Use these spoiler-free hints to solve today’s Quordle before revealing the answers.
Check the starting letters, repeated-letter clue and individual word hints to improve your guessing strategy.
Scroll down only when you’re ready to see all four solutions.
Quordle continues to test players by challenging them to solve four five-letter words simultaneously using the same set of guesses. Every attempt provides clues across all four grids, making smart guessing just as important as having a strong vocabulary.
If today’s puzzle has you scratching your head, these spoiler-free hints should point you in the right direction before you reveal the answers.
Need a nudge? Here are today’s clues, based on each word’s position and how it sits there:
Word 1 (Top Left): To entertain or amuse someone.
Word 2 (Top Right): To mark using a heated iron that carries an insignia.
Word 3 (Bottom Left): A fragrant wood often used to repel insects, such as in old closets.
Word 4 (Bottom Right): A short piece of writing that summarizes or describes something.
These hints should help you shrink the options without just handing out the solutions, straight up.
Need one final clue?
One of today’s answers contains a pair of repeated letters.
The four words begin with the letters A, B, C, and B.
If you’ve made it this far and still haven’t solved today’s Quordle, this is your final spoiler warning.
The solutions for today’s Quordle are:
AMUSE
BRAND
CEDAR
BLURB
Today’s Quordle combined familiar vocabulary with a few words that required broader thinking. AMUSE was a straightforward verb, while BRAND could be slightly tricky given its multiple meanings. CEDAR stood out as the nature-related answer, and BLURB may have taken longer to identify for its repeated letters and publishing context.
Today’s Quordle was kind of a balanced mess, you know, everyday terms mixed in with a bit more specific vocabulary. The repeated letters inside BLURB somehow made it harder, like, another little extra layer, and the hints tied to branding, cedar wood, and entertainment kept the whole thing interesting. If you managed to crack all four words before looking up the answers, then nice job – really, well done.