Quordle Today: Hints, Solutions, and a Look at Recent Grids
Looking for a fresh Quordle challenge at midnight in your time zone? The daily puzzle rotates by time zone, so some players see today’s game while others are already onto yesterday’s. If you want Sunday’s puzzle specifically, you can find hints and the solution for April 5 (game #1532) linked in this post. Quordle has grown from one of the original Wordle spin-offs into a long-running staple, with hundreds of daily grids to solve. Here’s a concise guide to today’s Quordle, plus a quick look at recent results.
Spoiler alert: Below you’ll find today’s answers. If you’d rather guess first, skip ahead and come back later.
Today’s Quordle (game #1533) – quick rundown
- The four 5-letter solutions for today are: STORM, NERDY, GUISE, THETA.
If you’re hunting for solutions, you’ve reached them. If you prefer to keep guessing, you can scroll past this point and return later.
Quordle Daily Sequence today (game #1533) – a quick look at the sequence
- The four answers in today’s lineup are: STORM, NERDY, GUISE, THETA
Past Quordle grids: a snapshot of recent days
- #1532, Sunday, April 5: PLUSH, GRATE, DEALT, LABEL
- #1531, Saturday, April 4: MOTEL, COVEN, DRIER, SCOLD
- #1530, Friday, April 3: PINEY, TRUSS, HALVE, SPOOF
- #1529, Thursday, April 2: LEAPT, MECCA, TRAIT, REFER
- #1528, Wednesday, April 1: SEVEN, PRIOR, ADAGE, AUDIO
- #1527, Tuesday, March 31: SMACK, HAPPY, LYING, PULPY
And the history goes further back if you want to dive into the full archive. For readers who enjoy a long-running roll call of daily grids, the sequence above gives a sense of the variety in 5-letter word choices across the month.
About the author Johnny is a freelance writer who covers pop culture, internet trends, music, football, and famous figures. He’s been shaping pieces about culture since the early smartphone era and has previously written under the nickname the Pop Detective. His career spans interviews with major acts and some offbeat moments, all while living in North London. He’s happiest on a bike ride, arguing with pigeons, and chasing the next puzzle.
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