Wordle #1925 —
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Five hints, gentle to strong
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Two. That counts every A, E, I, O and U, including repeats.
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Yes. One letter appears twice.
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The first letter is E.
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The last letter is Y.
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A poem or song expressing sorrow, often for someone who has died.
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The answer
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The answer to Wordle #1925 is ELEGY.
Word breakdown
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Go to the answerELEGY, letter by letter
Letter facts are counted from the word itself. The meaning note is written by an editor.
- Vowels
- 2 · E and E (1 different)
- Consonants
- 3 · L, G and Y. Y counts as a consonant here
- Repeated letters
- E appears twice
- Shape
- Vowel, consonant, vowel, consonant, consonant
Close matches
No other common word in our list differs from ELEGY by a single letter.
What it means
elegy noun · A poem or song expressing sorrow, often for someone who has died.
Editor's note
A closer look at ELEGY
ELEGY is a literary word. It begins and later returns to E, and ends in Y. Its meaning is narrower than a generic sad poem: an elegy is associated with grief or remembrance.
What one guess would tell you
SLATE against ELEGY would produce the colors shown above. Green means the correct letter and spot; yellow means a letter elsewhere in the word; gray means no unused copy of that letter remains. This is a calculated example, not a recorded player's guess.
The days before
Full archive- Friday, September 25, 2026
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How this puzzle was checked
Date, number and answer for #1925 match the official game feed, YourDictionary, Five Forks and WordleHints. How we verify answers