Quordle clues and solutions for September 25 puzzle

Quordle is an internet based word puzzle in which you have to decipher four-five letter words hidden inside a grid.

Quordle was designed by Freddie Meyer and its a Wordle-Dordle inspired game. Quordle is available on its official website. It does not require you to do any fishy log in or sign up formalities, also the website is completely ad free.

For beginners, a previously played Quordle dashboard is also available at the website to get their hands on before playing the puzzle game live.

Quordle or Wordle? Which is more challenging?

Quordle is four fold word puzzle in which you have to crack four- five letter words in a grid by randomly typing in letters in nine attempts. Whereas in Wordle, you have to decipher one five letter word in a grid in six attempts.

Both are equally challenging and have their own interesting characteristics.

Quordle Rules-

You can start your game by entering vowels initially. But, there are only nine tries and each wrong try will be counted.

If the letter you entered is in the right place, It will light up Green.

If the letter is right but is placed wrong, it will turn up Yellow.

And If it turns Gray, it means both are incorrect.

Quordle Hints for September 25

Starting Letters: L, G, G, K

Ending Letters: H, R, E, D

Word 1: A dog's lead.

Word 2: A person who looks at something for a longer time- onlooker,viewer.

Word 3: Cunning or sharp-witty minded.

Word 4: To hit someone with your knee.


Hope you all could answer all these. If not, keep scrolling!!!

Spoiler Alert! Answers Ahead!

Quordle Answers for September 25

LEASH

GAZER

GUILE

KNEED



That's all for today! Hope you guys were able to maintain your winning streaks. See you all again tomorrow with another round of Quordle puzzle.

FAQs

How many attempts are there in Quordle?
There are Nine attempts in Quordle while you are trying to decipher the word. Each attempt if wrong, costs one.


How do you say "Quordle"?
Quordle was designed by Freddie Meyer and is pronounced as "Kwordle".