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Four familiar words tested discipline more than risk
Direct clues rewarded structured guessing
Repeated letters added mild complexity
Quordle rewards logical thinking and patience. Every guess must justify itself across four boards. Unlike Wordle, where a misstep stays contained, this game applies one mistake to all of the words. One careless word can block progress everywhere. One disciplined opener can steady the entire grid.
That tension shapes the experience. Some puzzles push players into chaos. Others test composure. Today sat in the middle. The clues stayed clear. The vocabulary stayed familiar. Still, the grid required focus, not flair.
Here’s the full breakdown of today’s Quordle hints, answers, and meanings.
Quordle challenges players to solve four five-letter words at the same time using nine total guesses.
Green letters sit in the correct position
Yellow letters belong in the word, but appear in the wrong spot
Grey letters do not appear in the word at all
Each guess applies across all four grids. Speed helps, but structure matters more. Practice rounds allow players to understand letter behaviour before attempting the daily puzzle.
Word 1 (Top Left): “____ to”, knowing something secret
Word 2 (Top Right): Describes an area without sunlight; also, someone acting dishonestly or illegally
Word 3 (Bottom Left): Send money to settle a bill or obligation
Word 4 (Bottom Right): The body’s main artery
Extra clues:
One word contains repeated letters
Starting letters: P, S, R, A
Spoiler alert. Stop reading if you still want to solve the puzzle yourself.
PRIVY: Knowing something confidential or secret.
SHADY: Devoid of sunlight; also associated with dishonesty or illegality.
REMIT: To send or transfer money, especially to settle a payment.
AORTA: The main artery that carries blood away from the heart.
Today’s Quordle rewarded clarity over cleverness. The hints pointed clearly to the answers, and the words avoided obscurity. Players who stayed methodical moved through the grid without friction. Those who overthought the puzzle slowed themselves down.
That balance keeps Quordle compelling. Some days invite risk. Others demand restraint. Tomorrow may demand something else entirely.
Until then, choose your opening words wisely. Happy solving!
