Quordle #248: Hints, answer for today’s wordy puzzle of September 29

Are you ready to indulge in Quordle's challenge today? For regulars, yesterday's puzzle was more straightforward, but every day is not Sunday! Quordle today will be a tougher task. But our hints and clues can help you overcome the challenge and maintain your score.

How Quordle originated?

When the Wordle was at its peak in 2021, everyone loved the once-a-day word puzzle. But Freddie Meyer, the inventor of Quordle, was thinking of something else. He took inspiration from another variation of Wordle known as Dordle, where a player can play two Wordle puzzles simultaneously and that is how Quordle came into being.
Freddie created a four-words-a-day iteration and released it with the name Quordle on January 30, 2022.

How do we play and solve today's Quordle?

As the gameplay is slightly different from Wordle, a player in Quordle gets nine chances to solve four 5-letter words. The game can be played by opening the official website. A player can also practice before attempting to play. The green, yellow and grey letters appearing on the tiles will help solve the puzzle.

However, if you cannot get the answers for Quordle today, here are our helpful tips before you make any further attempts. You can also look at the final answers at the end, but looking at the answers without trying the game can spoil the challenge.

Let's get to know the Quordle #248 hints for Thursday, September 29

• Two words begin with the letter F.
• The second word contains the letter L twice.
• Three words in Quordle contain two vowels each.
• All the Quordle words contain at least one vowel.

These were the relevant tips. Now, we will reveal the answers to you, in case you haven't figured out the words yet. So, here is the solution for Quordle #248:

1: FLINT
2: FLAIL
3: HAZEL
4: RUMBA

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FAQs

1. What would be the correct pronunciation of Quordle?
Ans. The correct pronunciation should be 'Kwordle', but it must not sound like 'curdle'.

2. From where Freddie Meyer gets revenue for Quordle?
Ans. Meyer earns small-scale revenue from Patreon, where fans can donate to keep them up and running.