183	Sunday, 19 December 2021	BATON
182	Saturday, 18 December 2021	CHAMP
181	Friday, 17 December 2021	PEACH
180	Thursday, 16 December 2021	USING
179	Wednesday, 15 December 2021	TRACE
178	Tuesday, 14 December 2021	VITAL
177	Monday, 13 December 2021	SONIC
176	Sunday, 12 December 2021	MASSE
175	Saturday, 11 December 2021	CONIC
174	Friday, 10 December 2021	VIRAL
173	Thursday, 9 December 2021	RHINO
172	Wednesday, 8 December 2021	BREAK
171	Tuesday, 7 December 2021	TRIAD
170	Monday, 6 December 2021	EPOCH
169	Sunday, 5 December 2021	USHER
168	Saturday, 4 December 2021	EXULT
167	Friday, 3 December 2021	GRIME
166	Thursday, 2 December 2021	CHEAT
165	Wednesday, 1 December 2021	SOLVE

Past Wordle answers: November 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
164	Tuesday, 30 November 2021	BRING
163	Monday, 29 November 2021	PROVE
162	Sunday, 28 November 2021	STORE
161	Saturday, 27 November 2021	TILDE
160	Friday, 26 November 2021	CLOCK
159	Thursday, 25 November 2021	WROTE
158	Wednesday, 24 November 2021	RETCH
157	Tuesday, 23 November 2021	PERCH
156	Monday, 22 November 2021	ROUGE
155	Sunday, 21 November 2021	RADIO
154	Saturday, 20 November 2021	SURER
153	Friday, 19 November 2021	FINER
152	Thursday, 18 November 2021	VODKA
151	Wednesday, 17 November 2021	HERON
150	Tuesday, 16 November 2021	CHILL
149	Monday, 15 November 2021	GAUDY
148	Sunday, 14 November 2021	PITHY
147	Saturday, 13 November 2021	SMART
146	Friday, 12 November 2021	BADLY
145	Thursday, 11 November 2021	ROGUE
144	Wednesday, 10 November 2021	GROUP
143	Tuesday, 9 November 2021	FIXER
142	Monday, 8 November 2021	GROIN
141	Sunday, 7 November 2021	DUCHY
140	Saturday, 6 November 2021	COAST
139	Friday, 5 November 2021	BLURT
138	Thursday, 4 November 2021	PULPY
137	Wednesday, 3 November 2021	ALTAR
136	Tuesday, 2 November 2021	GREAT
135	Monday, 1 November 2021	BRIAR

Past Wordle answers: October 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
134	Sunday, 31 October 2021	CLICK
133	Saturday, 30 October 2021	GOUGE
132	Friday, 29 October 2021	WORLD
131	Thursday, 28 October 2021	ERODE
130	Wednesday, 27 October 2021	BOOZY
129	Tuesday, 26 October 2021	DOZEN
128	Monday, 25 October 2021	FLING
127	Sunday, 24 October 2021	GROWL
126	Saturday, 23 October 2021	ABYSS
125	Friday, 22 October 2021	STEED
124	Thursday, 21 October 2021	ENEMA
123	Wednesday, 20 October 2021	JAUNT
122	Tuesday, 19 October 2021	COMET
121	Monday, 18 October 2021	TWEED
120	Sunday, 17 October 2021	PILOT
119	Saturday, 16 October 2021	DUTCH
118	Friday, 15 October 2021	BELCH
117	Thursday, 14 October 2021	OUGHT
116	Wednesday, 13 October 2021	DOWRY
115	Tuesday, 12 October 2021	THUMB
114	Monday, 11 October 2021	HYPER
113	Sunday, 10 October 2021	HATCH
112	Saturday, 9 October 2021	ALONE
111	Friday, 8 October 2021	MOTOR
110	Thursday, 7 October 2021	ABACK
109	Wednesday, 6 October 2021	GUILD
108	Tuesday, 5 October 2021	KEBAB
107	Monday, 4 October 2021	SPEND
106	Sunday, 3 October 2021	FJORD
105	Saturday, 2 October 2021	ESSAY
104	Friday, 1 October 2021	SPRAY

Past Wordle answers: September 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
103	Thursday, 30 September 2021	SPICY
102	Wednesday, 29 September 2021	AGATE
101	Tuesday, 28 September 2021	SALAD
100	Monday, 27 September 2021	BASIC
99	Sunday, 26 September 2021	MOULT
98	Saturday, 25 September 2021	CORNY
97	Friday, 24 September 2021	FORGE
96	Thursday, 23 September 2021	CIVIC
95	Wednesday, 22 September 2021	ISLET
94	Tuesday, 21 September 2021	LABOR
93	Monday, 20 September 2021	GAMMA
92	Sunday, 19 September 2021	LYING
91	Saturday, 18 September 2021	AUDIT
90	Friday, 17 September 2021	ROUND
89	Thursday, 16 September 2021	LOOPY
88	Wednesday, 15 September 2021	LUSTY
87	Tuesday, 14 September 2021	GOLEM
86	Monday, 13 September 2021	GONER
85	Sunday, 12 September 2021	GREET
84	Saturday, 11 September 2021	START
83	Friday, 10 September 2021	LAPEL
82	Thursday, 9 September 2021	BIOME
81	Wednesday, 8 September 2021	PARRY
80	Tuesday, 7 September 2021	SHRUB
79	Monday, 6 September 2021	FRONT
78	Sunday, 5 September 2021	WOOER
77	Saturday, 4 September 2021	TOTEM
76	Friday, 3 September 2021	FLICK
75	Thursday, 2 September 2021	DELTA
74	Wednesday, 1 September 2021	BLEED

Past Wordle answers: August 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
73	Tuesday, 31 August 2021	ARGUE
72	Monday, 30 August 2021	SWIRL
71	Sunday, 29 August 2021	ERROR
70	Saturday, 28 August 2021	AGREE
69	Friday, 27 August 2021	OFFAL
68	Thursday, 26 August 2021	FLUME
67	Wednesday, 25 August 2021	CRASS
66	Tuesday, 24 August 2021	PANEL
65	Monday, 23 August 2021	STOUT
64	Sunday, 22 August 2021	BRIBE
63	Saturday, 21 August 2021	DRAIN
62	Friday, 20 August 2021	YEARN
61	Thursday, 19 August 2021	PRINT
60	Wednesday, 18 August 2021	SEEDY
59	Tuesday, 17 August 2021	IVORY
58	Monday, 16 August 2021	BELLY
57	Sunday, 15 August 2021	STAND
56	Saturday, 14 August 2021	FIRST
55	Friday, 13 August 2021	FORTH
54	Thursday, 12 August 2021	BOOBY
53	Wednesday, 11 August 2021	FLESH
52	Tuesday, 10 August 2021	UNMET
51	Monday, 9 August 2021	LINEN
50	Sunday, 8 August 2021	MAXIM
49	Saturday, 7 August 2021	POUND
48	Friday, 6 August 2021	MIMIC
47	Thursday, 5 August 2021	SPIKE
46	Wednesday, 4 August 2021	CLUCK
45	Tuesday, 3 August 2021	CRATE
44	Monday, 2 August 2021	DIGIT
43	Sunday, 1 August 2021	REPAY

Past Wordle answers: July 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
42	Saturday, 31 July 2021	SOWER
41	Friday, 30 July 2021	CRAZY
40	Thursday, 29 July 2021	ADOBE
39	Wednesday, 28 July 2021	OUTDO
38	Tuesday, 27 July 2021	TRAWL
37	Monday, 26 July 2021	WHELP
36	Sunday, 25 July 2021	UNFED
35	Saturday, 24 July 2021	PAPER
34	Friday, 23 July 2021	STAFF
33	Thursday, 22 July 2021	CROAK
32	Wednesday, 21 July 2021	HELIX
31	Tuesday, 20 July 2021	FLOSS
30	Monday, 19 July 2021	PRIDE
29	Sunday, 18 July 2021	BATTY
28	Saturday, 17 July 2021	REACT
27	Friday, 16 July 2021	MARRY
26	Thursday, 15 July 2021	ABASE
25	Wednesday, 14 July 2021	COLON
24	Tuesday, 13 July 2021	STOOL
23	Monday, 12 July 2021	CRUST
22	Sunday, 11 July 2021	FRESH
21	Saturday, 10 July 2021	DEATH
20	Friday, 9 July 2021	MAJOR
19	Thursday, 8 July 2021	FEIGN
18	Wednesday, 7 July 2021	ABATE
17	Tuesday, 6 July 2021	BENCH
16	Monday, 5 July 2021	QUIET
15	Sunday, 4 July 2021	GRADE
14	Saturday, 3 July 2021	STINK
13	Friday, 2 July 2021	KARMA
12	Thursday, 1 July 2021	MODEL

Past Wordle answers: June 2021

Game	Date	Wordle answer
11	Wednesday, 30 June 2021	DWARF
10	Tuesday, 29 June 2021	HEATH
9	Monday, 28 June 2021	SERVE
8	Sunday, 27 June 2021	NAVAL
7	Saturday, 26 June 2021	EVADE
6	Friday, 25 June 2021	FOCAL
5	Thursday, 24 June 2021	BLUSH
4	Wednesday, 23 June 2021	AWAKE
3	Tuesday, 22 June 2021	HUMPH
2	Monday, 21 June 2021	SISSY
1	Sunday, 20 June 2021	REBUT
0	Saturday, 19 June 2021	CIGAR

Past Wordle answers: Days with two answers

On which days have there been two Wordle answers?

One of the key things about Wordle is that everyone gets the same answer each day. Or is it? There have been four occasions when the game has served up two different solutions, causing no end of consternation among players.

The first two were victims of the New York Times' purchase of the game in February 2022. The NYT removed around a dozen words that it decided were too difficult for players, or that were in some way controversial.

However, at that time people could play either via the NYT's games site, or via the original Wordle website created by Josh Wardle. And unfortunately, the changes made by the NYT didn't always filter through correctly to the original version.

The result was that on February 15, 2022 some people got AROMA and some the much harder AGORA for puzzle #241. Then on March 30, the same thing happened with STOVE and HARRY for game #284; the NYT thought people would only consider HARRY to be a name, and not a verb (as in to harrass), so it removed it.

The problem reoccurred in May 2022. On May 10 (game #324), the NYT removed the word FETUS in the wake of the US Supreme Court's decision to repeal Roe vs Wade, deeming it too controversial. Instead, most players got SHINE. The next day, some players got GECKO while others received BUTCH, due to the NYT's servers not yet having reset for everyone from the previous day's change.

Game	Date	Correct answer	Alternative answer
325	Tuesday, 10 May 2022	GECKO	BUTCH
324	Monday, 9 May 2022	SHINE	FETUS
284	Wednesday, 30 March 2022	STOVE	HARRY
241	Tuesday, 15 February 2022	AROMA	AGORA

Researchers claim EV usage in China may have saved more than 260,000 lives because the air is simply cleaner

Rahimnoorali11@gmail.com (Rahim Amir) — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 01:20:00 +0000

EV adoption in China has prevented as many as 262,000 premature deaths associated with air pollution since 2010
The move to EVs, which also aligns with China's goal of becoming a carbon-neutral nation by 2060, has reduced PM2.5 and nitrogen oxides considerably
With Chinese power generation still heavily coal-dependent, critics point out that EVs might just be clean at the destination until a fundamental shift in how the grid is supplied is implemented

A recent study by researchers in China points to reduced air pollution linked to EVs, saving as many as 262,000 lives by lowering local populations' exposure to pollutants.

The study indicates that reduced exposure to microscopic (fine) particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen oxides, thanks to increased EV adoption by consumers, has resulted in thousands of lives saved annually in the region.

It pointed out that reduced emissions of carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and other pollutants from ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) and hybrid vehicles have directly contributed to lower mortality rates, especially in urban centers.

An urban-centric 'miracle?'

The study, which used satellite data to examine changes in both rural and urban settings, found that carbon monoxide and PM2.5 levels were down 30% and 23%, respectively, compared to a hypothetical scenario in which EVs were not in play.

The research indicates that this directly prevented the deaths of as many as 262,000 people by reducing deaths related to lung cancer, respiratory illnesses, strokes, and heart diseases.

This is not an event in isolation; however, China has invested hundreds of billions of dollars in incentives, including subsidies for EVs and efforts to encourage a local EV market, resulting in EV giants that are massive global brands such as BYD and Geely.

The effect is not unique to China; an earlier study based in California also reported similar findings, indicating lower air pollutant levels in areas with higher EV adoption, with some areas indicating a near 4% drop in nitrogen dioxide pollution.

The findings, in tandem with a study in 2025, indicate that the overwhelming beneficiaries of such moves are urban centers, while rural or "economically small" cities in China exhibit a much smaller decline in nitrogen oxide emissions.

This can be linked to an unequal distribution of EV adoption, with limited infrastructure and spending power, essentially capping the benefits of 'clean' tech and benefiting smaller communities.

While EV usage in China continues to save lives, the results are called both "encouraging and sobering" by a co-author of the study. It does point out that the onus for much of this falls on its larger, wealthier (and more urbanized) cities, which can afford newer vehicles, even as smaller cities continue to lag behind in a country where more than half of all cars sold last year were electric.

Concerns about how said EVs are 'charged' persist, suggesting that the emissions might essentially only be rerouted rather than actually eliminated from the ecosystem. China continues to meet nearly 55% of its energy demand, including EV power needs, using coal as of April 2026, even as the country aims to increase the share of solar, hydropower, and wind-based generation to meet its carbon neutrality goals.

WordPress users beware — experts claim sites are being hijacked using a critical flaw in popular Everest Forms Pro plugin

Sead Fadilpašić — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 00:20:00 +0000

Critical RCE flaw in Everest Forms Pro (CVE‑2026‑3300) actively exploited
Attackers create rogue admin account “diksimarina” via PHP injection
Nearly 30,000 takeover attempts blocked; admins urged to patch and block key IPs

Security researchers are warning of an ongoing hacking campaign targeting certain WordPress websites using a popular plugin tool.

Wordfence has claimed Everest Forms Pro, a popular WordPress plugin, was allegedly being used to create contract, registration, payment, and other application forms, carried a critical-severity vulnerability that allowed malicious actors to take over the sites entirely.

The bug was described as a Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw via PHP code injection. It is tracked as CVE-2026-3300 and was given the severity rating of 9.8/10 (critical). It affects all versions of the plugin up to, and including, 1.9.12.

Patched months ago

Wordfence is now warning that the flaw is being actively abused in the wild to create malicious admin accounts on vulnerable websites:

“The attacker submits a value for a text field that begins with a single quote to close the wrapping string literal, followed by a PHP statement that calls wp_insert_user() to create a new administrator account with the username 'diksimarina’,” Wordfence warned in its report.

“The trailing // comment marker ensures the rest of the generated PHP code, including the closing quote, is treated as a comment and does not cause a syntax error.” “When the form is processed, and the calculation is evaluated, the injected PHP code is executed, and the malicious administrator account is created.”

By creating an admin account, malicious actors can do almost anything with the website, including exfiltrating stored files, redirecting visitors, or even serving malware.

The bug was first disclosed in February this year, and by mid-March, the Everest Forms developer released a fix. Wordfence says that exploitation attempts started roughly a month later, in mid-April. So far, it thwarted almost 30,000 attempts, most of which came from two IP addresses.

Admins worried about being potential targets should block the two IP addresses 202.56.2[.]126 and 209.146.60.26, and should review log files for the string “diksimarina.”

Via BleepingComputer

NYT Wordle today — answer and my hints for game #1816, Tuesday, June 9

marc.mclaren@futurenet.com (Marc McLaren) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 23:10:16 +0000

Looking for a different day?

A new NYT Wordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing 'today's game' while others are playing 'yesterday's'. If you're looking for Monday's puzzle instead then click here.

Skip the hints and jump straight to today's column.

It's time for your guide to today's Wordle answer, featuring my commentary on the latest puzzle, plus a selection of hints designed to help you keep your streak going.

Don't think you need any clues for Wordle today? No problem, just skip to my daily column. But remember: failure in this game is only ever six guesses away.

Want more word-based fun? TechRadar's Quordle today page contains hints and answers for that game, and you can also take a look at our NYT Strands today and NYT Connections today pages for our verdict on two of the New York Times' other brainteasers.

SPOILER WARNING: Today's Wordle answer and hints are below, so don't read on if you don't want to see them.

Wordle hints (game #1816) - clue #1 - Vowels

How many vowels does today's Wordle have?

• Wordle today has a vowel in one place*.

* Note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (A, E, I, O, U), not Y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too).

Wordle hints (game #1816) - clue #2 - first letter

What letter does today's Wordle begin with?

• The first letter in today's Wordle answer is W.

W is a fairly average letter when it comes to starting an answer. There are 82 solutions that begin with a W, with means that it ranks 13th – so right in the middle of the alphabet.

Wordle hints (game #1816) - clue #3 - repeated letters

Does today's Wordle have any repeated letters?

• There are no repeated letters in today's Wordle.

Repeated letters are quite common in the game, with 748 of the 2,309 Wordle answers containing one. However, it's still more likely that a Wordle doesn't have one.

Wordle hints (game #1816) - clue #4 - ending letter

What letter does today's Wordle end with?

• The last letter in today's Wordle is F.

F is not a particularly common ending letter in Wordle. It only ranks 17th in this regard, and a mere 26 of the 2,000-plus original Wordle answers end in this letter.

Wordle hints (game #1816) - clue #5 - last chance

Still looking for more Wordle hints today? Here's an extra one for game #1816.

Today's Wordle answer is a structure for ships to dock alongside.

If you just want to know today's Wordle answer now, simply scroll down – but I'd always recommend trying to solve it on your own first. We've got lots of Wordle tips and tricks to help you, including a guide to the best Wordle start words.

If you don't want to know today's answer then DO NOT SCROLL ANY FURTHER BECAUSE IT IS PRINTED BELOW. So don't say you weren't warned!

Today's Wordle answer (game #1816)

(Image credit: New York Times)

NYT average score: 3.9
My score: 4
WordleBot's score: 3
My skill score: 94
My luck score: 42
My start word performance: SANER (83 remaining answers)
WordleBot's start word performance: SLATE (60)
Tomorrow's start word: SANER

Today's Wordle answer (game #1816) is… WHARF.

Okay, so this is getting a little silly now. In the past 18 games I've had 14 fours. 14! That's ridiculous. Easy game, such as SMILE (3.4)? I scored a four. Difficult game, such as MAFIA (4.6)? I scored a four. Distinctly average game, such as today's WHARF (3.9)? I scored a four.

On the plus side, I guess there's the fact that I'm scoring fours not fives but, boy, is it dull. Maybe it's time for me to shake things up a bit. Or maybe I should just be content that I still have my streak at 1,618 games and counting…

Anyway, WHARF was another four, but this time it could never really have been anything else; there was no failed 50/50 guess here. Instead, my opening guess left 80-odd, my second cut those to 14, my third left just the one, I solved it. All very straightforward.

I suppose I should reflect on the fact that WHARF could be quite taxing for some. After all, it has a relatively uncommon WH combination at the start, and an incredibly uncommon RF combo at the end. I wouldn't have been too surprised if the average was a fair bit higher than 3.9 today.

Then again, anyone who played STARE will have had two green letters and only 17 possibilities — that will have skewed the average, meaning that lots of people probably did find it a bit harder today. So with that in mind maybe my four was actually a good result and I should stop complaining and go to bed. Yes, I will do that.

Yesterday's Wordle hints (game #1815)

In a different time zone where it's still Monday? Don't worry — I can give you some clues for Wordle #1815, too.

Wordle yesterday had vowels in three places*

* Note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (A, E, I, O, U), not Y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too).

The first letter in yesterday's Wordle answer was M.

M is a middling letter when it comes to starting a word. It sits 10th in the rankings, with 107 occurrences in the 2,309 answers.

There were repeated letters in yesterday's Wordle.

Repeated letters are quite common in the game, with 748 of the 2,309 Wordle answers containing one. However, it's still more likely that a Wordle doesn't have one.

The last letter in yesterday's Wordle was A.

A is a relatively common ending letter. It ranks 10th in this regard and today's game is one of 63 in which you'll find an A there.

Still looking for more Wordle hints? Here's an extra one for game #1815.

Yesterday's Wordle answer is a criminal organization.

Yesterday's Wordle answer (game #1815)

(Image credit: New York Times)

NYT average score: 4.6
My score: 4
WordleBot's score: 3
My skill score: 94
My luck score: 47
My start word performance: SANER (99 remaining answers)
WordleBot's start word performance: SLATE (202)
Tomorrow's start word: SANER

Yesterday's Wordle answer (game #1815) was… MAFIA.

The first thing I'll say about MAFIA as a Wordle answer is that really it's mafia not Mafia — so, no capital M. That's because Wordle doesn't feature proper nouns of course, although it might be a fun addition if it did. For that reason my final clue should not really be 'a criminal organization', because that would be the capital M version; the version here is more of the 'controlling group that's not really criminal'. But either way, in Wordle terms the word is the same, because they're all capitals anyway, so I didn't think it mattered!

Regardless of how it's spelled, it's a difficult Wordle indeed: it has a current average score of 4.6, which is a tiny bit behind last Monday's CHILI (4.7) but otherwise the toughest since mid May.

The repeated 'A's are undoubtedly a factor in that, as is the uncommon middle-F. Looking at other players' guesses, similarly spelled words were also a problem, with MAGIC, MANIA, MANIC and MAXIM all cropping up regularly.

The last of those was the one that I played on my third guess, when I had a 50/50 — I'm beginning to think I may be the worst guesser in the world, because I always seem to get these wrong. That's probably just recency bias, but if I ever have time I'm going to go back and count my last 10 50/50s and find out if I really am as unlucky as I feel I am.

Wordle answers: The past 50

I've been playing Wordle every day for more than four years now and have tracked all of the previous answers so I can help you improve your game. Here are the last 50 solutions starting with yesterday's answer, or check out my past Wordle answers page for the full list.

Wordle #1815, Monday 8 June: MAFIA
Wordle #1814, Sunday 7 June: THUMB
Wordle #1813, Saturday 6 June: MORPH
Wordle #1812, Friday 5 June: NOBLY
Wordle #1811, Thursday 4 June: ALLOY
Wordle #1810, Wednesday 3 June: NOTCH
Wordle #1809, Tuesday 2 June: BASIS
Wordle #1808, Monday 1 June: CHILI
Wordle #1807, Sunday 31 May: ETUDE
Wordle #1806, Saturday 30 May: SMILE
Wordle #1805, Friday 29 May: CLANG
Wordle #1804, Thursday 28 May: DIVOT
Wordle #1803, Wednesday 27 May: STUFF
Wordle #1802, Tuesday 26 May: COUCH
Wordle #1801, Monday 25 May: VISIT
Wordle #1800, Sunday 24 May: NIECE
Wordle #1799, Saturday 23 May: CHUCK
Wordle #1798, Friday 22 May: VOCAL
Wordle #1797, Thursday 21 May: AGREE
Wordle #1796, Wednesday 20 May: WRECK
Wordle #1795, Tuesday 19 May: DUSTY
Wordle #1794, Monday 18 May: LOATH
Wordle #1793, Sunday 17 May: BYLAW
Wordle #1792, Saturday 16 May: MOVER
Wordle #1791, Friday 15 May: CREED
Wordle #1790, Thursday 14 May: WAVER
Wordle #1789, Wednesday 13 May: DOWDY
Wordle #1788, Tuesday 12 May: CLOCK
Wordle #1787, Monday 11 May: NEWLY
Wordle #1786, Sunday 10 May: PARKA
Wordle #1785, Saturday 9 May: SATIN
Wordle #1784, Friday 8 May: UMBRA
Wordle #1783, Thursday 7 May: BUDGE
Wordle #1782, Wednesday 6 May: LIKEN
Wordle #1781, Tuesday 5 May: LATCH
Wordle #1780, Monday 4 May: RISER
Wordle #1779, Sunday 3 May: PUFFY
Wordle #1778, Saturday 2 May: BRING
Wordle #1777, Friday 1 May: PLUME
Wordle #1776, Thursday 30 April: CROCK
Wordle #1775, Wednesday 29 April: RURAL
Wordle #1774, Tuesday 28 April: QUACK
Wordle #1773, Monday 27 April: EERIE
Wordle #1772, Sunday 26 April: GLOSS
Wordle #1771, Saturday 25 April: WOMEN
Wordle #1770, Friday 24 April: DRUNK
Wordle #1769, Thursday 23 April: TWEET
Wordle #1768, Wednesday 22 April: SNORE
Wordle #1767, Tuesday 21 April: CLUMP
Wordle #1766, Monday 20 April: WEAVE

What is Wordle?

If you're on this page then you almost certainly know what Wordle is already, and indeed have probably been playing it for a while. And even if you've not been playing it, you must surely have heard of it by now, because it's the viral word game phenomenon that took the world by storm in 2022 and is still going strong in 2026.

We've got a full guide to the game in our What is Wordle page, but if you just want a refresher then here are the basics.

What is Wordle?

Wordle challenges you to guess a new five-letter word each day. You get six guesses, with each one revealing a little more information. If one of the letters in your guess is in the answer and in the right place, it turns green. If it's in the answer but in the wrong place, it turns yellow. And if it's not in the answer at all it turns gray. Simple, eh?

It's played online via the Wordle website or the New York Times' Games app (iOS / Android), and is entirely free.

Crucially, the answer is the same for everyone each day, meaning that you're competing against the rest of the world, rather than just against yourself or the game. The puzzle then resets each day at midnight in your local time, giving you a new challenge, and the chance to extend your streak.

What are the Wordle rules?

The rules of Wordle are pretty straightforward, but with a couple of curveballs thrown in for good measure.

1. Letters that are in the answer and in the right place turn green.

2. Letters that are in the answer but in the wrong place turn yellow.

3. Letters that are not in the answer turn gray.

4a. Answers are never plural.

4b. …unless they are. There have been a couple of plural words that don't end in an S or ES, including FUNGI (game #439), ATRIA (#1478) and TEETH (#1551). But S and ES plurals are definitely outlawed.

5. Letters can appear more than once. So if your guess includes two of one letter, they may both turn yellow, both turn green, or one could be yellow and the other green.

6. Each guess must be a valid word in Wordle's dictionary. You can't guess ABCDE, for instance.

7. You do not have to include correct letters in subsequent guesses unless you play on Hard mode.

8. You have six guesses to solve the Wordle.

9. You must complete the daily Wordle before midnight in your timezone.

10a. All answers are drawn from Wordle's list of 2,309 solutions…

10b. …unless they are not. That's because the NYT has added in some of its own words which weren't in that list of 2,309 solutions. More will undoubtedly come over the next few years.

10c. Plus, the NYT has now started repeating answers that have already appeared in Wordle. We have no idea how often it will do this, so you'll need to be on your guard.

11. Wordle will accept a wider pool of words as guesses – some 10,000 of them. For instance, you can guess a plural such as WORDS. It definitely won't be right (see point 4a above), but Wordle will accept it as a guess.

NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, June 9 (game #1094)

Johnny Dee — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 23:00:00 +0000

Looking for a different day?

A new NYT Connections puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing 'today's game' while others are playing 'yesterday's'. If you're looking for Monday's puzzle instead then click here: NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, June 8 (game #1093).

Good morning! Let's play Connections, the NYT's clever word game that challenges you to group answers in various categories. It can be tough, so read on if you need Connections hints.

What should you do once you've finished? Why, play some more word games of course. I've also got daily Strands hints and answers and Quordle hints and answers articles if you need help for those too, while Marc's Wordle today page covers the original viral word game.

SPOILER WARNING: Information about NYT Connections today is below, so don't read on if you don't want to know the answers.

NYT Connections today (game #1094) - today's words

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Today's NYT Connections words are…

ASTERISK
AXE
ANGEL
SURPRISE
SECRET
TRADEMARK
BONE
DOVE
DEGREE
PASSWORD
LAMB
KEYS
BABE
SKINS
EXPONENT
SPOILER

NYT Connections today (game #1094) - hint #1 - group hints

What are some clues for today's NYT Connections groups?

YELLOW The appearance of purity
GREEN: Sssh don’t tell a anyone
BLUE: Known for the shorter version
PURPLE: Tools of the melodic trade

Need more clues?

We're firmly in spoiler territory now, but read on if you want to know what the four theme answers are for today's NYT Connections puzzles…

NYT Connections today (game #1094) - hint #2 - group answers

What are the answers for today's NYT Connections groups?

YELLOW: SYMBOLS OF INNOCENCE
GREEN: THINGS YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO REVEAL
BLUE: THINGS REPRESENTED IN SUPERSCRIPT
PURPLE: SLANG FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Right, the answers are below, so DO NOT SCROLL ANY FURTHER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE THEM.

NYT Connections today (game #1094) - the answers

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The answers to today's Connections, game #1094, are…

YELLOW: SYMBOLS OF INNOCENCE ANGEL, BABE, DOVE, LAMB
GREEN: THINGS YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO REVEAL PASSWORD, SECRET, SPOILER, SURPRISE
BLUE: THINGS REPRESENTED IN SUPERSCRIPT ASTERISK, DEGREE, EXPONENT, TRADEMARK
PURPLE: SLANG FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AXE, BONE, KEYS, SKINS

My rating: Hard
My score: 1 mistake

My detours today included ways to get into a door (KEYS, PASSWORD, AXE), terms of endearment (BABE, ANGEL) and the one that cost me a mistake, ways to protect something (PASSWORD, TRADEMARK, SECRET, KEYS).

Fortunately, these avenues didn't take me too far off course and I even managed to get a purple first.

KEYS, SKINS and AXE I knew were musician slang for piano, drums and guitar, but BONE was a new one; I was expecting a percussion instrument before I googled it and found out it was short for trombone.

Yesterday's NYT Connections answers (Monday, June 8, game #1093)

YELLOW: LANDFORMS BY WATER DELTA, ISLAND, ISTHMUS, PENINSULA
GREEN: SLANG FOR HEAD COCONUT, DOME, MELON, PATE
BLUE: THINGS THAT CAN BE SPIKED MOHAWK, PUNCH, SEA URCHIN, VOLLEYBALL
PURPLE: "THE ____ MAN" MOVIES ELEPHANT, INVISIBLE, OMEGA, RUNNING

What is NYT Connections?

NYT Connections is one of several increasingly popular word games made by the New York Times. It challenges you to find groups of four items that share something in common, and each group has a different difficulty level: green is easy, yellow a little harder, blue often quite tough and purple usually very difficult.

On the plus side, you don't technically need to solve the final one, as you'll be able to answer that one by a process of elimination. What's more, you can make up to four mistakes, which gives you a little bit of breathing room.

It's a little more involved than something like Wordle, however, and there are plenty of opportunities for the game to trip you up with tricks. For instance, watch out for homophones and other word games that could disguise the answers.

It's playable for free via the NYT Games site on desktop or mobile.

NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, June 9 (game #828)

Johnny Dee — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 23:00:00 +0000

Looking for a different day?

A new NYT Strands puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing 'today's game' while others are playing 'yesterday's'. If you're looking for Monday's puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, June 8 (game #827).

Strands is the NYT's latest word game after the likes of Wordle, Spelling Bee and Connections – and it's great fun. It can be difficult, though, so read on for my Strands hints.

Want more word-based fun? Then check out my NYT Connections today and Quordle today pages for hints and answers for those games, and Marc's Wordle today page for the original viral word game.

SPOILER WARNING: Information about NYT Strands today is below, so don't read on if you don't want to know the answers.

NYT Strands today (game #828) - hint #1 - today's theme

What is the theme of today's NYT Strands?

• Today's NYT Strands theme is… Dramamine, anyone?

NYT Strands today (game #828) - hint #2 - clue words

Play any of these words to unlock the in-game hints system.

KNAVE
SEWAR
SANG
SANK
MOAN
DATE

NYT Strands today (game #828) - hint #3 - spangram letters

How many letters are in today's spangram?

• Spangram has 9 letters

NYT Strands today (game #828) - hint #4 - spangram position

What are two sides of the board that today's spangram touches?

First side: left, 5th row

Last side: right, 5th row

Right, the answers are below, so DO NOT SCROLL ANY FURTHER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE THEM.

NYT Strands today (game #828) - the answers

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The answers to today's Strands, game #828, are…

SNACKS
WAVES
DECK
SEASICKNESS
DRINKS
DANCING
SPANGRAM: IMONABOAT

My rating: Easy
My score: Perfect

Dramamine, anyone? I had absolutely no idea what that meant as I began this game — and still don’t to be honest. Is it something to do with the Lonely island song I’m on a Boat?

Fortunately, the word SNACKS was hiding in my favorite starting spot in the top left-hand corner, so I got off to a great start despite my cluelessness, but it wasn’t until getting WAVES and DECK that I realized today’s search was nautical.

The hardest word in this game was SEASICKNESS, which zig-zagged about the board so much it actually did make me feel a bit seasick. If dramamine is what I think it is then, yes I need some.

Yesterday's NYT Strands answers (Monday, June 8, game #827)

CHIPS
CARDS
TILES
BOARDS
TOKENS
DICE
SPINNERS
SPANGRAM: GAMENIGHT

What is NYT Strands?

Strands is the NYT's not-so-new-any-more word game, following Wordle and Connections. It's now a fully fledged member of the NYT's games stable that has been running for a year and which can be played on the NYT Games site on desktop or mobile.

I've got a full guide to how to play NYT Strands, complete with tips for solving it, so check that out if you're struggling to beat it each day.

Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, June 9 (game #1597)

Johnny Dee — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 23:00:00 +0000

Looking for a different day?

A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing 'today's game' while others are playing 'yesterday's'. If you're looking for Monday's puzzle instead then click here: Quordle hints and answers for Monday, June 8 (game #1596).

Quordle was one of the original Wordle alternatives and is still going strong now more than 1,400 games later. It offers a genuine challenge, though, so read on if you need some Quordle hints today – or scroll down further for the answers.

Enjoy playing word games? You can also check out my NYT Connections today and NYT Strands today pages for hints and answers for those puzzles, while Marc's Wordle today column covers the original viral word game.

SPOILER WARNING: Information about Quordle today is below, so don't read on if you don't want to know the answers.

Quordle today (game #1597) - hint #1 - Vowels

How many different vowels are in Quordle today?

• The number of different vowels in Quordle today is 5*.

* Note that by vowel we mean the five standard vowels (A, E, I, O, U), not Y (which is sometimes counted as a vowel too).

Quordle today (game #1597) - hint #2 - repeated letters

Do any of today's Quordle answers contain repeated letters?

• The number of Quordle answers containing a repeated letter today is 0.

Quordle today (game #1597) - hint #3 - uncommon letters

Do the letters Q, Z, X or J appear in Quordle today?

• No. None of Q, Z, X or J appear among today's Quordle answers.

Quordle today (game #1597) - hint #4 - starting letters (1)

Do any of today's Quordle puzzles start with the same letter?

• The number of today's Quordle answers starting with the same letter is 0.

If you just want to know the answers at this stage, simply scroll down. If you're not ready yet then here's one more clue to make things a lot easier:

Quordle today (game #1597) - hint #5 - starting letters (2)

What letters do today's Quordle answers start with?

• V

• U

• S

• A

Right, the answers are below, so DO NOT SCROLL ANY FURTHER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE THEM.

Quordle today (game #1597) - the answers

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The answers to today's Quordle, game #1597, are…

VENOM
UNITE
SHIRT
ANGER

I had two guessing triumphs today.

The first was getting VENOM after previously struggling to employ the letter V.

The second was choosing correctly between skirt and SHIRT — purely based on the more common letter.

Daily Sequence today (game #1597) - the answers

(Image credit: Merriam-Webster)

The answers to today's Quordle Daily Sequence, game #1597, are…

AUDIT
BASIC
DRAMA
WAVER

Quordle answers: The past 20

Quordle #1596, Monday, 8 June: CURSE, DROVE, SNOWY, DEBUG
Quordle #1595, Sunday, 7 June: QUERY, AXION, LILAC, SWORD
Quordle #1594, Saturday, 6 June: SIEVE, PHONY, GIVER, KNOWN
Quordle #1593, Friday, 5 June: RECUR, SCOUT, SCOWL, CHORD
Quordle #1592, Thursday, 4 June: ENSUE, YACHT, CURRY, NASTY
Quordle #1591, Wednesday, 3 June: MOODY, JEWEL, BLEAT, SOAPY
Quordle #1590, Tuesday, 2 June: GRAIL, STRUT, SHALE, SORRY
Quordle #1589, Monday, 1 June: STOOD, FROND, REMIT, VOWEL
Quordle #1588, Sunday, 31 May: WRYLY, MOUNT, OVERT, CACAO
Quordle #1587, Saturday, 30 May: WHILE, TAPER, BRAWL, REPLY
Quordle #1586, Friday, 29 May: DRIFT, CREPT, ETHOS, DECAY
Quordle #1585, Thursday, 28 May: GRAPE, VALUE, YEARN, INFER
Quordle #1584, Wednesday, 27 May: GAUZE, REPAY, GIANT, STEEP
Quordle #1583, Tuesday, 26 May: MODAL, MELON, PSALM, DRAWN
Quordle #1582, Monday, 25 May: SLIME, ARISE, EAGER, SHEIK
Quordle #1581, Sunday, 24 May: RIGHT, STALE, FLUKE, LINEN
Quordle #1580, Saturday, 23 May: JUICY, DREAM, IDYLL, BRAID
Quordle #1579, Friday, 22 May: GAILY, HITCH, DRUNK, COUNT
Quordle #1578, Thursday, 21 May: RANCH, OTTER, WREST, ILIAC

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su explains how tech will “solve some of the world’s most important problems" - but warns “we are still so early in the process”

Mike Moore — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 22:10:00 +0000

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su praises AI capabilities and promise at London Tech Week 2026
‘We're here to use technology to solve some of the world's most important problems, to do things we never thought were possible’, she says
But Su also cautions, “we are still so so early in the process”

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su has hailed the early progress made by AI in just a few years, but also warned the technology still has some way to reach true usefulness for everyone.

"I love talking about AI, because it has so much capability and promise,” Su told attendees at London Tech Week 2026, “if you look at the last few years there has been so much progress, and we’ve clearly seen AI go from what was research initiatives to something that everybody is using.”

“But what I like to say is that we are still so so early in the process...I think we're early in the research and development phase, as we think about new models and where they’re going, we’re early in AI for science…in terms of what AI can do to really push the frontiers of science, and we’re still very early in what AI can do for enterprise - I can tell you that every month we’re seeing in enterprise, that we’re taking AI from something that we experiment with, to something that actually changes the way we do business.”

"Compute actually equates to intelligence"

Su was speaking at London Tech Week, where she also revealed AMD would be “substantially” increasing its investment in the UK.

The company plans to spend up to £2billion over the next five years, including support across the fields of advanced computing, scientific research and workforce development, as it looks to support what Su called the “incredibly vibrant ecosystem” in the UK.

“Overall, we want to invest in the UK as it's good for business overall for AMD,” she declared.

Elsewhere, Su noted how AMD's goal is, "to build the highest performance chips", and how the company was using AI extensively through our own research and development to achieve this.

“What I’m very passionate about is ensuring that the AI infrastructure is enabling capability that everybody in the world has access to,” she noted, “we’re in this phase where compute is actually the foundation - I like to say compute actually equates to intelligence - and so when I sit in a room with entrepreneurs and dev people, everyone’s like, ‘you know, I’d like more compute’!”

“I think compute is a foundation - but I think what’s important, and what we’re learning, is that there is no one type of compute that will satisfy every AI application - in fact, we need a whole host of compute, whether you’re talking about the latest accelerators, you’re talking about Agentic AI, the CPUs, or general AI infrastructure in terms of networking - that’s what this is about, because you need the entire ecosystem to come together and collaborate across all of those foundational elements - that’s what we really believe at AMD.”

“My view is we're here to use technology to solve some of the world's most important problems, to do things we never thought were possible,” Su added.

“AI is the tool that helps each of us become a better researcher, or a better engineer, or a better entrepreneur…technology is only as useful as the problems we solve.”

“It's an exciting time, but it's important for us to realise it's also an early time.”

World Cup 2026 LIVE: Free streams, TV guide & how to watch from anywhere in the world

Jacob Jones — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 21:43:58 +0000

The World Cup is almost here, with the action getting underway on June 11 in Mexico City as co-hosts Mexico take on South Africa in the opening match.

This year's tournament has been expanded to 48 teams, with the USA, Mexico and Canada jointly hosting the competition. That has brought in a host of World Cup debuts including Cape Verde, Haiti and Curaçao.

Of course, the usual powerhouses are also in the mix, with France, Spain, Argentina and England arriving among the tournament favourites.

Stay up to date with all the latest World Cup news and build-up right here on TechRadar, where we'll also show you how to stream every match live — including free viewing options.

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The World Cup is just 10 days away as it all kicks off next Thursday with Mexico vs South Africa.

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From the most-prolific player...to the least-prolific player

Friday saw confirmation of the most prolific player's inclusion in the Argentina squad: Lionel Messi.

This will mark the 38-year-old's sixth World Cup, a record he will share with 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo, and begs the question: will this be the last World Cup featuring both football legends? Sports science is better than it ever was but they're two of the most senior players in a tournament of fresh blood.

And now on to the least-know player: New Zealand defender Tim Payne.

This humble kiwi player was minding his own business before TikTok personality Valen Scarsini, aka 'elscarso', decided to boost the profile of who he deemed the 'least-known' World Cup player. He helped boost Payne's Instagram account from under 5,000 followers to a whopping 3.8 million.

The bemused player put out a post thanking Valen and his fans for the "pretty crazy 48 hours". A reminder: New Zealand is the lowest-ranked team of the whole tournament and has never won a single World Cup game. They are a small nation much more interested in their rugby and Aussie rules football...but if they can beat Iran, Egypt or Belgium they will make history.

For all the breaking news World Cup stories and how to watch it ahead of the tournament on Thursday 11th June, watch this space.

Iran and Iraq announce their squad (or who won’t be in their squad)

One Iranian player that won’t be making the trip to the World Cup is Sardar Azmoun who has been accused of disloyalty to his country’s government.

The crime? Posting a picture of himself with the UAE ruler Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, a country with whom Iran has traded blows with. With Iran’s current war with America ongoing, this is the last drama that the squad needs particularly with questions as to whether they’ll be able to enter the country.

Iraq on the other hand announced their squad will include Ipswich’s Ali Al-Hamadi and Manchester United’s Zidane Iqbal. Two big names from the English football league is only good news for Iraq’s chances of qualifying from the group stages, which albeit are slim. Joining them in their group is France, Senegal and Norway…they may be the underdogs but stranger things have happened.

Join us tomorrow for more of the latest World Cup drama in the build up to this epic tournament.

The England squad have landed in Miami

Palm Beach, Miami. Normally a place you'd visit for a relaxed holiday with its vibrant nightlife and scenic delights. However, it's also the location where the England squad landed for their training before the World Cup yesterday.

Although they've escaped the dregs of the British heatwave, the Florida temperature will be no comfort to them. The humidity and tropical storms will be their first big challenge before they've even kicked their first ball, and this will be a recurring theme throughout their games across the country and Mexico as well, maybe less so Canada.

Before their tournament officially kicks off with their first group stage against Croatia on 17th June, they've got a few Florida friendlies to complete. First up is a game against New Zealand on 6th June. The 'All Whites' may be considered the lowest-ranked team in the tournament but they'll be hungry to get a first win against the England squad.

The second and final friendly for England will be against Costa Rica on 10th June. Having just lot a friendly today, 3-1, against the mighty Colombia they will surely be looking for a boost in morale. While on paper these friendlies count for nothing and are certainly favourable teams for England to win against, it'll certainly help the squad get into their rhythm and acclimatise to this unique World Cup across three massive countries.

Follow all the latest updates here.

All 48 squads are CONFIRMED

The players have all been locked in. Today - Tuesday 2nd June - was the deadline for every country's squad which means it's now official.

There were the inevitable shock omission which were met with horror in their respective countries, and that was just Harry Maguire's mum who was horrified he was snubbed from the England squad. However, there's no going back now as all 48 countries have submitted their 26 players - which include three goalkeepers - so bring on the tournament!

There will be inevitable fallout and controversy with a little over a week before the World Cup kicks off so make sure you stay tuned here for the rollercoaster that is international football.

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10 out of 10 for Bellingham

The number 10 shirt is a coveted number in football with a long history of greatness. This goes a long way to explaining why Jude Bellingham has been selected to wear it for England.

While he’s not necessarily had the best season recently at Real Madrid, he’s been a reliable player for England and scored plenty of memorable goals for his country. Will this faith that new manager Thomas Tuchel has in him pay off? Only time will tell.

Training is officially underway for the squad and while the majority are getting stuck in, they’re still awaiting the arrival of some. With the European finals overlapping the World Cup training, we’ll soon see the arrival of a handful of Arsenal players (Rice, Saka, Eze and Madueke) and Crystal Palace’s Henderson who will join the squad.

Don’t miss any of the England squad and other important World Cup news, right here updated daily.

It wouldn’t be a World Cup without some squad drama

It’s barely been a day since the official deadline for the World Cup squads to be finalised…and already there’s drama.

Switzerland player Breel Embolo was rejected while attempting to board the squad plane to the World Cup. The forward was charged after an altercation in Basel nearly a decade ago but it was flagged as a criminal conviction as he tried to leave the country. He’s applying for an urgent visa so he can join his squad in San Diego but it remains to see whether he’ll make it.

In other news, Austria are also a man down as Christoph Baumgartner suffered a thigh injury before their friendly to Tunisia. The RB Leipzig will not be replaced - in a fairly bizarre decision - as the loss of such a pivotal player will have repercussions for the rest of the squad.

We’ll keep you up to date with any other breaking news stories from the World Cup as they come in.

The big question: weather the matches will go on?

'Everywhere you go you always take the weather with you.' The irony of these lyrics from Aussie/Kiwi band Crowded House was probably not lost on New Zealand as their first friendly was delayed due to serious weather concerns.

New Zealand and Haiti were meant to play their first friendly yesterday at 8pm local time in Florida, but torrential rain and an electrical storm delayed the match by 36 minutes. Haiti ended up thrashing the Kiwis 4-0 which bodes well for England's friendly against them on Saturday as New Zealand still look for their first World Cup match win.

However, these weather conditions are a mounting concern, particularly with the sheer amount of games scheduled to take place around Florida including England's upcoming matches. According to American thunderstorm protocol, matches will be suspended for 30 minutes if lightning strikes within eight miles of the stadium with the clock going back to zero if another strike is detected.

Adding to the political turmoil around Trump's temperamental behaviour, this extreme weather the last thing the World Cup needs with its potential to delay or potentially cancel games going forward.

We'll keep you updated with the latest news as it comes in.

England squad spill the tea on touching down in the States and beyond

England centre-backs assemble!

Fresh blood Dan Burn and veteran John Stones, one of the only remaining players alongside Kane and Rashford from the 2016 squad to still be in the current squad, answer England fans burning questions.

How has it been adjusting to America? What's their 'get hyped' song before matches? Who was their favourite England player growing up?

Find out all the answers and so much more in this exclusive England content from the squad's official YouTube channel as they get ready for their first friendly against New Zealand this Saturday.

Don’t hurry Harry

Ahead of England’s first friendly tomorrow against New Zealand, Sky Sports breaks down the logic of Tuchel bringing three strikers to the World Cup.

He’s never done it before so why? Part of the reason may be to rest the main man Kane who has played a phenomenal amount of hours for his club, more so than before any other international tournament.

Resting him in the muggy heat of the tournament and allowing either strikers to shine may be a tactical move long term but will it work short term?

Watch the video breakdown and check in with our regular updates on this build up to the upcoming friendlies.

Tuchel talks starting XI and much more

England manager Thomas Tuchel has big shoes to fill. Previous manager Gareth Southgate took the England squad to two international finals, a semifinal and a quarterfinal after a long drought of disappointing results for the supposed Golden Generation.

He addresses the pressure, talks his starting XI and everything in between in this press conference ahead of England’s friendly against New Zealand, courtesy of Sky Sports.

Not long until the first England friendly and we’ll bring you the latest on this and a variety of other matches ahead of the World Cup officially beginning on 11 June.

Scotland and England prepare for their friendlies at 9pm

Two big friendlies if you’re based in the UK. England v New Zealand and Scotland v Bolivia, both kicking off at 9pm GMT.

Scottish player Lewis Ferguson talks about how the loss of star player Billy Gilmour has affected the Scotland team ahead of the World Cup.

Find out how to watch the game and more below.

Scotland lead 3-0 against Bolivia

(Image credit: Lawrence Shankland scores Scotland's first World Cup 2026 goal)

Scotland have wasted no time at all, securing two goals before their first mandatory drinks break and another straight after against Bolivia in this first friendly.

L. Shankland (5')

S. McTominay (23')

C. Adams (30')

England struggle to find a goal against New Zealand

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Nearly at halftime and England meanwhile are struggling to give New Zealand anything to worry about.

The lowest-ranked sides should be an easy challenge and there's certainly factors such as acclimatising to heat, not wanting to risk injury and ultimately treating the friendly as a test for which players work well together and where.

Maybe tune in to the Scotland game if you want something exciting to watch though.

Kane scores just before halftime and Scotland reach 4-0

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Finally just before the halftime whistle, Kane does what he does best. A lovely header just before he and the rest of the starting XI are rotated so Tuchel can play all the players possible.

Scotland scored four goals in the first half but have not managed to create many opportunities since.

We'll keep you updated with any latest here.

Full time: England 1 - 0 New Zealand, Scotland 4 - 0 Bolivia

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A good sign of things to come for the UK - or half of it - as England and Scotland both win their friendlies. Scotland continue their streak of scoring 4 goals, similar to their win against Curaçao, whereas England didn't look quite as convincing.

Obviously they don't count but it's a good opportunity to see how the team is playing, and hopefully Tuchel takes some learnings from what worked and what didn't work.

Plenty more friendlies coming up ahead of the tournament kicking off on Thursday, so keep your eyes peeled here.

Some (not so) friendly results

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More friendly results roll in ahead of the World Cup kicking off on Thursday.

Argentina had a comfortable win against Honduras but Messi, the main man, remained on the bench for the whole game. It makes sense to save his energy for the tournament itself and particularly as a veteran preserve his energy.

Elsewhere, Chile lost to Portugal in a scrappy game which saw a red card for both teams. Ronaldo started - joining rival Messi with now a record six World Cup appearances to his name - but let his teammates do the scoring nevertheless winning 2-1. Not a friendly friendly.

Another big result was Belgium's domination over Tunisia with a decisive 5-0 result. Similar to the Portugal v Chile game, we saw a red card take off one of the Tunisian players.

A glimpse behind the scenes of England squad's training

Even though it was a pretty bland game against New Zealand, it was a friendly and a chance for Tuchel to try various combos albeit, that doesn't mean the hard work isn't going on behind the scenes.

Glimpses at Kane smashing in some penalties, some gym goals and a lot of team bonding, check out this video to see what goes on to get the Three Lions ready for the World Cup.

The US team arrive ahead of their first friendly against Germany

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One of the three host countries, the United States, touched down before their friendly against Germany at Chicago's stadium, Soldier Field.

The game saw an early lead within the first two minutes as Germany's Havertz slipped one in. United States managed to equalise thanks to Robinson before halftime but Sané managed to get a 2-1 victory at 57 minutes.

While not boding well for the team, the crowd was lively and this bodes well for the rest of the tournament with this team being the strongest of the three host nations. Not great but who knows what the home crows will do for morale.

Keep tuned here for the latest updates.

Trouble for the Iranian team

The Iranian team (Image credit: Getty Images)

In a move that everyone in the world saw, the Iranian team have had trouble ahead of their matches in America.

With the current conflict between Iran and America, the US has refused the visas of some World Cup Iranian team support staff. This means that the team has had to train in Mexico's Tijuana, just across the border from San Diego, instead of America's Arizona as was originally planned.

One man who was not happy was Amir Ghalenoei, Iran's coach, who wanted to be there much earlier to adjust to the 12-hour time difference but was forced to train in Turkey instead. There's also a clear directive that the team will now be based in Tijuana during the World Cup even though all their games are based in America which will prove to be a logistical nightmare.

How will this affect Iran's first two matches scheduled to take place in Southern California against New Zealand on June 15 and Belgium on June 21, and then their next game against Egypt in Seattle on on June 26? Only time will tell.

Is Kane England’s one man team?

Perhaps the only podcast you need to get all your football needs, particularly with this World Cup approaching is The Rest is Football.

Gary, Alan and Micah - all ex-footballers bringing their perspective from the pitch - break down each of the high ranking teams this episode and ask some important questions ahead of the tournament.

Is Kane carrying the whole of the England team? Who was better Maradona or Messi? And who do they reckon is taking home the trophy this year?

Watch this latest episode and stay tuned here as we enter the week of the World Cup!

FIFA new rules - is more VAR a good thing?

Sky Sports gives a detailed breakdown of all the new FIFA rules that will be implemented this World Cup.

Do you think these make sense? Are they ridiculous? Will there be outrage at some point in the tournament?

Regardless, they’re sure to get a reaction from fans.

7 new iPhone features coming to your phone in iOS 27 — from the new Siri AI to big Liquid Glass upgrades

mark.wilson@futurenet.com (Mark Wilson) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:50:52 +0000

iOS 27 has been officially revealed — and if you're an iPhone owner, that means there's a very long list of software treats heading your way.

The final version of iOS 27 won't actually be released until September, but an early developer beta is available to download now and a public beta will likely follow in July.

But what exactly do you have to look forward to? I've been using iPhones since the 3GS (yes, I'm that old) and below are the seven biggest iOS 27 features that I'm looking forward to taking for a spin.

1. A new Siri AI

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Yes, it's finally happening. Two years after Apple originally announced a more personalized version of Siri, a next-gen assistant called Siri AI is finally coming — well, as long as you live outside the EU and have a very recent iPhone.

Siri AI appears to be the conversational assistant we hoped to see back in 2024. Based on Apple's new Foundation Models (which were built with Google), it understands your "personal context" — so can answer questions by pulling information from across your messages, emails, photos, and more.

It'll also be available in a dedicated Siri AI app, which lets you go back to old conversations that it remembers, and you can also use iCloud to sync your conversations privately across devices. A Siri mode in the Camera app will also boost the iPhone's visual search — for example, letting you get nutritional info about your hastily-concocted dinner.

Unfortunately for those in the EU (which doesn't include the UK), Apple has said that Siri AI won't be available there due to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). But for the rest of us, it looks like iOS 27's biggest upgrade — the only downside is you'll need an iPhone 15 or newer to use it (and an iPhone 17 Pro or iPhone Air to use the version with expressive voices and more advanced dictation).

2. Liquid Glass finally gets a slider

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If you're not a huge fan of Liquid Glass on iOS 26, we have good news — Apple has admitted that its critics had a point and has given us an opacity slider to adjust the effect to our liking.

The new slider will let you tweak how, well, glassy the effect is in areas like tabs and menus. Apple says it can go from "ultra clear" to "fully tinted" (which basically removes the effect).

Liquid Glass will also now apparently do a much better job of diffusing any content that's behind the effect, which should be a boon for readability.

3. The Passwords app can change your passwords for you

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Here's a smaller iOS 27 update that could be one of its sleeper hits — the Passwords app will now be able to change weak or compromised passwords for you.

The app currently tells you if any of your passwords have been leaked or appeared in known security incidents. But rather than fixing those passwords manually, in iOS 27 you can tell the Passwords app to automatically change and update them to something that's strong and secure.

Apple says the feature will let you update the passwords on "eligible accounts", so it remains to be seen how wide that support is, but it certainly sounds like a potential time-saver.

4. Apple Photos gets new editing tricks

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Apple Photos has slowly been catching up with Google's photo editing trickery on Android — and iOS 27 will see it take another solid step forward with three features that you'll find in its 'Tools' section (above).

The first, Clean Up, already exists but is apparently getting a "big upgrade" that will help you remove distractions in a more realistic way. As its name suggests, the 'Extend' tool also lets you expand your photo in the same way as Photoshop, using generative AI to fill in the details.

Lastly, there's an even more fancy tool called 'Spatial Reframing', which uses on-device spatial models to help you tweak the perspective. It's a bit like 'Spatial Scenes' from iOS 26, which let you convert 2D photos into 3D, only you get to save the perspective change into your photo.

In a slight dig at Google, Alok Deshpande (Apple's Director of Camera and Photos Software Engineering) said: "At Apple, we have a deep respect for the craft of photography, and so our goal for bringing AI into the Photos app is to help photographers enhance their photos in ways that respect the original moment". Touché, Apple.

5. Speed improvements

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If you've been frustrated with how sluggish iOS 26 feels on your iPhone, particularly if you're on an older model, then iOS 27 could improve things.

According to Apple, iOS 27 will feel much snappier than its predecessor thanks to range of bug fixes and performance boosts. It claims that app launches will be up to 30% faster, AirDrop transfers will be 80% quicker, and loading new snaps in Photos will be 70% faster.

These boosts, and others across Wi-Fi and cellular connections, will likely vary depending on which model you're running (iOS 27 compatibility goes back to the iPhone SE (2020) and iPhone 11 series), but it's promising news for those on older devices.

6. A Screen Time overhaul

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Apple's built-in parental controls on the iPhone, called Screen Time, are still a work in progress, but fortunately they're getting a big facelift in iOS 27.

In Safari, a new 'Ask to Browse' feature means kids need to ask their parents when they want to browser a new website. Stronger 'Communication Safety' features in the Screen Time settings also blur content that might contain nudity, gore or violent content.

Lastly, 'Time Allowances' gives parents a suggested starting point for the maximum time their child is allowed on certain apps or categories of apps like 'Entertainment' and 'Games', based on their age. There's no doubt Apple had one eye on EU and UK regulators with its new Screen Time boosts, but they certainly look useful for parents.

7. Shortcuts gets an AI upgrade

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Shortcuts is one of those apps is loved by a few, but it too confusing for truly mass adoption. Well, iOS 27 might finally change that thanks to a new Apple Intelligence upgrade that lets you describe the shortcut you want using natural language. We've settled on called this 'vibe-cutting'.

Rather than adjusting all your inputs and variables manually, you can type something like "when I'm leaving work message Pedro I'm on my way with my ETA" and the Shortcuts app will automatically pull together all the apps and system actions you need.

Even Apple admitted that the current Shortcuts system in iOS 26 "can feel, well, complicated". So this promises to be a pretty big step forward — and is one we've wanted to see for quite a while.

56% of new US data centers could be built in "high risk" disaster-prone states with insurers warning of $800 billion investment exposed

Craig Hale — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:50:00 +0000

Half of all new US data centers are now in high-risk, disaster-prone states
29-34% are located in earthquake, tornado or hurricane hotspots
Data centers are being driven to those states as a result of other constraints

New insurance research has claimed more than half (56%) of the US’ planned or under-construction data center projects are located in high-risk states, with many prone to hurricanes, winter storms and earthquakes.

According to the data from MS Amlin, which examined 670 US data center plans, these at-risk projects account for nearly $800 billion of investment.

Insurers are specifically worried about the high concentration of projects being shifted to the southern states, where land, tax incentives and power availability are generally more attractive.

Tornadoes, hail, winds and thunderstorms

It seems the biggest concern comes from severe convective storms (SCS). Per this insurance category, tornadoes, hail, damaging winds and severe thunderstorms all pose a risk to data center buildouts. More than half (51%) of the planned facilities are located in high-risk SCS regions.

Existing data centers in these regions account for around $20 billion in value, but planned infrastructure would be worth around 40 times more, the report reveals.

And the concerns aren’t ungrounded, with SCS events generating around $52 billion in insured losses across the US last year.

But other weather factors are also at play, with more than a quarter (27%) of planned facilities located where there is high winter storm exposure, more than a fifth (21%) in states with high hurricane risks, and 3% in earthquake-prone areas.

“When assets of this scale cluster in hazard prone regions, the potential loss severity from a single storm event can rise very quickly,” Chief Underwriting Officer Martin Burke wrote.

The company also referenced Swiss Re research, revealing that insured losses from SCSs have grown around 8% annually since 2008.

The data also aligns with separate research from Texas A&M University, which found that 34% of the 2,660 US data centers it examined were located in hurricane hot spots, 30% were in tornado hotspots, and 29% were in earthquake hotspots. Many were also in regions susceptible to wildfires and flooding.

Balancing environmental threats against energy availability and more

Insuring projects isn’t the only consideration that hyperscalers and investors have to make, though, because while AI was previously limited by capability, now the biggest challenges come from actually building capacity.

The industry has shifted its priorities to available grid capacity and cheap land in order to scale with demand, with many projects already facing years in delays due to poor energy readiness.

Despite concentrated investments in high-risk areas, Burke sees this as a “growth opportunity” for the insurance sector, where “the risks must be properly managed and understood.”

However, looking ahead, the report suggests how insurers themselves could soon become a constraint on AI expansion, adding to the number of factors AI companies must balance.

The Texas A&M University paper identified a number of locations across northern Minnesota and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula considered low-risk.

“It is imperative to thoroughly evaluate and enhance the resilience of data centers against these climate-induced risks to ensure the continuity and reliability of AI-driven services that our modern society increasingly depends upon,” the researchers concluded.

As for insurers, Burke urges underwriters to “adopt more advanced ways to manage aggregation risk.”

Apple WWDC 2026 as it happened: Siri AI, iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate, and everything announced at Apple Park

axel.metz@futurenet.com (Axel Metz) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:08:57 +0000

Apple's opening WWDC 2026 keynote has been and gone, and boy, did we hear a lot about iOS 27, macOS 27 (or more specifically, macOS Golden Gate), and the rest of Apple's upcoming software upgrades.

Leading the charge were announcements surrounding Apple Intelligence and Siri AI, which will seemingly make your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch as capable as rival products from Google and Samsung from an AI perspective.

Siri, specifically, will be more conversational, detailed, and engaging, and will no longer hand off your query to third-party AI providers like ChatGPT (that is, if you ignore the fact that Siri AI is powered by Google's Gemini model).

Elsewhere, Apple announced a host of productivity, security, and creativity upgrades coming to devices across its portfolio — even the Apple Vision Pro got a mention — and many of its new software packages are available to try in beta.

Below, I've rounded up the key news from WWDC 2026, and stay tuned to TechRadar for more analysis as the dust settles on Apple's major announcements.

Jump to the live updates here

WWDC 2026 — key news

WWDC 2026 — how to re-watch

You can re-watch Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote via Apple’s YouTube page or via the embedded video above.

Live updates

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Welcome to our WWDC 2026 live blog! Stick with us throughout the day for our pre-event coverage of Apple's big software showcase.

A look back at WWDCs past

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What better way to count down to WWDC 2026 than with a visual look back at the WWDCs that came before? TechRadar's Mark Wilson has put together a visual retrospective of the 25 biggest moments from previous WWDCs, including the announcement of Mac OS X, Apple's switch from Power PC to Intel, and the launch of the iPhone 4.

TechRadar's editor-at-large, Lance Ulanoff, has touched down in California and— wait a minute, is that Apple CEO-to-be John Ternus? If you're reading this, Lance, let us know if he gave you any pre-show hints about what to expect from WWDC 2026.

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More than just Siri

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Of course, Siri 2.0 will be just one part of iOS 27, so what else are we hoping to see in Apple's next iPhone-focused software package?

Elsewhere on TechRadar, we've detailed 5 things we want iOS 27 to fix at WWDC 2026, from the iOS keyboard to Liquid Glass glitches.

What can Siri tell us about WWDC 2026?

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If you were to ask Siri right now what to expect from WWDC 2026, you'd be met with a response that sums up the whole issue with Apple's voice assistant.

"Do you want me to use ChatGPT to answer that?" No surprises there.

If Apple can cut out the middle man and deliver a Siri that doesn't so explicitly rely on external AI to function, it'll be a win for everyone involved. TechRadar's editor-at-large, Lance Ulanoff, dug into this topic in a separate article over the weekend.

What to expect for iPad at WWDC 2026

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Will we see new hardware at WWDC 2026, and more specifically, new iPads? Well, we can’t say for sure, but we do have a fairly good idea of what to expect (and not expect).

Sadly, the answer to that question is probably 'no' — for two reasons. The first is obvious — WWDC is Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, with the key word there being ‘developers’, meaning that the focus is on software, not hardware.

Second, in recent years, Apple has tended to unveil its new tablets either early in the year, or towards the end of the year. Mid-year launches are rare. And this year, we did indeed see an early-year launch, with the iPad Air (2026) landing back in March. That was only a few months ago, so it would seem odd for Apple to launch another model so soon.

Still, we're expecting to hear plenty from Apple regarding iPadOS 27 today — here's the full breakdown on what to expect for iPad at WWDC 2026.

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As for how Siri 2.0 might actually work in iOS 27, rumors suggest Apple could roll out a dedicated chat app for its voice assistant, as well as integrate Siri into the Dynamic Island.

Specifically, when you activate Siri with a wake word or the side button, a Siri animation will reportedly appear in the Dynamic Island. Then, once you’ve asked it something, a transparent results card will be displayed. If you need to go deeper than those initial results, you can swipe on the card to bring up a chat interface that apparently looks similar to an iMessage chat.

Hopefully, we'll see this rumored Siri interface in action today at WWDC 2026.

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Don't expect a Liquid Glass-level redesign

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As for what we're expecting to see in iOS 27 besides a major Siri revamp, rumors suggest Apple could add the ability to use natural language to create shortcuts in the Shortcuts app, as well as a new ‘Create a Pass’ option for Apple Wallet.

Other leaks point to tweaks to the look of Apple’s controversial Liquid Glass interface, design changes for the Camera and Weather apps, and improvements to autocorrect.

Don't expect a Liquid Glass-level design overhaul this year, then, but as mentioned, we're expecting to see Apple make experience-improving tweaks to the iPhone's transparent UI.

It looks like TechRadar's editor-at-large, Lance Ulanoff, is waking up to a clear morning in Cupertino, California (by my calculations, the local time is 6am PT).

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Hang on, here's an even better pic...

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And we've had our first "Good morning!" from Tim Cook, too.

The Apple CEO just tweeted a video of himself — and friends of the company including Harrison Ford, Jimmy Fallon, and Whoopi Goldberg — saying those exact words. Might today be the last time we hear a Tim Cook "Good morning!" on an Apple stage? With John Ternus stepping into the role of Apple CEO in September, it's certainly possible.

Coming bright up

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Let's take a look at the official event invite for WWDC 2026. The official tagline reads "Coming bright up," and Apple's developer website is awash with references to glowing light ("Glow all out" and "A glowing giveaway," for instance). You may remember that Apple added an edge-to-edge glow to Siri in iOS 18.1 — yes, almost two years ago — and we're pretty confident that this is what Apple is teasing again here (albeit for an updated, genuinely usable version of Siri).

One other thing that's worth mentioning: as much as we're expecting Apple to right the wrongs of Siri at WWDC 2026, rumors suggest the company will still add a 'beta' label to its new voice assistant, and there may even be a waitlist of some sort before you can actually try it. Apple did the same thing with the launch of Apple Intelligence in 2024, suggesting that Siri 2.0 might still not be a finished product (despite being much better than Siri as it exists now).

Lance has touched down in Apple Park, and things are looking 'bright'.

Future / Lance Ulanoff

Annual 'Lance at WWDC' selfie just dropped:

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What about MacOS?

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Let's pivot to MacBook for a moment. With MacOS 27, Apple looks set to introduce a “slight redesign” to the Liquid Glass-based UI, bringing fixes for “shadows and transparency quirks,” according to Bloomberg's resident Apple expert Mark Gurman.

However, “Liquid Glass itself isn’t going away,” Gurman insists: “The goal is more of a cleanup and refinement effort aligned with the company’s wider push to polish its software this year.”

This fits with the design rumors we've heard about iOS 27 and iPadsOS 27, too — so, Siri notwithstanding, 2026 looks set to be a year of small tweaks, rather than big swings.

Media pass secured

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Behold, the official Apple pins from WWDC 2026:

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Lil’ Finder Guy is definitely the best of the four.

With less than two hours to go until kick-off, it looks like Lance is doing laps around Apple Par— oh no wait, he's just finding his seat.

Survey says... Siri!

Early results for our 'What are you most excited to see at WWDC 2026?' poll suggest Siri 2.0 is the most hotly anticipated announcement of the day, closely followed by iOS 27 more generally. That makes sense, since more people use iPhones than, say, iPads or MacBooks, and Apple hasn't been discreet about marketing today's event as a Siri-focused showcase.

To see the current results of our poll, simply cast your vote below.

Apple Park is starting to fill up.

A reminder that today's event is due to start at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BST (or 3am AEST on June 9), and you can tune in via the video link at the top of the page.

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Here's what the TechRadar team is most excited to see at today's event:

Marc McLaren, Global Editor in Chief: I'm excited to see how Apple reclaims the narrative around AI. There are very few areas of tech where it's ever been so far behind its rivals and ended up looking a little out of touch, so if it has big things in store on this front, that's massive news. And if it doesn't… well, that's massive news too.

Jacob Krol, US Managing Editor, News: I'm really keen to see new Siri come to fruition after two years, but also how Apple positions it as helpful for everyday folks, and the features it decides to spotlight (will they be the same as originally promised?). It'll also be interesting to see whether Gemini or Google gets even a very tiny mention (I doubt it), and how Apple describes generative edit features for Photos.

Mark Wilson, UK Managing Editor, News: I’m looking forward to the new ‘Siri’ mode in the Camera app — I’ve been getting tired of Android getting all the cool visual search tricks like proper ‘Circle to Search’. And that sounds genuinely useful, assuming it’s not all smoke and mirrors again.

Matt Hanson, Managing Editor, Core Tech: I'd like Liquid Glass to look nicer in macOS 27.

Matt Evans, Senior Fitness & Wearables Editor: I'm excited to see how Tim Cook handles the baton-passing to John Ternus

Tim Coleman, Cameras Editor: More pics of Lance shaking hands with important people.

I'm with you there, Tim.

Interestingly, both the Apple Developer Portal and Apple Store website are still operating as normal, with just over half an hour to go until WWDC 2026 kicks off. Apple typically closes both sites for maintenance ahead of keynotes like WWDC, so we're expecting them to shutter imminently.

In other words, if you want to buy an iPhone from Apple directly, you've probably got about 30 seconds to do so...

We're ready and waiting (it looks like there are still some seats available, guys).

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We're just about 30 minutes away from the start of WWDC 26, and I'm curious whether we'll see John Ternus join Tim Cook and Craig Federighi on stage at Apple Park before the pre-recorded presentation begins.

Typically, the latter two appear in front of the big screen at Apple Park to offer a few words before the event video kicks off, but considering Ternus was out mingling with attendees last night — including TechRadar's own Editor-at-Large Lance Ulanoff — it feels like perfect timing for the CEO-to-be to step into this emcee role.

Either way, we'll find out soon enough.

If you're wondering what Apple might call macOS 27, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman isn't convinced that Big Bear, Redwood, or Tiburon are the chosen monikers.

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And just like that, Apple's beta page is down, teasing "We'll be back."

10 minutes to go. There's no music on Apple's live stream yet — at this point during Google I/O 2026, Google was torturing us with some AI-generated EDM — but the silence has got me wondering whether we'll see some sort of skit featuring Craig Federighi to kick things off.

The 'number of people in the waiting room' ticker is steadily heading north. It's now at 90,000...

The Apple stewards are wrangling the last few attendees...

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Here's a quick prediction/hope/dream from TechRadar's Managing Editor, Social & Engagement, Josie Watson:

"I'm betting on this finally being the year Apple gets its act together and delivers a competitive smart home service. With competition hotting up from Google Home and Alexa, a newly bolstered Siri with widgets and better Shortcuts could be the missing ingredient. Except that'll probably mean we need all-new, more powerful HomePods, too..."

And we're off! There's the music...

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Tim Cook walks onto the Apple Park green to Harry Styles' "Ready, Stready, Go!"

Was that the last "Good morning!" we'll ever hear from Tim Cook...

Confirmation that we'll be hearing about Siri today... surprise!

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Craig Federighi teases upcoming announcements regarding platform improvements, trust and safety, and Apple Intelligence and Siri.

Side note: Federighi's hair really is magnificent, isn't it?

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The first big reveal of the day: macOS 27 is... macOS Golden Gate!

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Here's Stacey Ford to talk about upcoming macOS upgrades. She says Apple has made macOS "faster, smoother, and even easier to use."

Can yo count all the upgrades in the image above?

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Liquid Glass will now diffuse content behind it much more effectively, and Apple is adding a new slider in Settings to adjust Liquid Glass. It's about time.

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Every window on macOS will now have the same corner radius, and Apple has also added Liquid Glass effects to app icons.

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I mean, that does look pretty cool actually.

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Some more eye-catching stats: iPhone and iPad apps will launch up to 30% faster, new photos will appear 70% faster, photos will transfer over AirDrop 80% faster, and file browsing is up to 5x faster. Impressive stuff.

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Hang on, did Apple just say... iPhone 11?!

iOS 27 will be available on every iPhone since Apple's 2019 flagship, which matches the minimum software requirements of iOS 26.

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Finally, Search is getting some much-needed TLC.

Apple has rebuilt Search from the ground up; iOS 27 and macOS 27 will index your entire data library, so you can better search for photos and emails. Huzzah!

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In case you missed it during that feature announcement flurry, iOS 27 will add a status slider for iMessages.

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We're moving swiftly on to the Trust & Safety portion of Apple's briefing.

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Starting this year, parents will be able to create upgraded Child accounts in iOS. They'll be able to approve which apps their children can download, which websites they can view, who their children can talk to, and how long they can spend on their iPhone or iPad.

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In iOS 27, Time Allowances work like Screen Time limits, but are informed by paediatric research, and can be amended to suit different times of day.

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Craig Federighi: "We're giving parents powerful, easy-to-use tools to help manage what kids can see and who they can talk to." This is good stuff from Apple.

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And here we go with the AI portion of today's keynote.

"Today, we're taking a big step forward with Apple Intelligence."

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Gemini mentioned!

Apple has acknowledged its partnership with Google; Gemini models will underpin Apple's upcoming Apple Intelligence features.

Apple believes that companies already investing heavily in AI should "turn the potential of advanced technology into helpful and intuitive products for everyone."

Is that a spot of shade-throwing?

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Apple announces Siri AI.

"We've rebuilt Siri with powerful AI at the core," the company says. "Siri is a profoundly more capable assistant, and it's more conversational."

There's a dedicated Siri app, and it'll live predominantly within your iPhone's Dynamic Island.

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Apple is showing off its new Siri AI platform by having a conversation about an upcoming Suki Waterhouse gig. This new voice assistant is contextually aware and capable of analysing what's appearing on your iPhone screen at any given time.

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Essentially, Siri AI will reduce the need to jump between apps manually. It can search through core iPhone apps like Photos, Maps, and Mail to better answer your query.

Incidentally, Apple is also launching new Siri voices — you'll be able to adjust pace and expressivity based on your preferences.

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An important side note there: these Siri AI upgrades extend to CarPlay and AirPods.

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I'm not seeing much here that's downright groundbreaking versus comparable assistants like Gemini, but it does seem as if Apple has caught up to the competition with Siri AI.

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Here's a look at Siri AI on macOS. Rather than being embedded in the Dynamic Island (which doesn't exist on MacBooks), it'll form part of Spotlight. You can expand Siri queries into dedicated macOS windows, and a new Siri field will appear when right-clicking on files.

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We're now getting a look at the dedicated Siri app, which will store your (private) conversational history across your devices. In typical Apple fashion, you can start chatting to Siri on iPhone, move to iPad, and finish the conversation on Mac.

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Siri mode in the iPhone's camera app looks like the Visual Intelligence feature that was promised two years ago. Touch the shutter button to let Siri see what you see, and you'll be able to ask contextual questions about your surroundings.

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Automatic Proofreading! That's a useful new Apple Intelligence feature. Essentially, you won't have to take action when your iPhone, iPad, or Mac highlights a writing error.

Here's another look at that Siri assistant pop-up on Mac:

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Oh, this is nice. Apple Intelligence can automatically organize your Safari tabs into categories.

I hope TechRadar's Global Editor in Chief, Marc McLaren, is watching...

Here's a major Passwords app update: now, you can automatically update eligible accounts to strong passwords, saving you the hassle of changing those passwords manually. Apple Intelligence will also go ahead and re-sign you into accounts with those changed passwords.

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Ooo, this is good too: if you're on a phone call and are asked for details regarding a booking or reservation (say, if you're speaking to an airline regarding a flight), Apple Intelligence will surface those details into the phone call interface, so you don't have to navigate away from the call. If it works, that's huge.

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Apple is now revealing a big Shortcuts app upgrade that we were hoping and praying for.

Essentially, you can now build Shortcuts with natural language prompts, so you don't have to wade through the complex process of building Shortcuts yourself.

Again, if it works, this could be huge for the accessibility of the feature, which launched way back in 2018.

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In iOS 27, Image Playground really feels like what it should have been when it first launched.

For starters, you can now make an image in pretty much any style, including much more realistic ones. It's also being integrated across nearly all platforms, and you can make images in pretty much any size. We'll need to see how it stacks up, but this Apple Intelligence launch feature now looks genuinely usable.

An important note there: Siri AI won't be available in the EU on iOS and iPadOS. That's a lot of customers.

Behold, the (very) big list of Apple Intelligence features coming to iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS Golden Gate:

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It's interesting that we haven't heard from (or even seen!) CEO-to-be John Ternus during this WWDC 2026 keynote. He is a hardware man, I suppose.

iOS 27, iPad OS 27, macOS Golden Gate, and the rest of Apple's next major software packages will arrive in Fall this year — for those new to this, that means 'in September, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro.'

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And that's a wrap on Apple's opening keynote for WWDC 2026.

Stay tuned for our breakdown of all the announcements, and I'm working on a handy 'key announcements' list as I type this, so you don't have to wade through my previous 100 posts.

The WWDC 2026 compatibility conundrum

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I've just published an explainer on the device requirements for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and Siri AI. To enjoy the full version of the latter — specifically, features like expressive voices and more advanced dictation — you'll need to own an iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, or an iPhone Air.

Frustratingly for many, Siri AI also won't be available in the European Union (EU) or China at launch.

Here's Apple's statement on the matter: "Unfortunately, due to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple will not be able to ship Siri AI in the European Union with the release of iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. Over the past several months, EU regulators did not accept any of Apple’s proposed solutions to bring Siri AI to the EU while safely supporting other virtual assistants."

Yikes.

Forget AI — credit rating giant feared by all countries just issued an alarming warning as Google and CloudFlare make crucial moves: "PQC spending will compete directly with AI investment"

Craig Hale — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:05:00 +0000

Quantum computing is threatening today’s encryption standards faster than expected
Google and Cloudflare accelerate PQC migration targets to 2029
Organizations should prioritize PQC spending alongside AI

Credit rating giant Moody's Ratings has warned that organizations could be underestimating just how quickly quantum computing could threaten current encryption standards, to the point that slow post-quantum cryptography adoption could even post a credit risk.

And industry giants are already starting to recognize this, with Google and Cloudflare having moved their targets to 2029 – a seriously big shift compared with the 2035 US government target for national security systems.

With these changes showing that some of the world’s most sophisticated internet infrastructure companies are worried about the speed of change, Moody’s argues that companies may no longer have the decade or more they thought to upgrade.

Strategic investment will secure systems before PQC is a major risk

Currently, most internet security depends on public-key cryptography. This includes online banking, payment platforms, digital identities, VPNs and secure government systems.

However, quantum computers threaten this because algorithms like Shor’s Algorithm could theoretically solve problems much, much faster than classic computers, essentially breaking down the cryptography and enabling access for attackers.

Until recently, we thought that millions of qubits would be needed before quantum systems were able to break current encryption standards, but it’s been revealed that around 10,000 qubits are sufficient to execute Shor’s Algorithm against today’s encryption standards.

Beyond that, around 26,000 qubits could potentially break P-256 – a standardized elliptic curve algorithm used commonly in financial services and government systems.

The report references Google Quantum AI research, which points toward a 20-fold decrease in the computing resources required to break secure elliptic curve cryptography compared with previous estimates.

In March 2026, Google announced it would be accelerating its PQC migration target to 2029. Cloudflare followed suit in April, reflecting that 2029 target. “This indicates that two of the world's most technically sophisticated operators of internet infrastructure have separately concluded that their existing planning horizon is no longer adequate,” the company noted.

Why PQC spend is just as important as investing in AI

With AI budgets dominating IT spend, Moody’s is now suggesting that PQC spend could compete with existing AI and IT budgets, but only if companies fully understand the risks. That’s because AI investments offer revenue growth opportunities and productivity improvements, but PQC migration doesn’t unlock any extra revenue or show tangible benefits to customers.

Getting in on the action early could actually be the smarter move, though. The company predicts that PQC migration could account for 2.5% of annual IT budgets now, but those who delay until 2030 could spend twice as much trying to catch up.

Alarmingly, Moody’s warns of a ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ threat. Attackers can steal encrypted data now, archive them, and wait for future quantum systems to become capable of decrypting the information.

As for costs, the White House previously estimated that migrating federal systems could cost around $7.1 billion over 10 years.

The secondary problem, the report warns, is that hyperscalers would need to adjust their infrastructure strategies to adapt. While a current cryptographic connection requires around 64 bytes, hybrid PQC connections require around 1,568 bytes – a 24x increase in the volume of data being transmitted.

As a result, the likes of Google, Cloudflare and others will need to continue to build out AI infrastructure while also upgrading infrastructure for post-quantum cryptography.

While the immediate, transformative potential of AI investment is undeniable, this shift serves as a reminder not to ignore the threat quantum computing poses to current cryptography.

Even your physical offices aren't safe from hackers — experts warn of Silent Ransom Group breaking into businesses to launch ransomware and extortion campaign

Sead Fadilpašić — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:05:00 +0000

SRG hit dozens of US firms using IT‑support impersonation, including in‑person intrusions
Attackers stole data via onsite USB exfiltration, then extorted victims
Group linked to BazarCall, Conti, and Ryuk, with law firms a primary focus

Hackers known as Silent Ransom Group (SRG) have been targeting different businesses in the US, compromising “dozens” between January and May 2026, experts have warned.

Cybersecurity researchers at Google Mandiant and Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) have echoed warnings shared by the FBI, noting how the hackers, also known as Chatty Spider, Luna Moth, or UNC3753, targeted primarily firms in professional, legal, and financial services.

Their tactic is simple - impersonate the IT department, trick victims into granting access to their computers, then use that access to either deploy infostealers, or to steal files right on the spot.

Walking into offices

In some cases, the hackers would call their victims on the phone and pretend to be IT support - similar to what ShinyHunters used to do last year. However, SRG took the scam to a whole new level by having its members walk into their targets’ offices - in the flesh - and use the computers on the spot.

"By sending someone in-person to the victim's location to facilitate the intrusion, SRG actors exfiltrate data to an external hard drive or USB drive inserted by the threat actor into the victim's computer," the FBI said at the time.

Once they steal the data, the attackers begin ransom negotiations, offering to delete the files in exchange for payment. Victims are usually warned that the data will be leaked publicly if they refuse to comply, and a dedicated website is propped up for that purpose, as well.

SRG was first seen back in 2022, and while it struck organizations in different industries, it is primarily focused on law firms in the US. Some sources said the group was previously linked to BazarCall campaigns, as well as Conti and Ryuk ransomware incidents.

Will your Apple Watch run watchOS 27? Apple just quietly dropped 6 current-gen watches from supporting the upgrade, including Ultra and SE models — here is the full list

matt.evans@futurenet.com (Matt Evans) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:39:54 +0000

Another WWDC, another set of operating systems. This year's WWDC 2026 keynote has been chock-full of highly-advanced AI-powered features, led by a revamped Siri AI designed to work across the whole Apple ecosystem — but these advanced features need devices capable of running them.

Because Apple updates its software each year, users of older versions of the best iPhones, MacBooks and, of course, the best Apple Watches worry their old technology may not get the new update, and thus official support for it would end.

Although there was no mention of compatibility in this year's keynote speech, the official Apple website confirms it that mammoth six watches that support watchOS 26 won't be able to make the upgrade to watchOS 27 — presumably because those models can't handle the new Siri AI.

Here are the watches that will still be supported when watchOS 27 lands later this year:

Which watches will get watchOS 27?

The full list of compatible models are as follows:

Apple Watch Series 10
Apple Watch Series 11
Apple Watch Ultra 2
Apple Watch Ultra 3
Apple Watch SE 3

These are the recent models without support for watchOS 27:

Apple Watch Series 6
Apple Watch Series 7
Apple Watch Series 8
Apple Watch Series 9
Apple Watch Ultra
Apple Watch SE 2

The Apple Watch Series' 6, 7, 8 and 9 — the latter of which is just three years old — do not appear on Apple's list of compatible devices. Users running those watches can only expect to receive basic security and maintenance upgrades in the future.

The first-generation Apple Watch Ultra — which is only four years old and was, let's remember, quite a premium product — and Apple Watch SE 2 are also included in this list.

This will be a blow to so many users. Traditionally, Apple has ended support for watches after six or so years, not three — to place this in context, last year's watchOS 26 supported Apple Watch Series 6, which was originally released in 2020.

First-generation Apple Watch Ultra users will also be incredibly irate — spending $799 / £849 / AU$1229 on a watch that was only supported for four years will be seen as a very predatory move by Apple, and may drive some customers away to competitors such as Garmin. After an exciting WWDC speech for AI fans, this news will leave a sour taste.

All the above watches' core features will still work, although users will run into problems as the watches reach the end of their lives. For example, you may be unable to update apps which are designed to work with the latest software features.

Series 10 is now the oldest watch to receive new versions of watchOS.

How to download the watchOS 27 beta

If you do have a supported watch and can't wait until September to try out all the new features, you can sign up to beta test Apple's latest OS. To do so, you'll need to enrol in Apple's beta program, which you can do either on Apple's developer portal here for the developer beta, or wait until the public beta next month, which most users will want to do. Remember to always back up your devices before doing so.

On your iPhone, go to Settings > General > Software Update > Beta Updates, , and action the software update when available.

Once the update is installed, you can go to the Watch app on your phone and use a similar pathway: My Watch > General > Software Update > Beta updates, enter your passcode and away you go.

Apple's new, AI-powered Siri is finally here — here are the biggest upgrades coming with Siri AI

rowan.davies@futurenet.com (Rowan Davies) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:34:22 +0000

Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote has wrapped up, and it marks Tim Cook's final hurrah as CEO. And he signed off in style, unveiling the tech giant's new features for iOS 27 — including the new AI-powered Siri as the star of the show.

The arrival of the new Siri voice assistant, dubbed Siri AI, and which now has a dedicated app, ends a two-year wait, after Apple initially announced it during WWDC 2024. Until now we've known very little about it, other than that Apple has enlisted the help of Google's Gemini AI models to power its new assistant.

Siri AI will arrive in English initially, with support for other languages coming in the future.

What's new in Siri AI?

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It's safe to say that Siri AI is a monumental upgrade to the traditional Siri voice we've been used to. Not only will it be able to carry out simple requests like the original Siri, but Apple promises its upgraded version is far smarter, and will be much more responsive to your needs.

Siri AI has a new design which, as we expected, extends from the Dynamic Island where you can speak or even spark a typed conversation. Then there's Siri's iconic voice and tone, which is also getting a revamp.

Apple says Siri AI's new voice will be more conversational, detailed, and engaging, making your back-and-forth chats easy to navigate. Siri AI can understand slang and other colloquial terms, which it incorporates into its responses, but that's not the most impressive part — it's even more customizable.

Until now, Siri's options have spanned different accents from two distinct voices, male and female, but with Siri AI you can be even more precise with how you want it to sound by amending its speaking pace levels, and how expressive it is, ensuring you can create a voice assistant that you don't find jarring.

For the first time, Siri is getting a dedicated app which, as per Apple's keynote visuals, doesn't look too dissimilar to Chat GPT's, with your chat history integrated across all of your Apple devices, which is synced privately with iCloud. If you don't want to open Siri via its new Dynamic Island home, the Siri AI app allows you to kick-start conversations right there.

On top of all this, you can write and edit with Siri AI wherever you type on your device, be that in Messages, Mail, or Pages, and it even proof-reads your writing while you type, offering helpful tips and suggestions for improvement. This means you won't need to manually take action whenever a writing error is highlighted. Apple has also said this function will also be available across selected third-party apps.

This is a breaking news story. We'll be updating this article as we learn more.

Apple quietly kills off support for Intel Macs and MacBooks

matthew.hanson@futurenet.com (Matt Hanson) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:33:41 +0000

If you're using an older Mac or MacBook with an Intel chip, then we have bad news, as Apple has quietly killed off support for any device sold before 2020 that doesn't have an Arm-based Apple silicon chip (that is, Macs with M1 chips or newer, or the A18 Pro, in the MacBook Neo's case).

Apple announced macOS 27 Golden Gate at WWDC 2026, and highlighted new features and performance improvements. However, it didn't reveal which Macs would be getting the upcoming operating system, which is due to release 'this Fall', so expect it about October.

Instead, we found confirmation tucked away at the bottom of the macOS news site. This is a bit cheeky, as it's a major change that will impact a lot of people, though it's also not that surprising, as it was only a matter of time before Apple dropped support for older Macs.

This also means there's no Mac Pro or iMac Pro model which can run macOS 27. Will Apple silicon models come out this year for those super-powerful workstations? Let's hope.

Bye bye Intel

Here is the list of Macs and MacBooks that will be able to run macOS 27 Golden Gate:

MacBook Air M1 or later
MacBook Pro M1 or later
MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 2020 or later
MacBook Pro 14-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Pro 16-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Neo
iMac M1 2020 or later
Mac mini M1 2020 or later
Mac Studio 2022 and later

By concentrating on its own chips, which use Arm architecture, Apple also no longer has to worry about Macs running on Intel's x86 chip tech, which will hopefully mean the macOS team has more scope to improve the performance of the software and add features in the future.

If you have an Intel Mac, you can continue to use it with macOS 26, though running an older operating system that might not get security updates in the future isn't recommended. So, it might be time to consider a new Mac — see below for some top deals.

MacBook Air M1 or later
MacBook Pro M1 or later
MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 2020 or later
MacBook Pro 14-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Pro 16-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Neo
iMac M1 2020 or later
Mac mini M1 2020 or later
Mac Studio 2022 and later

macOS 27 Golden Gate announced at WWDC 2026 — here's everything you need to know

matthew.hanson@futurenet.com (Matt Hanson) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:22:44 +0000

WWDC 2026, this year's edition of Apple's software-focused developer conference, has been particularly notable due to it being the last one with Tim Cook as CEO — he'll be handing over the reins to John Ternus later this year. But it's also given us a glimpse of what the future holds for Macs and MacBooks, with the announcement of macOS 27 Golden Gate.

Unlike Microsoft's rival Windows operating system, Apple releases yearly major updates to its macOS operating system which come with a new name (usually taken from a Californian landmark) and number, which now reflects the year of release. While macOS 27 will release at the end of 2026, Apple will count 2027 as its main release year, so it doesn't feel outdated a few months after it lands on people's hard drives.

While WWDC 2026 is noteworthy for being Cook's last event, this year's macOS update is less exciting, and is mainly focused on performance improvements (which are always welcome), and AI integration (less welcome).

Still, it's an update anyone with a Mac or MacBook will want to download, as long as your device is compatible, so read on to find out what's new.

A note about compatibility: perhaps the most noticable change with macOS 27 Golden Gate is that Intel-based Macs and MacBooks are no longer supported. Only Macs that have Apple silicon chips (so, M1 Macs and MacBooks or newer) will be able to install macOS 27.

macOS 27 Golden Gate: at a glance

What is it? The newest operating system for Macs and MacBooks
When will it be out? A beta for developers is available to download right now, full version likely in October 2026 ('coming this Fall' according to Cook)
How much will it cost? As usual, macOS 27 will be a free upgrade for everyone who has a compatible device

macOS 27 Golden Gate: Compatibility

Want to know if your Mac will be compatible with macOS 27 Golden Gate? Here’s the full list of Macs that’ll be able to run the operating system:

MacBook Air M1 or later
MacBook Pro M1 or later
MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 2020 or later
MacBook Pro 14-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Pro 16-inch M1 Pro 2021 or later
MacBook Neo
iMac M1 2020 or later
Mac mini M1 2020 or later
Mac Studio 2022 and later

You'll notice that no Macs made before 2020 are supported. That's because macOS 27 Golden Gate is only compatible with Macs running on Apple's own M-series chips (or the A18 Pro, in the MacBook Neo's case).

This is a major change, and could see a lot of people unable to upgrade. Apple likely sees dropping older Intel models as a clean break, and means macOS 27 Golden Gate can include a big focus on AI features — the old Intel chips don't have NPUs for on-device AI.

By concentrating on its own chips, which use Arm architecture, Apple also no longer has to worry about Macs running on Intel's x86 chip tech, which will hopefully mean the macOS team has more time to improve the performance of the software and add features in the future.

If you have an Intel Mac, you can continue to use it with macOS 26, though running an not-updated operating system isn't recommended. So, it might be time to consider a new Mac — see below for some top deals.

macOS 27 Golden Gate: release date

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The developer beta preview for macOS 27 is available today, but you probably don't want to install that.

For a start, you need to be a developer to download this beta, and that requires signing up and paying for a developer account. The public beta, which will come out in July, will be free, as will the final version when it launches later in the year.

Secondly, developer betas are very early versions of software that are mainly designed for (as the name suggests) software developers to test and make sure their apps are compatible. So, they're often very barebones, with missing features and plenty of bugs.

The public beta will hopefully be more stable, but there could still be problems, so I recommend most people wait until the final version is released, especially if you're installing macOS 27 on a device you rely on every day.

macOS 27 Golden Gate: new features

1. Liquid Glass tweaks

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Last year's macOS 26 brought a major design change with its Liquid Glass theme. While macOS 27 doesn't bring another major change to the interface, it does address some of the common complaints about Liquid Glass, especially the issue with transparency effects (which gives the interface its name) making text hard to read.

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It will diffuse shadows to make it easier to read, and there's a new slider to adjust the transparency of Liquid Glass.

2. General performance improvements

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The major focus of macOS 27 will be making the operating system feel faster and more responsive on Macs and MacBooks, so while the new features might not be that exciting, you should hopefully notice an improvement in the overall performance of your Mac — and for free!

Apple

'Responsiveness' is an important word, with animations feeling faster, and Apple promises that Mac apps will load 30% faster thanks to pre-loading.

Photos should appear in your gallery faster, and AirDrop sharing is up to 80% faster.

3. Better Search in macOS

Search has been rebuilt on iOS and macOS for Spotlight, Photos, and Mail (new ranking system for more relevant results), so finding files and folders on your Mac should be a lot easier.

4. Improved parental controls

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This is quite a hot topic at the moment, and it's good to see Apple has taken the protection of children seriously. Alongside the existing parental controls, macOS 27 Golden Gate will let parents put a block on apps, and there are now tools that will prevent unsuitable images, including nudity and gore, from being seen.

"We're giving powerful tools to parents," according to Craig Federighi, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering at Apple.

5. Siri AI

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Personally, I've never felt the need to use Siri much on a Mac, unlike on iPhones and iPads where the virtual assistant feels like a more natural fit.

That could change with the new overhauled Siri, which after several delays, will be a key part of macOS 27 Golden Gate. With advanced AI features, courtesy of Google's Gemini, the new and improved Siri will be able to complete tasks with just a voice command (or text prompt), such as write emails for you, and it can also detect what's on your screen.

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Siri will also make using the Calendar app in macOS better, as you can ask it to create events for you, and it can even check to see if you're available before you respond to invites.

There will be a new Siri app for macOS, where you can have conversations with the assistant, as well as see previous chats, much like you would see text messages in the Messages app. Conversations are synced with iCloud, so you'll be able to continue them on your iPhone or iPad.

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You also get system-wide context menus, and Siri AI is now integrated directly into Spotlight, where you can ask Siri questions without going into an app. A keyboard shortcut will bring up Visual Intelligence, so you can ask Siri about things on your screen.

6. Image Playground improvements

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Image Playground, the generative AI tool that turns prompts into images, has a new look that's easier to use, and it's getting an option that allows you to create wallpapers using AI.

A new model allows for photo-realistic images, and you can use it on your own photos, and nothing is uploaded or shared - it's all done on-device.

US citizen pleads guilty to spying for the People's Republic of China – agent was tasked with stealing information from DoJ to help launch cyber espionage campaign

Sead Fadilpašić — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:15:00 +0000

American citizen Thomas Pauken pleads guilty to spying for China
Acted as a paid middleman collecting sensitive US information
Faces up to 10 years in prison; sentencing set for Sept 2026

A 50-year-old American citizen has pleaded guilty to spying for China, and against the United States of America, and is now looking at a potential prison sentence of up to 10 years.

An announcement published on the website of the US Department of Justice (DoJ) stated Thomas Weir Pauken II conspired with multiple individuals and served as a middleman in data exfiltration.

Citing court documents, the DoJ said that in 2017, Pauken met with an unidentified person known only as ‘Cathy’. This person gave Pauken hardware (laptops, phones), told him who to meet, what kind of information to gather, and to report back to her.

Selling data to the Chinese

Cathy paid Pauken at least $100,000 for his effort and paid for multiple travels from China to the US to meet with these individuals and obtain the intelligence required.

Pauken also said he worked with two more individuals, named ‘Richard’ and ‘William’, who told him that the reports he was preparing went to Japan. He believed they, too, worked for the Chinese government.

Pauken also apparently sold reports to a group of Chinese individuals from Wuhan, interested in information about technology and the DOJ. These individuals were also interested in finding an expert hacker for espionage campaigns.

“In effect, Pauken admitted to being part of a conspiracy to obtain sensitive information from the U.S. government for the PRC,” said Assistant Attorney General for National Security John A. Eisenberg.

“His actions are a betrayal of this Nation and pose an unacceptable risk to our national security. NSD remains committed to safeguarding information essential to our national security, including through appropriate prosecution.”

Pauken’s sentencing is scheduled for September 1, 2026, where he is facing a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.

“By his own admission, not only did Thomas Pauken attempt to infiltrate U.S. political circles at the direction of China’s Ministry of State Security, but he gathered intelligence on his American targets and reported it back to his Chinese intelligence handlers,” said Assistant Director Roman Rozhavsky of the FBI’s Counterintelligence and Espionage Division.

“This case illustrates the lengths to which the Chinese Communist Party will go to undermine our democratic institutions and degrade our political freedoms, but it also demonstrates the FBI’s resolve to defend the homeland from threats to our national security. Let this plea serve as a clear warning: If you attempt to help a foreign adversary as an unregistered agent in the U.S., the FBI will find you and bring you to justice.”

What is the release date for Sweet Magnolias season 5 on Netflix?

jasmine.valentine@futurenet.com (Jasmine Valentine) — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:00:00 +0000

After waiting for over a year, Sweet Magnolias season 5 is finally making its return to Netflix.

The big news is Maddie's (JoAnna Garcia Swisher) new publishing career in New York City, testing her relationship with Cal (Justin Bruening). But Helen's (Heather Headley) engagement has also set the stage for a potential big wedding this season, with Dana Sue (Brooke Elliott) also trying to balance her growing kitchen business.

We've also got some new faces joining us this season, as romance hots up between the show's younger cast — which includes Manhattan-based writer Nell Winters (Jamie-Lynn Sigler).

But can everyone handle their new life changes, and when does Sweet Magnolias season 5 arrive on Netflix?

What time can I watch Sweet Magnolias season 5 on Netflix?

Sweet Magnolias season 5 drops on Netflix on June 11, 2026.

As for exact time, it should be the standard 12am PT release that previous hit shows such as Emily in Paris have also enjoyed.

For global regions, here's when you need to be prepared:

US – 12am PT / 3am ET
Canada – 12am PT / 3am ET
UK – 8am BST
India – 12:30pm IST
Singapore – 3pm SGT
Australia – 6pm AEST
New Zealand – 8pm NZDT

When do new episodes of Sweet Magnolias season 5 come out?

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All 10 episodes of season 5 will be released at the same time, much like the release schedule for season 4.

There's currently no word on any future seasons being picked up.