This page covers the three daily Quordle modes for 4 November 2026: Classic, Chill, and Extreme. Each mode has four five-letter words; four hints for each word are folded below from the lightest to the strongest, and the mode’s answers follow its hints.
Quordle Classic Hints and Answers: 4 November 2026
Daily Classic allows nine guesses to find its four words. Open the hints for one word at a time.
Word 1
Hint 1 · word category
A noun used in building construction.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter J.
Hint 4 · plain definition
A horizontal piece of timber or steel to which floorboards or ceiling strips are nailed.
Word 2
Hint 1 · word category
A noun related to body movement.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels and at least one letter appears more than once.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter C.
Hint 4 · plain definition
A bending of the knee.
Word 3
Hint 1 · word category
A verb about timing and schedules.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels (counting only A, E, I, O and U) and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter D.
Hint 4 · plain definition
To put something off until a later time.
Word 4
Hint 1 · word category
An adverb about expressing feelings.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels (counting only A, E, I, O and U) and at least one letter appears more than once.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter I.
Hint 4 · plain definition
In an uncaring or coolly angry manner.
Quordle Classic answers for 4 November 2026
JOIST, CROOK, DELAY, ICILY
- JOIST: A joist is a horizontal timber or steel piece used in a floor or ceiling.
- CROOK: A crook can mean a bending of the knee.
- DELAY: To delay something is to put it off until a later time.
- ICILY: Icily means in an uncaring or coolly angry manner.
Quordle Chill Hints and Answers: 4 November 2026
Daily Chill allows twelve guesses to find its four words. Open the hints for one word at a time.
Word 1
Hint 1 · word category
A verb used in cooking.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has one vowel and at least one letter appears more than once.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter G.
Hint 4 · word meaning
To cook food on a metal grid or under an oven’s top heating element.
Word 2
Hint 1 · word category
A noun used in math to name a fraction.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has one vowel and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter S.
Hint 4 · word meaning
One of six equal parts of a whole.
Word 3
Hint 1 · word category
A noun for an animal sound.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has one vowel and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter G.
Hint 4 · word meaning
The snorting cry of a pig.
Word 4
Hint 1 · word category
A noun for conflict among people.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has one vowel and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter B.
Hint 4 · word meaning
A disorderly argument or fight, usually involving many people.
Quordle Chill answers for 4 November 2026
GRILL, SIXTH, GRUNT, BRAWL
- GRILL: Grill can mean to cook food on a grid or under direct heat from above.
- SIXTH: A sixth is one of six equal parts of a whole.
- GRUNT: A grunt is the snorting cry of a pig.
- BRAWL: A brawl is a disorderly argument or fight, usually involving a large group.
Quordle Extreme Hints and Answers: 4 November 2026
Daily Extreme allows eight guesses to find its four words. Open the hints for one word at a time.
Word 1
Hint 1 · word category
An adjective describing the sound of a voice.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has one vowel (counting only A, E, I, O and U) and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter H.
Hint 4 · plain definition
Hoarse and rough-sounding.
Word 2
Hint 1 · word category
An adjective describing a person’s physical energy.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels (counting only A, E, I, O and U) and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter W.
Hint 4 · plain definition
Tired from work or physical effort.
Word 3
Hint 1 · word category
A verb used in speech or writing about someone’s merits.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter E.
Hint 4 · plain definition
To praise someone or something.
Word 4
Hint 1 · word category
A noun for a type of food.
Hint 2 · letters and vowels
The word has two vowels and no letter appears twice.
Hint 3 · first letter
The word starts with the letter B.
Hint 4 · plain definition
A ring-shaped bread roll that is boiled before baking.
Quordle Extreme answers for 4 November 2026
HUSKY, WEARY, EXTOL, BAGEL
- HUSKY: Husky can describe a hoarse, rough-sounding voice.
- WEARY: Weary can mean exhausted by work or exertion.
- EXTOL: Extol means to praise.
- BAGEL: A bagel is a ring-shaped bread roll that is boiled before it is baked.
Yesterday’s Quordle answers for 3 November 2026
- Classic: TRIAL, STAID, LEVEL, BONUS
- Chill: CABIN, SHORT, TORCH, DROVE
- Extreme: FAULT, DRILL, MAYBE, HERON
More Quordle: Yesterday’s puzzle · Play Quordle on Merriam-Webster
Also today: Wordle · Connections · Strands · Pips · Phrazle · Keyword · Colordle · Unwordle · Hurdle · NYT Crossword · NYT Mini · NYT Midi · Jumble · Spelling Bee · Letter Boxed · Parseword · Poeltl
Earlier days: 3 Nov · 2 Nov · 1 Nov · 31 Oct · 30 Oct · 29 Oct · 28 Oct
Questions about Quordle
How is Quordle played?
Every guess is a five-letter word entered on all four boards at the same time. The player wins by finding all four words within the guess limit.
When does Quordle change to a new puzzle?
A new puzzle arrives at midnight in the player’s own time zone.
How many tries does a player get in Quordle?
Nine guesses in Classic, twelve in Chill and eight in Extreme.
Where can a person play Quordle?
Play Quordle in a web browser on the Merriam-Webster games site.
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