Today's Quordle Hints and Answer: September 29, 2026

Today's Quordle is a balanced board: two words give up their letters early, one hides behind a tricky consonant cluster, and one is a genuine head-scratcher. Manage your nine guesses carefully.

Quick facts

Date
September 29, 2026
Boards
4
Guesses
9
Difficulty
Medium

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Today's Quordle hints

Take these in order, easiest first, and no peeking until you've given it a real try.

1Hint 1

Board 1: a common word. Your starter guesses should crack it by guess three.

2Hint 2

Board 2: contains a double letter; don't waste guesses on single-letter variants.

3Hint 3

Board 3: starts with a consonant blend (two consonants together).

4Hint 4

Board 4: the hardest. Think of a less common synonym for a everyday action.

5Hint 5

Strong nudge: use guess 4 to 5 as elimination guesses targeting the unsolved boards' missing letters.

Today's Quordle answer

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Answer explained

Sample data: four five-letter answers, one per board. Always verify against the official puzzle before publishing.

Difficulty & solve notes

Difficulty: Medium

Open with two strong starters that cover distinct letters (e.g., SLATE then CHUNK), then focus remaining guesses on the board with the fewest known letters. Avoid spending guesses on boards you've already solved.

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Frequently asked questions

How many guesses do you get in Quordle?

Nine guesses total, shared across all four boards. Every guess you type applies to every unsolved board.

What is the Daily Sequence mode?

Sequence mode makes you solve the four words one board at a time instead of simultaneously.

Do the boards share letter feedback?

Each board gives its own green/yellow/gray feedback for the same guess, so one guess tests four words at once.