Phrazle has two puzzles on 12 October 2026: morning #1132 and evening #1133. Each is a whole phrase to find in six tries on phrazle.gg.
Today’s Phrazle Answers 12 October 2026
Phrazle changes at midnight and at noon by the player’s own clock. On 12 October 2026, the morning puzzle is #1132 and the evening puzzle is #1133.
Morning puzzle for 12 October 2026 (#1132)
Three hints come first, then the answer.
Hint 1 · word lengths
The phrase has four words, with letter counts of 3, 2, 1 and 9.
Hint 2 · phrase meaning
Finish with far more points than the other side.
Hint 3 · first letters
The words start with the letters W, B, A and L.
Phrazle morning answers – 12 October 2026 (#1132)
WIN BY A LANDSLIDE
To win by a landslide is to win by a lot of points. People say it when the winner finishes far ahead.
Example: Our team hopes to win by a landslide.
Evening puzzle for 12 October 2026 (#1133)
Three hints come first, then the answer.
Hint 1 · word lengths
The phrase has five words, with letter counts of 5, 2, 2, 4 and 3.
Hint 2 · phrase meaning
Improve your behavior or performance, or leave.
Hint 3 · first letters
The words start with the letters S, U, O, S and O.
Phrazle evening answers – 12 October 2026 (#1133)
SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT
Shape up or ship out means to improve your behavior or performance or leave. People say it when someone must make that choice.
Example: The coach told the players to shape up or ship out.
More Phrazle: Yesterday’s two answers · Play Phrazle on phrazle.gg
Also today: Wordle · Connections · Strands · Pips
Earlier days: 11 Oct · 9 Oct · 8 Oct · 7 Oct
Recent Phrazle answers
Here are the most recent Phrazle answers we have on record, newest first.
- 11 October 2026 · evening #1131 · FAMILIARITY BREEDS CONTEMPT
- 11 October 2026 · morning #1130 · THAT TAKES THE BISCUIT
- 10 October 2026 · evening #1129 · JAM SESSION
- 10 October 2026 · morning #1128 · A SCAREDY CAT
- 9 October 2026 · evening #1127 · LET MY HAIR DOWN
- 9 October 2026 · morning #1126 · GETTING SACKED
- 8 October 2026 · evening #1125 · PLAYING WITH FIRE
- 8 October 2026 · morning #1124 · PUSH THE ENVELOPE
- 7 October 2026 · evening #1123 · MAIDEN VOYAGE
- 7 October 2026 · morning #1122 · GET THE BALL ROLLING
- 6 October 2026 · evening #1121 · TREAD WATER
- 6 October 2026 · morning #1120 · THROW YOUR HAT IN THE RING
- 5 October 2026 · evening #1119 · BAD BLOOD
- 5 October 2026 · morning #1118 · TURN TURTLE
Questions about Phrazle
When does Phrazle change to a new puzzle?
A new puzzle arrives twice a day, at midnight and at noon in the player’s own time zone.
How many tries does a player get in Phrazle?
A player gets six guesses for each puzzle.
Where can a person play Phrazle?
Play in a web browser at phrazle.gg.
What is Phrazle?
Phrazle is a popular daily phrase-guessing game that challenges players to solve entire idioms, famous sayings, and common expressions instead of single words. With color-coded tile feedback and six attempts to find the correct answer, it offers two unique daily challenges—one in the morning and one in the evening—for puzzle fans everywhere.
How Phrazle Works
To consistently solve the daily Phrazle board, understanding how the grid’s color-coded feedback works is essential:
- Green Tiles: The letter is correct and locked in the exact right spot within the phrase.
- Yellow Tiles: The letter exists somewhere in the phrase, but it belongs in a different position or a different word.
- Purple Tiles: The letter is in the correct word, but in the wrong spot inside that word.
- Gray Tiles: The letter does not appear anywhere in today’s hidden phrase.
Hints for Strategy & Gameplay
- Start with Common Vowels: Use your opening guesses to test high-frequency vowels (such as A, E, I, and O) to quickly uncover the vowel placement and overall rhythm of the full phrase.
- Look for Consonant Clusters: Keep an eye out for familiar consonant pairings and common word endings to narrow down potential vocabulary options rapidly.
- Process Words Separately: Focus on locking down the structure of one word at a time rather than trying to solve the entire phrase at once to conserve your remaining attempts.
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