Merriam-Webster Quordle · All modes daily
Today's Quordle Answers — July 28, 2026
Quick answer: Quordle is Merriam-Webster's daily word-guessing game, where players solve four five-letter words at once, sharing a single pool of guesses across all four boards. Today's Classic, Chill, Extreme, Rescue, and Sequence answers for July 28, 2026 are below — tap any word to reveal it, or scroll down for mode-by-mode strategy tips.
Definition: Quordle is defined as a daily word-guessing game — a Wordle variant in which four separate five-letter-word puzzles must all be solved using one shared pool of guesses.
Key takeaway: six different Quordle modes run each day, and the fastest way to improve is opening with two vowel-heavy words — for example, SLATE + CRONY — before committing to any single board.
Quordle Hint Today is a word-game answer resource — a daily-updated hints-and-answers hub (category: word puzzle / brain-game blog) built for Quordle players, students, and casual puzzle fans (audience) who want fast, verified daily answers plus strategy tips (use case), within the wider word-game genre popularized by Wordle (industry context).
This page is built for Quordle players, students, and word-game fans who want same-day answers across every mode Merriam-Webster publishes. Every day, our editor personally plays and checks all six modes before publishing here — answers are manually verified, not auto-scraped blind. According to Merriam-Webster, the game's official publisher, a new puzzle set unlocks daily at midnight Eastern Time. For deeper strategy breakdowns, see our Quordle guides on the blog, or see Blog.
All 6 Modes — Tap any word to reveal
No fixed daily answer.
How Each Mode Works
Last 20 Days — All Answers
Complete archive updated automatically every day.
| Date | Day | Classic | Chill | Extreme | Sequence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 28, 2026 today | Tuesday | SMITE · ROACH · RUDDY · GLOBE | HOTEL · SAUCE · READY · SWIFT | MORAL · SPARK · SLEEP · TERRA | CURSE · FEIGN · EXTOL · POESY |
| Jul 27, 2026 | Monday | TAFFY · FIGHT · GUILD · WAGER | STAMP · SILLY · VALVE · WHICH | CHIMP · MOSSY · WHINE · VERSO | CREED · ROGUE · POOCH · GRIPE |
| Jul 26, 2026 | Sunday | STOMP · LIMIT · FUNKY · STEAD | STAMP · SILLY · VALVE · WHICH | ARRAY · SMART · SKIMP · MORAL | FROWN · SMOKE · SPACE · NINJA |
| Jul 25, 2026 | Saturday | SALON · SHEEN · BURST · GOURD | RELAY · SNORT · TREAD · AWARE | AMASS · BOXER · ABATE · CREEP | ETHOS · DRIVE · TALON · PIZZA |
| Jul 24, 2026 | Friday | DOLLY · EDIFY · LAGER · PRANK | SCARY · BROTH · FLUID · EVERY | DIMLY · CHINA · MILKY · MUDDY | SHRUB · SCRUB · MERGE · GIANT |
| Jul 23, 2026 | Thursday | LADEN · EVICT · WOVEN · SHIRE | SOLVE · NOVEL · ROUTE · GUILT | VIOLA · ULTRA · WINDY · FLUNG | MERRY · SADLY · ADMIN · DRAPE |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quordle is a daily word-guessing game published by Merriam-Webster. The short answer: you solve four five-letter words at the same time, sharing one pool of guesses across all four boards, with a fresh puzzle every day at midnight Eastern Time.
In short, Wordle gives you one word and six guesses. Quordle gives you four words and nine guesses running simultaneously — every letter you type is checked against all four boards at once.
Classic (9 guesses), Chill (12 guesses, relaxed), Extreme (harder vocabulary, 9 guesses), Rescue (the computer plays your first 2 guesses, you finish with 7), Sequence (solve one word at a time, in order), and Practice (unlimited random puzzles with no daily answer).
Quordle resets at midnight Eastern Time (US), which is 5:00 AM Pakistan time. This site is manually checked and updated shortly after that reset each day.
The answer: the Quordle computer automatically plays two opening guesses for you across all four boards, then hands control back with 7 guesses remaining to finish solving.
No — Practice mode generates unlimited random puzzles on demand. There is no single fixed daily answer for Practice, unlike the other five modes.
Quick tips: open with two vowel-heavy words to cover common letters, spread your first three guesses across all four boards instead of chasing one, and lock in any board once you have three or more green letters.