If you are stuck on today’s Quordle, these hints will help you uncover the four hidden five-letter words before revealing the solutions. Today’s answers include a sort of flower, a long period of time, a vigorous aggressive attack, and a phrase describing something shrinking or getting into better shape.
Remember, Quordle challenges you to solve four different five-letter words at the same time, with each guess applying to all four grids.
Hints for September 17
Players looking for a little help can use these clues to narrow down today’s four answers without spoiling the puzzle immediately:
- Word 1 (Top-Left): A historical town official or announcer who would shout out public news in a square.
- Word 2 (Top-Right): The short, sharp, high-pitched sound made by a small bird or insect.
- Word 3 (Bottom-Left): The classic, prolonged sound or cry made by a horse.
- Word 4 (Bottom-Right): Having more liberty, being less constrained, or no longer imprisoned.
Answers for September 17
Spoiler alert: The four answers to today’s Quordle are:
- CRIER
- CHIRP
- NEIGH
- FREER
How Difficult Was Today’s Quordle?
Today’s Quordle features four five-letter words with familiar meanings and everyday references. The starting letters C, C, N, and F can help you narrow down each answer as you work through the four grids. Each word offers a familiar reference, making today’s puzzle approachable once you spot the right letter combinations. If you have managed to solve all four without checking the solutions, you have completed today’s September 17 Quordle challenge!


