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Quordle today is back with another exciting challenge for players to solve. As the year draws to a close, the daily puzzle has become a familiar ritual for many: a brisk dose of vocabulary, logic, and instinct slotted neatly into a morning routine or a mid-day pause. Let’s take a look at what today’s game has to offer, along with detailed hints and answers.
Whether you’re a streak-keeper or new to the grid for the very first time, Quordle is true to its twist: four five-letter words solved simultaneously, with nine attempts only. Type any word to start, and watch for your clues on all four boards:
Green shows a correct letter in the correct position.
Yellow is a correct letter in the wrong position.
The practice section comes in handy for a warm-up, in case you are still finding your rhythm.
Word 1 (top left): A quick or sudden movement of the fingers and/or wrist; also a synonym for film.
Word 2 (top right): A sporting contest, or something used to ignite a flame.
Word 3 (bottom left): describes the groove-heavy musical style of such artists as Prince, George Clinton, and James Brown
Word 4 (bottom right): Vaulted chamber beneath a church.
Extra clues:
None of the words contains repeated letters.
Starting letters are F, M, F, and C.
FLICK: A quick, sharp movement; also an informal word for a movie.
MATCH: A contest or game; also a small stick used to start a fire.
FUNKY: Relating to funk music with a strong rhythmic groove; also stylish in an offbeat way.
CRYPT: An underground vault or chamber, usually beneath a church
As the year draws to a close, Quordle continues to offer a small but satisfying mental challenge: the kind that rewards both logic and linguistic intuition. If you have breezed through today’s grid, congratulations!. If you needed that last push to solve today’s puzzle, do not worry. Tomorrow brings another shot at four fresh words. For more puzzle commentary and daily insights, don’t miss the gaming section of Analytics Insight.