Quordle 357, January 16: Hints and answers for today's word game

More than eleven months have passed since the Quordle game was first made available. The game has gained popularity all over the world since its release as a prototype in January, despite some initial bugs and issues with ease of use.

It is now one of the most frequently played daily word games, due to its high level of difficulty. Players must accurately identify four five-letter words in nine tries, rather than just one.

These games do not count toward your daily streak if you're new to the game, you can switch to practice mode. However, if you're having trouble with Quordle 357 for January 16th, see the tips below that will help you solve the puzzle.


• Letters are repeated in two words.
• Words begining with C, J, L, and T.
• Words ending with K, O, R, and H.
• Word 1: A portion of an axle or shaft that is bent out at a right angle to transform reciprocal motion into circular motion and vice versa.


• Word 2: A person who enjoys making jokes.
• Word 3: In North America, a rope with a noose at one end is specifically used to catch cattle.
• Word 4: Each of a group of hard, bony, enamel-coated structures that are utilized for biting and chewing in the jaws of most vertebrates.

Answer for Quordle, January 16:

CRANK
JOKER
LASSO
TOOTH

FAQs:

1. Who created the word game Quordle?
   Freddie Meyer
2. Where can gamers access the Quordle game?
   The Quordle game can be downloaded for free on iOS and Android devices and also be played on the internet.