Test your word skills with today’s four five-letter Quordle answers before looking at the solutions.
Use the meaning-based clues and starting letters to gradually narrow down each word.
Ready for the reveal? Scroll down to check all four answers for Quordle #1682.
People searching for a bit of help on today's Quordle may consider using these clues before finding the four five-letter words. The clues of today's words include a thing produced from a flower, a very long time, an attack that comes from all sides, and being thin or better.
In contrast to other word games, where you find one word after another, the Quordle game requires you to solve four words at once.
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): Something relating to the nose.
Word 2 (Top Right): A route or course that has been planned.
Word 3 (Bottom Left): The joint connecting the thigh and lower leg.
Word 4 (Bottom Right): A word associated with strength or used to express possibility.
Need one more clue? The four answers begin with N, R, A and M, respectively.
The starting letters can give you a useful boost when working through today’s four Quordle grids. Look for an I word meaning to become liable for something, an F word referring to a fellow, a T word associated with enormous strength or power, and an F word meaning suddenly stopped moving.
If you want to solve today’s Quordle without seeing the answers, this is your final spoiler-free stopping point.
Spoiler alert: The four answers to today’s Quordle are:
INCUR
FELLA
TITAN
FROZE
Today’s Quordle brings four five-letter words with distinctly different meanings. INCUR means to become liable for something, while FELLA is an informal term for a man or fellow. TITAN describes someone or something exceptionally powerful or influential, while FROZE means to become frozen or suddenly stop moving.
The starting letters I, F, T and F can help you narrow down each grid. Two of today’s answers also feature repeated letters, giving you an additional clue as you work through the puzzle. If you’ve found all four without checking the solutions, you’ve successfully completed today’s Quordle challenge.