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Today’s puzzle features a playful adverb, a burning-related verb, a water-themed adjective and a past-tense action word.
Two of the four answers contain repeated letters, making letter placement a key challenge throughout the game.
The starting letters are C, S, A and A, offering useful guidance before revealing the final solutions.
Daily word games are all about balancing logic, vocabulary, and a little bit of luck. If today’s Quordle puzzle has you staring at the screen with only a few guesses left, don’t worry. We’ve rounded up spoiler-free hints to help you crack each word before revealing the final answers. Try the clues first; you might be able to solve the puzzle without needing the full solution.
Need a nudge instead of the complete answers? Here are today’s clues:
Word 1 (Top Left): Describes someone acting in a shy yet playful or flirtatious manner.
Word 2 (Top Right): To lightly burn the surface of something.
Word 3 (Bottom Left): Completely covered or soaked with water.
Word 4 (Bottom Right): The past tense of waking up from sleep.
Extra Clues
Two of today’s words contain double letters.
The four answers begin with the letters C, S, A, and A.
If you’re still trying to keep your winning streak alive, now’s the time to make your final guesses before reading on.
Spoiler Warning: The answers are below.
Today’s Quordle solutions are:
COYLY
SINGE
AWASH
AWOKE
Puzzle Breakdown
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Today’s puzzle was a nice blend of common words and descriptive words. COYLY is kind of the most difficult due to that unusual adverb form, and because of the repeated letters, it feels a bit less straightforward for most people. SINGE, on the other hand, seemed easier, since players could more easily spot it as a common five-letter verb they know in daily life or at least recognize quickly.
The bottom row then brought another round of issues. AWASH had players figuring out a descriptive adjective connected with water, while AWOKE tested their understanding of irregular verbs in the past tense. And the fact that both words began with the same letter A did not help at all; it created yet another layer of confusion.
The repetition of letters in some of the words posed further challenges.
Whether you solved all four words on your own or needed a few hints to get there, every Quordle puzzle is a chance to sharpen your pattern recognition and vocabulary. The game’s four-grid format continues to make it one of the most rewarding daily word challenges for puzzle fans.
Come back tomorrow for a fresh set of Quordle hints and answers, and another opportunity to extend your winning streak without exhausting all your guesses.
