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Hurdle hints and answers for September 28, 2026

Hints and answers to today's Hurdle all in one place.

Hurdle hints and answers for September 28, 2026

Daily word games like Wordle have inspired a new game called Hurdle. This game consists of five rounds, each presenting a challenge. In the first round, players attempt to guess the word, and the game reveals correct, misplaced, and incorrect letters. Correct answers lead to the next hurdle, providing various clues based on the solution.

The final hurdle displays every correct response from previous rounds, accompanied by highlighted correct and misplaced letters. It's important to note that the frequency of letter highlighting does not represent the actual number of times the letter appears in the final word.

Should players find themselves stuck at any point in the game, assistance is available. Hurdle Word 1 hint suggests starting with "Taylor ___," leading to the answer SWIFT. Hurdle Word 2 hint advises, "I looked all over," resulting in the answer SCOUR. For Hurdle Word 3, the clue "Clingy" points to the answer NEEDY. Hurdle Word 4 hints at "Rubbish," resulting in TRASH as the correct response. Finally, Hurdle Word 5 hints at being "parched," leading to the answer DRIED.

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