Wordle Answer Today #1921 — Tuesday, 22 September 2026
Wordle Answer Today for Tuesday, 22 September 2026 has landed, and if you’re stuck on puzzle #1921, you’re in the right place. Hints come first below — the answer itself is further down, clearly marked, so stop scrolling now if you don’t want it spoiled.
Wordle Hints for 22 September 2026 (No Spoilers)
Hint 1 (Category): It’s a verb most often used to describe keeping a fire burning.
Hint 2 (Letters): The answer has 5 letters, with no repeats.
Hint 3 (Vowels): There are 2 vowels in today’s word.
Hint 4 (First letter): It starts with the letter S.
Hint 5 (Theme): Beyond fire, it can also mean to intensify a feeling or reaction — like excitement or interest.
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Wordle Answer for 22 September 2026
Today’s Wordle answer is STOKE.
Stoke means to add fuel to a fire to keep it burning, or figuratively to encourage and intensify a feeling — you might “stoke” a debate, a rivalry, or someone’s enthusiasm. The word traces back to the Middle Dutch stoken, meaning “to poke or thrust,” which evolved into the English sense of tending a fire. It’s also the name of the English city Stoke-on-Trent, though that’s unrelated to today’s puzzle.
How Did We Do Today?
Puzzle #1921 sits at a moderate difficulty — the double-meaning clue (literal fire vs figurative excitement) trips up players who lock onto the wrong definition early, but the letter pattern is fairly forgiving for common starting words. How many guesses did it take you? Share your score in the comments below. Missed yesterday’s puzzle? Catch up on Wordle Answer #1920 — Monday, 21 September 2026. Fancy another daily brain-teaser? Try today’s NYT Connections answers.
Abi has been writing about gaming, sports, puzzles, and UK entertainment since 2019. She covers everything from game reviews and festival previews to your daily Wordle hints — always from a British perspective.
