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Use these spoiler-free hints to solve today's Quordle before revealing the answers.
Check the starting letters, repeated-letter clue, and individual word hints to sharpen your guessing strategy.
Scroll down only when you're ready to see all four solutions.
Quordle continues to challenge word game fans by asking them to solve four five-letter words using the same guesses across four grids. Every guess provides clues for all four puzzles, making strategy just as important as vocabulary.
If today’s puzzle has you stuck, try these spoiler-free hints before scrolling down to the answers.
Need a little help? Here are today’s clues based on each word’s position:
Word 1 (Top Left): A baseball pitcher’s spot.
Word 2 (Top Right): Means not correct.
Word 3 (Bottom Left): Rose to one’s feet.
Word 4 (Bottom Right): Something strange or uncanny.
These clues should help you narrow down the possibilities without revealing the answers.
Need one final push?
One of today’s answers contains a pair of repeated letters.
The four words begin with the letters M, W, S and W.
If you’ve reached this point and still haven’t solved today’s Quordle, this is your final spoiler warning.
The solutions for today’s Quordle are:
MOUND
WRONG
STOOD
WEIRD
Today’s puzzle mixed everyday vocabulary with a few words that required broader thinking. MOUND was straightforward for baseball fans, while WRONG proved easier once the opening letter was identified. STOOD was a commonly used verb, but since it had repeated ‘O’ letters, it was somewhat harder to find. Weird was the last word for today’s Quordle, which was a rather unique adjective that most people would have figured out after finding a couple of letters.
Today’s Quordle puzzle consisted of both common words and descriptive hints. The repetition of letters in the word ‘stood’ made it somewhat more difficult, and references to the baseball game and the uncanny nature of something added some flavor to the puzzle. If you solved all four words without peeking at the answers, congratulations!
