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Daily Puzzle Solutions: Waffle, Connections, Wordle July 15

Waffle answers to make sure it stays sweet.

Daily puzzle solutions for July 15, 2026, are in, alongside today’s Jumble puzzle answer and Globle country answer for anyone working through the full lineup. Today’s Wordle 1852 answer is PSHAW. The NYT Connections 1130 categories are Terms for the Legal System (BAR, BENCH, COURT, TRIBUNAL), Things With Laces (BASEBALL GLOVE, CORSET, FOOTBALL, SHOE), Kinds of Sports (EXTREME, MOTOR, RACKET, WATER), and Words Before Room (BREATHING, ELBOW, HEAD, WIGGLE). Strands 864 features vertical spangram PIEINTHESKY with theme words ROMANTIC, IMPRACTICAL, QUIXOTIC, and IDEALISTIC.

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What Are the Daily Puzzle Solutions for July 15, 2026?

The daily word puzzle solutions are confirmed. Today’s Wordle #1852 is PSHAW, which starts with the letter P and ends with W. The word has only one vowel (A) and contains no duplicate letters.

Yesterday’s Wordle answer for July 14, 2026 (Wordle #1851) was STEAK. It begins with the letter S, ends with K, and contains two vowels.

What Are the Connections Categories and Answers Today?

The New York Times Connections puzzle #1130 contains the following groups:

CategoryAnswers
Terms for the Legal System (Yellow)BAR, BENCH, COURT, TRIBUNAL
Things With Laces (Green)BASEBALL GLOVE, CORSET, FOOTBALL, SHOE
Kinds of Sports (Blue)EXTREME, MOTOR, RACKET, WATER
Words Before Room (Purple)BREATHING, ELBOW, HEAD, WIGGLE

For comparison, Connections #1129 from July 14, 2026, featured the following solutions:

CategoryAnswers
Contract (Yellow)AGREEMENT, BARGAIN, DEAL, UNDERSTANDING
Edit Menu Options (Green)COPY, CUT, DELETE, PASTE
Kinds of Baskets (Blue)EASTER, GROCERY, LAUNDRY, PICNIC
Symbolized With Arrows (Purple)RECYCLING, SHUFFLE, THIS SIDE UP, U-TURN

What Is the Strands Spangram and Word List Today?

The New York Times Strands #864 theme is “Rose-colored glasses.” The vertical spangram is PIEINTHESKY. The four required theme words are ROMANTIC, IMPRACTICAL, QUIXOTIC, and IDEALISTIC.

The prior puzzle, Strands #863 on July 14, 2026, used the theme “Make yourself comfortable.” The spangram was HAVEASEAT, and the six theme words were RECLINER, THRONE, OTTOMAN, CHAIR, ROCKER, and BEANBAG.


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