Yesterday's Quordle Answers
Stuck on puzzle #1,750? Solve 4 Wordle-style boards at once, sharing every guess across all of them. Take the hints one rung at a time, or jump straight to all four words. Nothing spoils until you tap.
Hints, one board at a time
Welcome back, puzzler. Quordle #1,750 for Monday, November 9, 2026 is live: 4 five-letter words, solved together with 9 shared guesses across every board.
Here's how this page works: the five hints below spread letters across all four boards before naming the hardest one, so reveal them one at a time and stop the moment you have a plan. All 4 answers sit in the green box further down, locked behind a tap. Nothing here reveals itself on its own, not a single letter and not one of the four words.
Letters across all four boards, then the toughest one named. Stop when you have a plan.
Drumroll, please…
Quordle Answers for November 9
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Tap a tile to reveal one letter at a time, or show all four boards.
About yesterday's 4 words UNMETSINEWNADIRVOGUE
E (Word 1 & 2 & 4), N (Word 1 & 2 & 3), I (Word 2 & 3), U (Word 1 & 4).
Word 1: Medium, Word 2: Medium, Word 3: Easy, Word 4: Hard. The bottom right board is the one most likely to slow you down.
Word 1 is worth 7 points, Word 2 is worth 8 points, Word 3 is worth 6 points, Word 4 is worth 9 points in Scrabble before any bonus squares.
Puzzle #1,750, published Monday, November 9, 2026, with 9 guesses shared across all 4 boards.
Quordle strategy that actually helps
Proven habits from top solvers, useful today and every day.
Unlike Wordle, you can't chase one word early. Spend your first 3 to 4 guesses testing as many different letters as possible across all 4 boards.
After a few information guesses, one board usually has more green and yellow than the rest. Pivot there. Finishing it early frees up guesses for the other three.
A word that solves one board still gives you color feedback on the other three. Nine guesses for four words leaves no room for a guess that only serves one board.
With only 9 guesses total, your last two need to be precise. When one board narrows to a few candidates, check whether a guess can close it and probe another.
When two boards share a letter, a word containing it does double duty. A letter that appears on three boards does three jobs for the price of one guess.
Daily Quordle gives 9 guesses. Quordle Chill relaxes that to 12. Quordle Extreme cuts it to 8. New to the multi-board flow? Start with Chill.
How we rate each board's difficulty
Each of the 4 words is scored the same way we score Wordle: how common its letters are in everyday English, whether any letter repeats, and whether its ending follows a familiar pattern. The toughest board on any given day is the one most likely to cost you guesses.
An everyday word with a common pattern. Most solvers clear it fast.
Familiar enough, but it will not fall out of a coverage guess.
Uncommon letters or a repeated one. Expect it to eat extra guesses.
The board that eats your last guesses. Rare letters or a repeated one. This is where streaks die.
How to play Quordle
The rules in full, for anyone arriving without them.
Quordle is four Wordles played at once on a single keyboard. Every guess you type is scored against all four hidden words simultaneously, and you have nine guesses to finish all four boards.
- 1 Type one guess, score four boards
A single five-letter guess appears on every board at the same time and gets its own coloring on each.
- 2 Spend the first two guesses on coverage
With nine guesses for four words, the opening pair should cover ten different common letters rather than try to solve anything.
- 3 Finish the board you know most about
Once a board has three or four greens, close it out. A solved board stops competing for your remaining guesses.
- 4 Land all four within nine guesses
Nine guesses for four words means an average of just over two per board, so wasted turns are expensive.
Merriam-Webster
Four five-letter words at once
9 guesses total
Midnight in your local timezone
The instinct to solve the easiest board first is the one that loses games. Guesses two and three should be pure letter coverage even when one board is nearly done, because information spent early pays off on all four.
Quordle, answered
Quick answers to the questions we get every day.
What time does the new Quordle come out?
Quordle resets at midnight in your local timezone, wherever you are. All four answers below come from the same daily seed, so a matching date means matching boards.
Is Quordle harder than Wordle?
Yes, by design. You're solving 4 words at once with only 9 shared guesses instead of Wordle's 6 guesses for 1 word, so there's much less room to waste a guess on a wrong idea.
Can I play past Quordle puzzles?
Quordle doesn't offer an official archive. Our past answers table below carries all four words for each day we have covered.
Does a wrong guess cost me on all four boards?
It costs you a turn, which is the only currency in the game. Guesses are shared, so one word consumes one of your nine attempts across every board at once. That is what makes an early coverage word efficient and a wild stab expensive: the stab burns a guess on four boards, not one.
What's a good Quordle opening?
Pick 3 or 4 starting words that together cover as many common, unique letters as possible, like CRANE, FLUBS, MIGHT, and PODGY. See our strategy tips above.
Quordle guides
Longer reads for getting better, beyond today's puzzle.
- Games Like Quordle: Multi-Board Wordle Games and MoreFinished Quordle and want more boards? Here are the Wordle-style games that run several words at once, plus what to play when you want a different challenge.
- Quordle and Octordle Strategy: Openers and When to CommitQuordle and Octordle punish wasted guesses. Learn openers that cover ten or fifteen letters, when to commit to one board, and how to budget your guesses.
- Quordle vs Octordle vs Dordle: How Multi-Board Wordle DiffersDordle has two boards, Quordle has four and Octordle has eight. See how guess limits and strategy change as the board count climbs, and where to start.
Today's hints for every game
Same spoiler-safe format, for each daily puzzle we cover.
Past Quordle answers
Recent Quordle answers from the last two weeks, with all 4 words for each day. Useful for checking a day you missed, or for spotting how often the four words share letters. Today's four words stay blurred until you tap them.
| Date | Puzzle | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 10Today | #1,751 | SHIRE, DOPEY, FICUS, RIDGE |
| Nov 09 | #1,750 | UNMET, SINEW, NADIR, VOGUE |
| Nov 08 | #1,749 | GREED, SPINE, STONY, OPIUM |
| Nov 07 | #1,748 | PROUD, ROCKY, FLAKY, MONTH |
| Nov 06 | #1,747 | CHARD, THORN, COVER, OUTER |
| Nov 05 | #1,746 | SHINE, TAROT, VERGE, LANKY |
| Nov 04 | #1,745 | JOIST, CROOK, DELAY, ICILY |
| Nov 03 | #1,744 | TRIAL, STAID, LEVEL, BONUS |
| Nov 02 | #1,743 | EXTRA, AMITY, LUPUS, EAGLE |
| Nov 01 | #1,742 | DROVE, PRIED, SHELL, BEGIN |
| Oct 31 | #1,741 | ANIME, SWARM, CHALK, RAJAH |
| Oct 30 | #1,740 | ULCER, DIMLY, BRAIN, BEGUN |
| Oct 29 | #1,739 | PRUDE, MINUS, SAVOY, USHER |
| Oct 28 | #1,738 | DEALT, FLUME, SLEEK, RELIC |