Quordle hints for 5 December 2025. Today’s quick post offers subtle letter clues, usage notes, and strategic nudges across Classic, Chill, and Extreme modes to help complete all four puzzles.
Quordle challenges you to solve four five-letter puzzles at once in Classic, Chill, or Extreme modes. Today’s set includes a couple of deceptive constructions and spellings that can mislead guesses; use the hints below to spot patterns, common uses, rhymes, and letter positions without revealing the answers outright.
Quordle Classic Hints and Answers: 5 December 2025
Word 1:
- Means a safe place or refuge; often used figuratively for shelter.
- Five letters, begins with H and ends with N.
- Middle contains a vowel-consonant pair that gives a soft open sound.
- Common in phrases about safety and protection; pairs well with ‘harbor’ in tone.
Word 2:
- A noun for fossilized resin and a descriptive color name.
- Five letters, starts with A and ends with R.
- Contains the consonant cluster that makes a voiced ‘m-b’ sound in the middle.
- Often used in fashion and lighting to describe a warm yellow-brown hue.
Word 3:
- An adjective describing moist or damp air conditions.
- Five letters, begins with H and ends with D.
- Pattern alternates consonants and vowels (C-V-C-V-C).
- Frequently appears in weather reports and descriptions of climates.
Word 4:
- Both a sauce and a style of dance; the word shares culinary and cultural uses.
- Five letters, first and last letters are the same.
- Two-syllable word with repeated sounds that make it punchy in speech.
- Common in recipes and nightlife contexts; often paired with tortilla chips or rhythm.
Quordle Classic Answers
HAVEN, AMBER, HUMID, SALSA
Quordle Chill Hints and Answers: 5 December 2025
Word 1:
- Verb meaning to join or bring together into one.
- Five letters, starts with a vowel and ends with a silent-e spelling pattern.
- Frequently used in political, social, and team contexts.
- Letter pattern has a consonant cluster in the middle that links the root.
Word 2:
- Can be a noun (long story) or an adjective meaning new or original.
- Five letters, begins with N and ends with L.
- Often used to describe new ideas, inventions, or literary forms.
- Works as both a descriptive word and a literary category.
Word 3:
- Describes something nearby or pertaining to a place or community.
- Five letters, first and last letters are the same.
- Common in phrases like “local news” or “local business.”
- Often used as an adjective in travel and commerce contexts.
Word 4:
- Informal adjective meaning without money, or past tense of ‘break’.
- Five letters, includes a final silent ‘e’ that affects the vowel sound.
- Common in everyday speech and idiomatic expressions.
- Starts with a consonant cluster sound and ends in a voiced vowel-influenced ending.
Quordle Chill Answers
UNITE, NOVEL, LOCAL, BROKE
Quordle Extreme Hints and Answers: 5 December 2025
Word 1:
- Informal noun meaning an easy task, or something guaranteed.
- Five letters, begins with C and ends with the “ch” sound.
- Short, punchy word often used to emphasize simplicity.
- Common in casual speech when describing something effortless.
Word 2:
- Adjective meaning composed of or resembling stone; can imply hardness or coldness.
- Five letters, begins with the ‘st’ consonant cluster.
- Often appears in geological or descriptive imagery.
- Ends with a letter that often turns adjectives into descriptive states.
Word 3:
- Comparative adjective meaning more wide or broader than something else.
- Five letters, contains the comparative suffix that changes degree.
- Frequently paired with measurements or figurative breadth.
- Starts with a common consonant cluster and moves to an ‘er’ ending.
Word 4:
- Verb related to composing text; spelling has a deceptive letter cluster at the start.
- Five letters, contains a final silent ‘e’ affecting the vowel sound.
- Often confused in sound with a different five-letter word that means ‘correct’.
- Common in contexts about composition, lists, and notes.
Quordle Extreme Answers
CINCH, STONY, WIDER, WRITE
How to solve Quordle effectively
- Start with strong openers:
- Observe all boards together:
- Prioritize greens and shared yellows:
- Avoid repeating letters too soon:
- Focus on letter patterns:
- Work from the easiest to hardest:
- Stay calm on the last guesses:
Final thoughts
Today’s set mixes weather and color words with short, punchy conversational terms and a few deceptive spellings. Difficulty sits around moderate — a couple of boards lean on familiar usage while others reward attention to endings and repeating letters.
