The Wordle variety Quordle returns with a very challenging puzzle for April 30th. If you want to build a Quordle winning streak (or maybe even win a single game), you’ve come to the right place. Express Online has compiled a selection of spoiler-free Quordle guides for everyday humor. Simply head to the bottom of the page for Quordle 96 hints. Good luck!
Quordle challenges players to learn four different words in just nine attempts. Like Wordle, you’ll need to pay attention to the color of the tiles if you’re going to be successful.
If the tiles turn gray, the letter will not appear in the word you guessed. If it is yellow, the letter will appear, but not in that particular spot. Finally, the green squares mean that the character appears in that specific position.
The twist with Quordle is that when you guess a word it will appear in all four answer boxes. You can solve them in any order, so keep an eye on everything, because you may be able to omit the third word before you guess the first.
One strategy is to get as many vowels as possible in your opening guess. Try words like ADIEU or AUDIO on your first try, as these letters will appear with more words.
If you are not able to solve the first Quordle word in your second guess, choose a word with five completely different letters in order to increase your chances of solving each puzzle.
Be sure to check Express Online every day for the latest Wordle and Quordle guides.
Quordle Hints for Word 1…
1. The first word begins with the letter C.
2. The first word contains one vowel.
3. Wait a long time and you may discover the answer.
Quordle Hints for Word 2…
1. The second word begins with the letter S.
2. The second word contains only one vowel.
3. Association of clergy.
Quordle Hints for Word 3…
1. The third word begins with the letter M.
2. The third word contains one vowel, but it appears three times.
3. Kind of quarrel.
Quordle Hints for Word 4…
1. The fourth word begins with the letter C.
2. The fourth word contains only one vowel.
3. Same as the first word but with a different vowel.
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