Quordle, the popular word game, has been around for eight months. With new players joining every day, the game is four times more difficult than its inspiration, Wordle. Both games, however, are based on the same principle. Players are required to guess five-letter words.
The game presents players with grids in which they are supposed to enter letters. Depending on the accuracy of the letters entered, the tiles change colors. When players enter the correct letter, the color of the tile changes to green. In case, players enter a letter that belongs to the word but has not been entered in the right place, the tile color changes to yellow. The tile color changes to gray in case players enter an incorrect letter. By avoiding using the letters of the gray-colored tiles, players can get close to guessing accurate letters.
Quordle also introduces certain types of words, which can be guessed by keeping particular tips and tricks in mind. The game often acquaints us with words that end with a Y. It also offers words with double-lettered words, which may or may not be placed one after the other. Such words can be adjectives, non-adjectives, or nouns.
Quordle also introduces words in their present or past tense. Such words might end with ING or ED, depending on the tense of the word. The game has a practice mode which helps players get better at the game and hone their skills.
Quordle #246 hints: Today’s game has two words with repetitive letters
Hint 1: This word starts with L and ends with an E. It refers to something which is big in size.
Hint 2: This word starts with L and ends with an H. It refers to a creature which sucks blood and sticks to the body.
Hint 3: This word starts with an M and ends with an Y. It is an adjective and used to descibe something which is covered in mud.
Hint 4: This word begins with an S and ends with a K and means to avoid or neglect.
Quordle #246 answers
The first word in today’s game is Large. Cambridge Dictionary describes the word as something which is of more than a typical or average size or amount.
The second word in today’s game is Leech. A leech, according to the Merriam Webster dictionary, is a carnivorous or bloodsucking annelid worm that has a flattened, lanceolate, segmented body with a sucker at each end. It is also used to describe someone who gets money and food from other people, especially without working for it or doing anything to deserve it.
The third word in today’s game is Muddy. It refers to something which is covered in mud. The word is an adjective with two continuous repetitive letters ending with a Y. Such words are usually presented by Quordle.
The last word in today’s game is Shirk. The word means to avoid doing something especially because of laziness, fear, or dislike. Merriam Webster describes the word as to evade the performance of an obligation.