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Solve four words with strategic thinking and smart deduction.
Color-coded clues guide players toward accurate guesses.
Today’s answers expand vocabulary and puzzle mastery.
Word games have become a daily ritual for millions, and among them, Quordle stands out as a puzzle that pushes your vocabulary and evaluation to the limit. This mental workout challenges you to solve four different words at the same time.
It is fast-paced and deeply satisfying once patterns start to emerge across all four grids. Whether you’re a puzzle enthusiast or someone just looking to sharpen your linguistic reflexes, today’s hints, answers, and meanings will guide you through the challenge while helping expand your word power.
Playing Quordle is easy to learn but difficult to master. You start by typing any five-letter word. The game applies your guess to four mystery words in separate quadrants. You have nine chances to get all four right.
If a letter is in the right position, it becomes green.
If the letter is in the word, but not in the right location, it becomes yellow.
Letters not found in the word remain gray.
The shared feedback system means that a single smart guess can unlock clues across all four words. If you’re new, practice mode is a great place to warm up before attempting the day’s main puzzle.
Word 1 (top left): As Bruce Springsteen says, you can’t start a fire without one.
Word 2 (upper right): To connect a trailer, or to hitch free rides on highways.
Word 3 (bottom left): A marshy, slow-moving part of a river or lake.
Word 4 (bottom right): Something distinctive about someone or something.
Two words have repeated letters.
Starting letters: S, H, B, T
SPARK: A ‘spark’ is a small particle of fire or a flash of light. Figuratively, it represents the start of something-energy, excitement, or inspiration. Springsteen famously uses it as a metaphor for motivation.
HITCH: The word ‘hitch’ means to attach or fasten, and is used when putting a trailer behind the tow vehicle. It is also used informally in ‘hitchhiking,’ meaning to travel by catching free rides from passing vehicles.
BAYOU: The term ‘bayou’ describes a sluggish, marshy water channel - typical, for instance, of Louisiana. It is an integral part of Southern US culture, ecology, and folklore.
TRAIT: A ‘trait’ is a distinguishing characteristic-physical, behavioral, or personality-based-that helps describe or differentiate someone or something.
Today’s Quordle combines vocabulary and logic for both learners and puzzle lovers alike. If you were able to solve today’s puzzle, congratulations! Quordle is a great daily workout for the word enthusiast’s mind. If you needed to take a look at the clues, don’t worry. Come back tomorrow for more clues, meanings, and a fresh challenge!
