Today's four-fold word mystery awaits! Quordle challenges players to identify four different five-letter words using just nine strategic guesses. Each attempt reveals vital clues through a simple color system: green tiles for letters in their correct position, yellow for correct letters in the wrong spot, and gray for letters not found in any puzzle word.
Quordle emerged from word puzzle enthusiast David Mah's desire to create a more demanding version of Wordle. With developer Freddie Meyer's expertise, the concept evolved into the four-grid challenge that tests vocabulary skills in a unique way. Now under the prestigious Merriam-Webster banner, the game continues to challenge word lovers daily.
First Letter: Starts with H
Last Letter: Ends with S
Vowel Pattern: CVCVC (where C = consonant, V = vowel)
Letter Pattern: Contains pattern _V_ V_ (same vowel appears twice)
Meaning Hint: The dip that’s way healthier than you thought.
First Letter: Starts with B
Last Letter: Ends with Y
Vowel Pattern: CVCCC
Letter Pattern: No repeating letter pattern.
Meaning Hint: When the weather is “just right”... or a little too weird.
First Letter: Starts with W
Last Letter: Ends with Y
Vowel Pattern: CVCCC
Letter Pattern: Contains pattern _ _CC_ (same consonant appears twice)
Meaning Hint: A mental workout with no actual results.
First Letter: Starts with E
Last Letter: Ends with T
Vowel Pattern: VCVCC
Letter Pattern: Contains pattern V_V_ _ (same vowel appears twice)
Meaning Hint: When things stand up straight... and you’re impressed.
Predicting words with vowels are the best hints in Quordle. They frequently appear in English words in a common pattern, such as CVC, consonant-vowel-consonant. For example, try "WHERE" and "MOODY" from the previous day's Quordle game. Select "Past Games" from the "Daily Classic" drop-down menu, then select the March 31 game.
Repeating letters is best suited for an elimination strategy. When a letter appears twice, half of the word can be guessed with little difficulty. From the 29 March 2025 game:
Letter "E" helps with guessing the first word and the fourth.
Solutions are up front. But before that, try to guess a word taken from the hint of the game played on 30 March 2025 - When “oops” turns into “uh-oh.”!
For those who want just the answers:
HUMUS
BALMY
WORRY
ERECT
This game offers the perfect balance of accessibility and challenge—even vocabulary experts find themselves returning daily for more puzzling fun.