Wordle Hints for Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026 (#1967): Letters, Meaning and a Rhyme

For Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, The New York Times (NYT) offers Wordle #1967, edited by Tracy Bennett. It ends on a vowel. Rules are on the Wordle topic page, so these hints go straight to this one puzzle.

Six clues, gentle to strong

1. Vowels

   two, with one in the third spot and one at the very end.
2. Starts

   two consonants side by side, and the second one is R.
3. Ends

   with E.
4. Part of speech

   a verb.
5. Meaning

   to talk on and on, usually about nothing much.
6. In use

   “He would ___ about his holiday for an hour if you let him.”

7. Still stuck? Reveal the answer one letter at a time:

   1. 1

      P
   2. 2

      R
   3. 3

      A
   4. 4

      T
   5. 5

      E

Guessing tips for today

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A closing vowel like this one ended 389 of the 1,967 earlier answers, so guessing it early is a fair bet. Look to the front, where one consonant leads into another. Settle the opening pair and the middle vowel before you move on to the fourth spot.

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Today’s Wordle answer (spoilers)

Spoilers follow; scroll back up for the hints.

The answer to Wordle #1967 is Prate.

1. P
2. R
3. A
4. T
5. E

To prate is to chatter at length in a foolish or tiresome way.

Answer history check (spoilers)

The data for #0 to #1966 shows no earlier use of this answer. Its shape (two consonants, a vowel, a consonant and a vowel) fits 176 earlier answers. Twenty-seven started with P and R, and 38 closed with T and E. Four earlier answers match it in four places: Irate (#745), Plate (#670), Grate (#462) and Crate (#45). A fifth, Prove (#1936), matches in three. One earlier answer is a true anagram, Taper, which uses the same five letters in another order. The final E ended 389 earlier answers.

The next puzzle, #1968, comes at midnight.

Yesterday's Wordle answer

Wordle #1966 on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 was Dreck. Yesterday's hints and full solution.