Quordle 389, February 17: Here are hints, clues and solutions to solve today's word puzzle

Quordle 389 is here! We are back with hints and solutions for the brand-new puzzle. Since Quordle debuted on the market, around five months had passed. After being made available as a prototype at the end of January with several bugs and usability difficulties, the word game has now become a major hit.

Due to the heightened degree of difficulty, it is the most well-liked daily word game outside of Wordle. Players must accurately anticipate four five-letter words in as little as nine trials.

If you're new to the game, you may train in the practice mode, which gives players access to an infinite amount of Quordle word puzzles without counting any of them toward their overall numbers, such as their victory streak.


The daily game option provides players with a fresh set of words for the Quordle problem every day at midnight. A user's data, including their victory streak if all four words are correctly answered, are updated after completing the daily mode problem.

Some of the daily Quordle words may be difficult to correctly predict within the allotted number of tries. As a result, over the past few months, we have started including our own tips in addition to the solutions.

Use the tips and solutions provided below if you're having trouble with Quordle 389, February 17.

Hints and clues for Quordle 389, February 17:

• Today’s words start with the letters C, F, M, and T.
• The ending letters in the words are F, K, H, and P.
• Word 1: a steep rock face, especially one that is at the water's edge.
• Word 2: a really peculiar and surprising circumstance.
• Word 3: The hole and hollow in the bottom region of the human face that is encircled by the lips and used for both vocalization and food intake.
• Word 4: Soldiers or the military.

Answers for Quordle 389, February 17:

CLIFF
FREAK
MOUTH
TROOP

FAQs:

1. Who was the creator of Quordle?
   Freddie Meyer.
2. What is Quordle?
   In Quordle, you must correctly guess four words in nine tries.