Today’s Wordle Hints and Answer - Thursday, August 27 2026 (#1895)

Wordle hint August 27th

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Today’s Wordle Hints (#1895) - Thursday, August 27, 2026

Hint 1

Today's Wordle answer is a two-syllable word that opens on a vowel and uses that same vowel again in the second syllable, with three consonants handling the rest.

Hint 2

The Safdie brothers used today's Wordle answer to open the two-word title of their 2019 anxiety attack of a thriller, set in New York's diamond district and revolving around one very unlucky Ethiopian opal.

Hint 3

It describes anything left at full length, untouched by trimming, from hedges nobody has dealt with to hair that hasn't seen a salon since spring.

Today’s Wordle Answer (#1895) - August 27, 2026

SPOILER: The answer to today's Wordle is just a scroll down the page.

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Still don’t get it? Here’s today’s answer:

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