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Wordle puzzle #1,587 was played on Thursday, October 23, 2025. This page gives progressive hints first and reveals the answer in a labeled spoiler section at the end, so you can stop as soon as you have enough to solve it.
Hints for Wordle #1,587
Work through these in order. Each one is more revealing than the last.
- The word has one vowel and one repeated letter.
- It begins with the letter D and ends with the letter L.
- The clue points to a hand tool used to make holes. Figuratively, the same word can also mean training through repetition, and one dated guide lists “train” and “auger” as synonyms.
Spoiler: the answer
Spoiler warning: the answer is below.
The answer for Wordle #1,587 on Thursday, October 23, 2025 was DRILL. Several dated Wordle hint guides from that period identify this word and number, and a separate answer archive lists DRILL for the same date.
About the game and this date
Wordle is a daily five-letter word deduction game. Every player gets the same answer on a given day, which is why a single date-specific answer page can serve everyone looking for that day’s solution.
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The official New York Times page for this historical puzzle could not be checked directly while preparing this article, so the answer rests on the corroboration of multiple dated guides and an answer archive. If you are comparing against a live archive, match the puzzle number and date before relying on any answer.
The title uses “Today’s” in its original form, but this article covers the puzzle as it appeared on October 23, 2025. For the current day’s Wordle, check the game’s own page directly.
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The Bottom Line
Wordle #1,587 for Thursday, October 23, 2025 was DRILL, a word that starts with D, ends with L, and has one vowel and one repeated letter.
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