Wordle 1765 Hint and Answer
Catching up on a missed day, or replaying an old grid for practice? Wordle 1765 is the puzzle that ran on Sunday, April 19, 2026, and this page gives you its hints and its answer without spoiling either one too early.
Below, you'll find five step-by-step hints for Wordle #1765, the answer tucked behind a button, and a quick look at what makes this word tricky. Links to the puzzles on either side sit right under the hints.
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What are the hints for Wordle 1765?
The Wordle 1765 hints are five clues taken from the answer to the Sunday, April 19, 2026 puzzle: the vowel count, any repeated letter, any rare letter, then the first and last letters. Open them in order and stop once it clicks.
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Vowels
The word contains one vowel (A, E, I, O, U).
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Repeated letters
No letter appears more than once.
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Less common letters
The word uses only common letters (no J, Q, X, Z, K or V).
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First letter
The first letter is S.
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Last letter
The last letter is D.
Show the answer
The answer is STAND.
What does the word mean?
verb: To position or be positioned physically: To support oneself on the feet in an erect position.
Used before? Yes. It was also the answer on August 15, 2021 (#57).
What should you know about Wordle 1765?
Wordle #1765 ran on Sunday, April 19, 2026. Its answer has one vowel, no repeated letter and no rare letters, and it had been an answer before. The table below sums up the word without naming a single letter, so you can size it up safely.
| Puzzle number | #1765 |
|---|---|
| Date | Sunday, April 19, 2026 |
| Vowels | 1 |
| Repeated letter | No |
| Less common letters (J, Q, X, Z, K, V) | None |
| Repeat answer | Yes |
Pro Tip
With one vowel or none, the consonants do the heavy lifting here. Spend an early guess on common consonants instead of chasing a second vowel that simply isn't there.
How should you use these hints?
Make two guesses of your own first, then open one hint at a time and guess again after each one. Save the answer box for your final row, because every hint you skip makes the win on Wordle #1765 feel a little more like yours.
Here's what each of the five hints covers, from the gentlest nudge to the biggest giveaway:
- Hint 1 counts the vowels.
- Hint 2 says whether a letter repeats.
- Hint 3 flags rare letters like J, Q, X, Z, K and V.
- Hint 4 gives the first letter.
- Hint 5 gives the last letter.
And here's the order we'd recommend playing them in, based on how much each one gives away:
- Make at least two guesses of your own before opening anything.
- Open one hint, then guess again before opening the next.
- Save the answer box for when you've truly run out of ideas.
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Wordle 1765 FAQs
What is the answer to Wordle 1765?
Inside the answer box above, hidden so you don't see it by accident. Tap the answer button twice to reveal it, along with the word's meaning and whether it had been an answer before.
When was Wordle 1765?
Wordle #1765 ran on Sunday, April 19, 2026, and like every Wordle it went live at midnight in each player's own timezone, so it started at different moments around the world.
How many vowels does Wordle 1765 have?
The word contains one vowel (A, E, I, O, U). That's the first of our five hints, and it points you toward the right family of words without giving anything else away.
Is Wordle 1765 a repeat answer?
Yes. This word had been the answer once before. Repeats began in February 2026, so an old answer can't be ruled out any more.
What was the Wordle before #1765?
The puzzle before this one was Wordle #1764, which ran on April 18, 2026. Use the previous puzzle button on this page to open its hints, then reveal its answer only if you want to.
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