.png){kind=logo}
WAXEN Tested players with a less commonly used word describing something resembling wax today.
APNEA Added difficulty through a medical term associated with temporary breathing interruptions.
CHIME and WAVER Balanced the puzzle with familiar vocabulary requiring careful deduction skills.
Quordle keeps testing word puzzle fans by making them solve four five-letter words at the same time, like a stressy brain thing. Unlike Wordle, where you chase one final answer, Quordle asks for a blend of vocabulary sense, reasoning, and careful deduction to get all four solutions before the guesses run out. If today’s puzzle feels weirdly hard, these hints should give you some direction, without flat-out spelling the answers out right away.
Need some help before the reveal? Check out the hints for today’s Quordle challenge:
Word 1 (Top Left)
Hint: Consisting of or resembling wax.
Word 2 (Top Right)
Hint: A brief cessation of breathing; an apnea condition.
Word 3 (Bottom Left)
Hint: The sound produced by a bell or the ringing of a phone.
Word 4 (Bottom Right)
Hint: To be unstable, indecisive when making decisions.
Other Hints:
One of today's words features two identical letters.
The four words start with W, A, C, and W, respectively.
If you’ve gone through the hints and are now ready to solve the puzzles, this is your last call before the answers come into light.
Today’s Quordle solutions include:
WAXEN
APNEA
CHIME
WAVER
An interesting combination of descriptive words, medical terms, and ordinary language was included in today's Quordle game. Although solving CHIME may not be too difficult for players, the other words WAXEN and APNEA may be somewhat challenging, especially since these words do not occur often in people's speech. WAVER may also pose some difficulty for players, as they need to choose among words with similar patterns.
Also Read: Quordle Today: Hints, Answers and Strategies Guide for June 19
In today’s Quordle, players seemed to like working through a bundle of pretty common words, plus a few less common ones as well. You could say that folks who found CHIME pretty straightforward were kinda able to pick up confidence with the other three answers too, while WAXEN and APNEA ended up being more challenging, maybe.
