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Hurdle hints and answers for October 15, 2026

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

Hurdle hints and answers for October 15, 2026

Today, October 15, 2026, Hurdle presents players with a series of five-word challenges. In the first round, players must guess the word, receiving feedback on correct, misplaced, and incorrect letters. Successful guesses lead to the next hurdle, with the answer to the previous hurdle used as the first guess. The final hurdle provides all correct answers from prior rounds, clearly indicating correct and misplaced letters.

Players should note that the frequency of highlighted letters in earlier guesses does not necessarily reflect the letter count in the final word. For those needing assistance, here are hints for the October 15, 2026, Hurdle rounds:

1. Hurdle Word 1 hint: Skilled

Hurdle Word 1 answer: ADEPT

2. Hurdle Word 2 hint: Clear glue

Hurdle Word 2 answer: RESIN

3. Hurdle Word 3 hint: Chill out

Hurdle Word 3 answer: RELAX

4. Hurdle Word 4 hint: Picture border

Hurdle Word 4 answer: FRAME

5. Final Hurdle hint: Baby bird

Hurdle Word 5 answer: OWLET

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