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Quordle #1694: hints first, answers after
TechRadar's Monday, September 14 Quordle page walks you from a gentle vowel hint to the full answers, at whatever pace you want.
In brief
TechRadar's Monday, September 14 Quordle page walks you from a gentle vowel hint to the full answers, at whatever pace you want. Today's Quordle has four different vowels across its solutions, and the page is built so you can take one hint and stop. Originally reported by TechRadar.
Still going after 1,500 games
Quordle arrived as one of the first Wordle spin-offs and has outlasted most of them. It is harder than the original, which is why the hint pages keep getting written.
“Quordle was one of the original Wordle alternatives and is still going strong now more than 1,500 games later.”
Check which day you're on
Game #1694 is Monday, September 14. Because the puzzle rolls over at local midnight, half the world is on a different number, so Sunday's #1693 has its own page.
“A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone”
Five hints, then answers
The ladder goes vowels, repeated letters, uncommon letters, then two rounds of starting letters. Answers and the Daily Sequence solutions sit at the bottom.
A spoiler line to stop at
Before anything is given away, the page plants a warning. Take one hint, close the tab, go back to the grid with your streak intact.
“Information about Quordle today is below, so don't read on if you don't want to know the answers.”
Today's vowel count is four
Hint #1 tells you four different vowels appear across the day's solutions. That narrows your opener without handing you a single letter position.
“The number of different vowels in Quordle today is 4”
The rest of the puzzle round
Same site, same day: hints for NYT Connections and Strands, plus Marc's column on Wordle itself. One stop if you play more than one.
Here's the gist
Today's Quordle has four different vowels across its solutions, and the page is built so you can take one hint and stop.
