Quordle Solutions and Clues for May 30 (Game #1222)
Every day, a new Quordle puzzle emerges at midnight, making it possible for some players to engage in 'current' games while others are still solving 'previously released' ones [1]. If you're seeking the Quordle challenge from yesterday, May 29 (game #1221), click here: Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, May 29 (game #1221).
Quordle, one of the initial Wordle alternatives, remains popular over 1,100 games later, offering a genuine challenge [1]. If you're in need of hints for today's Quordle, or if you're interested in other word games, consider visiting my pages for NYT Connections and NYT Strands for hints and answers for those puzzles, as well as Marc's Wordle column covering the original viral word game.
Before proceeding, be advised: Information about Quordle today is detailed below, so if you don't wish to know the answers, refrain from reading further.
Hints for Quordle today (game #1222):
Vowels:
How many distinct vowels appear in today's Quordle answers? When considering vowels, we mean A, E, I, O, U, and not Y, which is sometimes classified as a vowel as well [2].
Repeated Letters:
Does any of today's Quordle answers contain duplicated letters?
Uncommon Letters:
Do Q, Z, X, or J appear in today's Quordle answers?
Starting Letters (1):
Do all of today's Quordle puzzles commence with the same letter?
If you'd like to skip right to the answers at this point, simply scroll down. For those who aren't ready yet, here's an additional clue to make the game easier:
Starting Letters (2):
What letters serve as the first letters of today's Quordle answers?
With that said, the answers are now revealed, so if you don't want to ruin the surprise, avoid scrolling any further.
Answers for Quordle today (game #1222):
The solutions to today's Quordle, game #1222, are:
- RAJAH
- CAUSE
- BLACK
- ETUDE
Should you have any questions or wish to share your results, feel free to comment below.
Daily Sequence today (game #1222) - answers:
If you're also interested in the Quordle Daily Sequence for game #1222, the answers are [1]:
- DELTA
- FROZE
- REVEL
- COMFY
Quordle answers: The past 20
Here are the solutions to the last 20 games of Quordle, in the event you're curious:
- Quordle #1221, Thursday, 29 May: CRIER, DRAPE, STRUT, NEIGH
- Quordle #1220, Wednesday, 28 May: HELLO, BEADY, VIGIL, PURER
- Quordle #1219, Tuesday, 27 May: TWEET, RANGE, POPPY, RADAR
- Quordle #1218, Monday, 26 May: BLEAT, HOWDY, ASIDE, SCOOP
- Quordle #1217, Sunday, 25 May: OCEAN, AMBER, PIPER, GLEAN
- Quordle #1216, Saturday, 24 May: HUSKY, HEIST, FOGGY, POLAR
- Quordle #1215, Friday, 23 May: SHEEP, SNUCK, DRIFT, BREAK
- Quordle #1214, Thursday, 22 May: LOSE, GLOVE, STINT, EXCEL
- Quordle #1213, Wednesday, 21 May: NOVEL, CHOSE, DIRTY, DONUT
- Quordle #1212, Tuesday, 20 May: DECOY, SHAKE, MAPLE, PURER
- Quordle #1211, Monday, 19 May: LINK, HANDY, DITCH, WAIVE
- Quordle #1210, Sunday, 18 May: QUACK, ROACH, PURGE, DOWNY
- Quordle #1209, Saturday, 17 May: STRIP, RANGE, UNITE, GEESE
- Quordle #1208, Friday, 16 May: SHEEP, SNUCK, DRIFT, BREAK
- Quordle #1207, Thursday, 15 May: PAINT, CROUP, PEDAL, FLUKE
- Quordle #1206, Wednesday, 14 May: FAVOR, METER, PICKY, MAKER
- Quordle #1205, Tuesday, 13 May: SCENT, AGAPE, POLAR, YEARN
- Quordle #1204, Monday, 12 May: ROYAL, ARGUE, BUNCH, READY
- Quordle #1203, Sunday, 11 May: QUASH, MUNCH, ALTER, UNDUE
- Quordle #1202, Saturday, 10 May: RELIC, BADGE, CHAMP, SATIN
[1] Quordle Official Game Rules: https://quordle.com/rules/[2] Vowels in English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vowel[3] Daily Sequence Official Game Rules: https://quordle.com/dailyseq/
In the realm of entertainment, Quordle, a popular word game, continues to captivate players over 1,100 games later. While engaging in this game, one might also find themselves captivated by other intellectual pursuits such as reading books, exploring computing, immersing themselves in movies-and-tv shows, or interacting on social-media platforms. Additionally, some may enjoy playing other word games like NYT Connections and NYT Strands, or even delving deeper into the original viral word game, Wordle.
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