Four Word Challenge: Put your vocabulary and deduction skills to the test as you attempt to uncover four five-letter words in today’s Quordle.
Smart Clues: Finding one or more grids difficult? Use today’s hints to eliminate possibilities and get closer to the correct words.
Answers Revealed: If you have tried every possible guess and are still stuck, scroll down to find all four answers for today’s Quordle.
Need some help with today’s Quordle? These clues can point you towards the four hidden words without giving away the answers immediately. Today’s solutions include a particular type of flower, a very long stretch of time, a powerful full-scale attack, and a word referring to becoming smaller or getting into better shape.
Remember, Quordle asks you to solve four different five-letter words simultaneously, meaning every guess you enter is applied to all four boards. Choose your guesses carefully!
Players looking for a little help can use these clues to narrow down today’s four answers without spoiling the puzzle immediately:
Word 1 (Top Left): A command or instruction asking someone to be quiet.
Word 2 (Top Right): Describes someone thin, flexible and graceful.
Word 3 (Bottom Left): A word associated with a river mouth; it is also the name of a Greek letter.
Word 4 (Bottom Right): A trumpet-like instrument traditionally used for military signalling.
Spoiler alert: The four answers to today’s Quordle are:
SHUSH
LITHE
DELTA
BUGLE
Today’s Quordle brings four five-letter words that cover a mix of common descriptions, objects and familiar references. The first word means a command to remain quiet, while the second describes someone who is graceful, flexible or supple.
The third answer refers to the mouth of a river and is also the name of a Greek letter. The fourth is a small brass instrument traditionally associated with military signalling.
The starting letters S, L, D and B can help you narrow down the possibilities across the four grids. Today’s answers also offer an extra clue, with one of the words containing repeated letters. If you managed to uncover all four without looking at the solutions, congratulations, you’ve successfully completed today’s Quordle!