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Today’s Words & Themes: NEWER, EXILE, SWEET, AFOUL
Strategy: Track letter positions carefully, watch for repeated letters, and use the process of elimination.
Skill Boost: Improve vocabulary, observation, and logical thinking while having fun.
Quordle is a game that takes the classic word game to the next level. Instead of figuring out just one word, the players have to guess four words at the same time, and each is accompanied by a separate clue. This adds a layer of strategy, since it will be a battle between your vocabulary and your problem-solving skills.
A new day brings a new challenge, and the fun of the game is to find out all four words before looking at the answers. Whether you play once in a while or are a word-game junkie, Quordle today is still a brain-teaser that is both fun and rewarding.
Word 1 (top left): More recent
Word 2 (top right): To drive someone out of their home or country
Word 3 (bottom left): Not salty, sour, bitter, or umami
Word 4 (bottom right): An adverb ‘into conflict or difficulty with’ (used in ‘run ____ of’)
Tip: Two of the words today have repeating letters. All of the words begin with N, E, S, and A.
NEWER – Something newer or recently emerging.
EXILE – The forced ejection of a person from their home or nation, usually for political reasons.
SWEET – Having a sugary flavor; opposite of salty, sour, bitter, or umami.
AFOUL – Into trouble or conflict with something, frequently in the usage of ‘run afoul of.’
Today’s Quordle clues and answers provide an exercise for the mind. Each try is a training session for the language, recognizing the pattern, and thinking out of the box. You are still acquiring new vocabulary and practicing your problem-solving skills, even if you only manage to guess three words correctly today.
The satisfaction that, at the end, one has been able to solve the puzzle is unique, and thus, it makes the daily struggle so much worthwhile. Tomorrow, a new batch of interesting words will be waiting for you! Keep amusing your brain with the challenge!
