Wordle Answer for September 5, 2026

What soupy means

Thick and liquid in texture, like soup; often used to describe something undesirably wet, mushy, or lacking clarity or definition.

Where the word comes from

From soup, which entered English in the 16th century via French soupe, from Latin suppa, meaning "bread soaked in liquid." The suffix -y was added to create an adjective meaning "resembling or containing soup" or "thick and murky." The figurative sense of "soupy" as overly sentimental developed in the 20th century.

Hints for September 5, 2026

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Synonyms of soupy

• thick
• cream
• creamy

Used in a sentence

The fog was so thick and _____ this morning that I could barely see across the street.