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Easy, spoiler-safe hints to guide today’s Quordle solves
Complete answers revealed with simple meanings
A quick, fun guide to sharpen daily word-game skills
Quordle takes a basic word game and turns it into a high-pressure cognitive dash. Players need to solve four words, each five letters long, at the same time, and they have nine chances to do it. Every guess matters across all four puzzles, with not a single chance wasted.
This is a game that pushes vocabulary and observation skills to their limits. If Wordle feels comfortable now, Quordle raises the difficulty, demanding sharper pattern recognition and smarter strategy with every word.
Today’s puzzle is a reminder that Quordle is not just a game of speed, but a game of accuracy. With overlapping information and repeating letters, this game takes patience, not just guesswork.
Here’s how to read these color hints:
Green letters show where each letter should be placed.
Yellow letters highlight that a letter will appear in the word but in a wrong place.
A blank space means that letter isn't in the word.
The new players can ease into this challenge by practicing these puzzles before engaging with the daily Quordle puzzle.
Here are the hints for today’s four words:
Word 1 (top left): A chicken, or a pejorative term for a fussy old woman
Word 2 (top right): A collection stored in a secure place
Word 3 (bottom left): A small, slow-moving animal with a spiral shell
Word 4 (bottom right): To toss or hurl
Further hints:
Two of these solutions have repeating letters.
The four words have initials B, C, S, and T.
Scroll down further when you are ready to disclose them.
BIDDY: A chicken or a stubborn old lady
CACHE: A hidden or secure collection
SNAIL: A slow animal with a helical shell
THROW: To toss or hurl an object
Quordle continues to be a daily challenge for your brain, frequently frustrating and rewarding at the same time. The puzzle will challenge your vocabulary, logic, and perseverance at every step, while ensuring complete fun and excitement. Didn’t make it today? Well, tomorrow will bring a whole new set of puzzles and another chance to prove your word puzzle skills.
