Quordle 446, 15 April 2023: Hints, clues and answers for today's game

If you're finding Quordle to be too difficult today, don't worry, as this is the perfect place to find some help. You can not only find hints here but also the complete solution to Quordle at the bottom of this page. However, before jumping to the solution, consider if you need all four answers or if a strategy guide would suffice. Regardless, you'll find what you need by scrolling down.

What is Quordle?

Quordle is a game that involves guessing a five-letter word and is similar to Wordle. However, in Quordle, each guess applies letters to four different words simultaneously, and you have a total of nine attempts to correctly guess all four words. Essentially, it's like playing four Wordle games at once. Although it may seem overwhelming at first, it's not as intimidating as it sounds.


Quordle was created by Freddie Meyer and was inspired by the Wordle boom that occurred in late 2021 and early 2022. Meyer drew inspiration from Dordle, one of the first major Wordle variations that essentially involved playing two Wordles simultaneously. Quordle was released on January 30, and it quickly gained popularity. Six days later, it was even covered in The Guardian. According to Meyer, Quordle now attracts millions of daily users. Meyer earns a modest revenue through Patreon, where dedicated Quordle fans can donate to keep the puzzle game running.

Here are some hints for Daily Quordle 446:

The four words of the day begin with H, B, F, and C.
The words end with L, T, E, and N.
The first word is a reddish-brown or greenish-brown color, particularly of a person's eyes.
The second word is a round, flattish cap made of felt or cloth.
The third word means not in accordance with the truth or facts; incorrect.
The fourth word refers to a group or meeting of witches.

Answer for Daily Quordle 446 on April 15, 2023

The four words of the day are
HAZEL,
BERET,
FALSE,
COVEN.

FAQs

Who created Quordle?
Quordle was created by Freddie Meyer.
Is Quordle free to play?
Yes, Quordle is a free online game that can be played in your web browser.