Quordle Today: Clues, solutions to the four-fold wordy puzzle for August 25

Quordle is a web based word puzzle which has taken internet by storm. Quordle is a Wordle inspired game designed by Freddie Meyer.

Quordle was launched in January 2022. Since then, it has become a global sensation. Quordle is available at its official website. It resets every midnight and brings in new word challenges every 24hr.

Quordle does not require any fishy logins or sign ups to play the game. It is completely ad free.


Quordle provides you with a dashboard of previously played puzzles to try hands on without making it count in the streak.

How to play Quordle?

Quordle requires you to decipher four-five letter words. These words are given in a grid, you have to randomly type in letters across and down in order to decode the words.


You have only nine attempts to crack these words.

Quordle blocks will change color- here's why

The blocks inside the grid will change its color according to the letter entered.

If the letter you entered is right and 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 August 25

Starting Letters- C, C, P, B

Ending Letters- P, K, T, H

Word 1- Referring to a champion in an informal way.

Word 2- Sharp sound of a hard oject striking together.

Word 3- The central point on which something turns or balances.

Word 4- A small space a person can go to.

In case, you are still looking for answers! Scroll down!

Quordle Answers for August 25

CHAMP

CLACK

PIVOT

BOOTH

See you again tomorrow with another round of Quordle puzzle- keep looking for this space for hints and answers.

FAQs

Can Quordle be played for free?

Yes, Quordle is free for all users. It can be played as many times as you may want. For newcomers, a previously played Quordle dashboard is also available to try hands on.

How many attempts are there in Quordle?

Quordle is a word puzzle game in which you have to decipher four-five letter words in nine attempts.