Wordle answers by month
September 2025 — Wordle Answers & Hints
All 30 puzzles from September 2025, #1535 through #1564. Each one opens its own page with layered hints, the difficulty rating, and the answer kept behind a click. Pick a date on the calendar, or scan the list below.
Mon, Sep 1#1535EasyLast but not it, hopefully.Tue, Sep 2#1536NormalMuscle power — or a polite maybe.Wed, Sep 3#1537NormalA good dog's favorite errand.Thu, Sep 4#1538EasyWhat smoothie machines do best.Fri, Sep 5#1539NormalHow an unanchored rowboat travels.Sat, Sep 6#1540NormalThe telltale sign of overstuffed pockets.Sun, Sep 7#1541EasyPavarotti's range — or a conversation's general tone.Mon, Sep 8#1542EasyDawn's soundtrack, courtesy of the birds.Tue, Sep 9#1543EasyThe thing a magician never explains.Wed, Sep 10#1544EasyWearing the face of a dessert-denied toddler.Thu, Sep 11#1545EasyMusical version: one fewer than the players.Fri, Sep 12#1546NormalWhat a stubbed toe does for the next hour.Sat, Sep 13#1547HardRock bottom, to an astronomer.Sun, Sep 14#1548EasyLike a classroom the second the teacher leaves.Mon, Sep 15#1549NormalSing ___! — every campfire leader's demand.Tue, Sep 16#1550NormalThe ballplayer who smudges ink when writing.Wed, Sep 17#1551HardCounted at every dental checkup.Thu, Sep 18#1552HardIt gets sharpened before dinner service.Fri, Sep 19#1553EasyThe procrastinator's favorite deadline.Sat, Sep 20#1554NormalKick the decision down the road.Sun, Sep 21#1555NormalA witches' book club, essentially.Mon, Sep 22#1556NormalA porcupine's spike, or a scribe's pen.Tue, Sep 23#1557EasyWhere rivers end and rumors begin.Wed, Sep 24#1558EasyLike a worn pencil — or unsparing feedback.Thu, Sep 25#1559EasyHow a tailor wants fabric to fall.Fri, Sep 26#1560NormalLollygag when you should be leaving.Sat, Sep 27#1561HardOn the ___: where appliances go to misbehave.Sun, Sep 28#1562HardLike the center of an underbaked brownie. Double O ahead.Mon, Sep 29#1563HardPolite enough for jury duty — or engineering.Tue, Sep 30#1564HardThe honking V overhead each autumn. One vowel keeps returning.