Quordle on the present time – my hints and solutions for Thursday, January 30 (game #1102)

Quordle modified into one of many usual Wordle choices and is quiet going solid now extra than 1,000 video games later. It presents an proper teach, though, so read on if you happen to’d take care of some Quordle hints on the present time – or scroll down extra for the solutions.

Revel in taking part in note video games? You’re going to be ready to additionally review out my NYT Connections on the present time and NYT Strands on the present time pages for hints and solutions for these puzzles, whereas Marc’s Wordle on the present time column covers the usual viral note game.

SPOILER WARNING: Details about Quordle on the present time is below, so gather no longer read on if you happen to gather no longer want to know the solutions.

Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – be conscious #1 – Vowels

* Screen that by vowel we imply the 5 identical old vowels (A, E, I, O, U), no longer Y (which is mostly counted as a vowel too).

Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – be conscious #2 – repeated letters

Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – be conscious #3 – irregular letters

Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – be conscious #4 – beginning letters (1)

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Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – be conscious #5 – beginning letters (2)

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Quordle on the present time (game #1102) – the solutions

The solutions to on the present time’s Quordle, game #1102, are…

• WEEDY
• CHIRP
• STALE
• SUGAR

I attempted a cramped tweak to my originate words on the present time. After my first note – AUDIO – came up with two yellow A letters (bottom left and perfect) I entered STARE in preference to my long-established STEER. Though it gave me an pretty originate, touchdown SUGAR on my third wager, I’d comprise got to WEEDY a lot quicker if I’d comprise stuck to my machine.

Meanwhile, the Sequence modified into a right tricky one on the present time; getting VENOM took me about 20 minutes.

How did you carry out on the present time? Let me know within the comments below.

Every single day Sequence on the present time (game #1102) – the solutions

The solutions to on the present time’s Quordle Every single day Sequence, game #1102, are…

• VENOM
• SHEIK
• LEANT
• CELLO

Quordle solutions: The past 20

• Quordle #1101, Wednesday 29 January: CROWN, SCENE, AGILE, CRANK
• Quordle #1100, Tuesday 28 January: TOKEN, DAISY, INANE, PLIED
• Quordle #1099, Monday 27 January: ANGEL, GLOBE, MAYOR, BRAVE
• Quordle #1098, Sunday 26 January: WATER, ORBIT, BRIDE, TOUCH
• Quordle #1097, Saturday 25 January: GIVER, GROOM, GUSTO, MAKER
• Quordle #1096, Friday 24 January: GRIND, STOCK, SERVE, TOUCH
• Quordle #1095, Thursday 23 January: RUGBY, SASSY, WORRY, BANAL
• Quordle #1094, Wednesday 22 January: SLANT, TRUNK, WOOZY, EATEN
• Quordle #1093, Tuesday 21 January: CHART, VIGOR, PRINT, SPAWN
• Quordle #1092, Monday 20 January: SIXTY, THONG, TATTY, ROBIN
• Quordle #1091, Sunday 19 January: WREST, RINSE, SCOUR, CANNY
• Quordle #1090, Saturday 18 January: BLARE, ITCHY, BICEP, PIPER
• Quordle #1089, Friday 17 January: CATCH, WEARY, SWOON, LATHE
• Quordle #1088, Thursday 16 January: PARTY, BLUNT, TWEED, PLANT
• Quordle #1087, Wednesday 15 January: RISEN, PLATE, RURAL, ENVOY
• Quordle #1086, Tuesday 14 January: SWARM, SCRAP, ONION, BELCH
• Quordle #1085, Monday 13 January: EYING, GIDDY, CHEAP, PETAL
• Quordle #1084, Sunday 12 January: BRIEF, PETAL, WOMAN, FELON
• Quordle #1083, Saturday 11 January: ASCOT, FIBER, ROGUE, SMELL
• Quordle #1082, Friday 10 January: BIGOT, INLET, LEECH, TUNIC

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