The New York Times challenged daily puzzle players with two distinct five-letter solutions for Wordle number 1833 and 1834 on June 26 and June 27, 2026.
Users must guess the secret terms within six attempts.
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According to puzzle reports from Rock Paper Shotgun, the solution for Friday, June 26, was "ACUTE."
This adjective contains three vowels and five unique letters, beginning with A and ending with E.
Rock Paper Shotgun reported that a helpful starting word for the June 26 puzzle was "TEACH." It turned four letters yellow for players trying to preserve their win streaks.
Saturday Puzzle: SCOOP
The daily puzzle shifted on Saturday, June 27, to the word "SCOOP."
It features a double letter and originates from a Middle Dutch root meaning to shovel or dig, as reported by Forbes contributor Erik Kain.
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According to Forbes, the Wordle Bot analyzed the June 27 puzzle using "SLATE" as an opening word.
Kain utilized "CRATE" to narrow the puzzle down to 63 remaining options before solving it in four guesses.
Rock Paper Shotgun noted that players can share their daily results using a built-in spoiler-free sharing feature. It copies colored grids to clipboard functions or social media applications.
The digital word game originally began as a personal project by software engineer Josh Wardle in October 2021.
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It was acquired by The New York Times in January 2022 for a seven-figure sum.
