Today's Quordle: Here are clues, answers for word puzzle

Welcome to the daily Quordle feed, folks, Today, we have rather uncommon words for the puzzle. Guessing the correct words will most likely be difficult for most, except for vocabulary nerds. Like always, we have hints to make life easier for you. However, if you’re new to this quadruple word puzzle, here’s all you need to know:

What is Quordle?
At its core, Quordle is a simple word puzzle inspired by Wordle, the word game that became ultra-popular during the lockdown era. However, you need to find four words at a time instead of one, like in Wordle. The game was created by a group of unknown Wordle enthusiasts and can be seen as an advanced version of the famous game.


Like Wordle, Quordle, too, prioritises simplicity while also discouraging addiction, unlike other games that aim for maximum engagement. The complex game is available only on mobile and desktop browsers, with no applications for iOS or Android. Unlike other money-hungry apps, Quordle doesn’t require any permissions, nor does it have any advertisements.

How to Play Quordle?
You start the game by following this link on your phone or desktop browser. Once on the Quordle website, you will see four grids of four slots each. Each slot will have five blocks for a five-letter word. Start by typing a five-letter word, which will appear in the first slot of all four grids. The letters present in any of the four correct words will be highlighted in yellow, while those in the correct positions will turn green.




Like Wordle, you get six attempts to guess the correct answers. Once all four grids turn green, you win the game, or else you lose. If you cannot get the four correct words in six attempts, the game will display the correct answers on the screen.

What’s today's Quordle?
The Quordle for today is a very difficult one. Three of the four words are uncommon. Here are the clues for today’s Quordle:

• Words with C, P, A, and W.
• Words end with P, D, E, and H.
• None of the four words have a letter twice.
• First word-sticking together
• Second word-former global reserve currency
• Third word - found in supermarkets
• Fourth word - a pulling machine

The Quordle for September 9 is:

• CLUMP
• POUND
• AISLE
• WINCH

That’s all we have in today’s Quordle feed. See you tomorrow with another complex Quordle.