Yesterday’s Puzzle
Quordle Yesterday: Answers
Missed yesterday’s puzzle or just want to check your streak? Here are the four words, broken down word by word, with a quick look at how tricky the set actually was.
Yesterday’s Quordle answers
All four words from yesterday’s puzzle, solved and ready. Each board shows the same position quordle.uk always uses: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
How yesterday’s puzzle played out
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Checking yesterday’s puzzle, and why it helps
Missing a day is the most common way a Quordle streak actually ends. Most players don’t lose on a hard puzzle, they simply forget to play before midnight. Coming back the next day to confirm what the words were closes that gap and, more usefully, turns a miss into something you can actually learn from.
Comparing yesterday’s four words against how you personally would have opened tells you more than any generic tip list. If a word like the ones above would have taken you six or seven guesses, that’s a concrete signal about which letter patterns you’re slower to spot, not an abstract weakness. The Quordle strategy guide covers how to turn that kind of observation into a repeatable opening system instead of guessing fresh every time.
It’s also just a fast way to settle an argument with a friend who’s convinced they solved it in four. The boards above are the actual record.
Where to next
Today’s puzzle is already live, and older answers are archived if you’re catching up.
Quordle Yesterday FAQ
What were yesterday’s Quordle answers?
All four words are shown in the answers section above, solved and labeled by board position.
Why does this page show different words than the official daily puzzle?
This is quordle.uk’s own independent daily challenge, not tied to any other site’s daily puzzle. The words come from our own built-in word schedule.
Can I still play yesterday’s puzzle?
This page shows yesterday’s answers directly rather than a replayable board. For an active puzzle, use today’s page instead, or explore the archive for a specific past date.
How is the puzzle number calculated?
Puzzle numbers count up by one every day from quordle.uk’s daily challenge launch date, so yesterday’s number is always exactly one less than today’s.
Does yesterday’s puzzle affect today’s words?
No. Each day’s four words are generated independently from the date itself, so there’s no dependency between one day’s puzzle and the next.
Why check yesterday’s answers instead of just moving on?
Reviewing a missed puzzle is one of the fastest ways to spot a pattern in your own play, like which letter combinations you consistently open too slowly. It also settles the puzzle for anyone who ran out of guesses without finishing.
How far back does the archive go?
The archive holds every past quordle.uk daily puzzle by date. Use it when you need a specific day rather than just yesterday.
Is this page updated manually every day?
No. The date, puzzle number, four words, and the review paragraph are all generated automatically from the calendar date itself, with nothing edited by hand.
Yesterday’s Quordle Answers, Spoiler-Gated
Yesterday’s challenge is finished, but the four words are preserved here for anyone who wants to review them. Like everything on quordle.uk, the answers stay behind a reveal: you decide when to look.
Why players check yesterday’s puzzle
- You ran out of guesses. See the words you missed and the patterns they shared.
- You want to verify your win. Compare your grid against the official four.
- You are building a streak strategy. Yesterday’s words often inform today’s opening guesses.
Ready for the next one? Today’s Quordle is live with four fresh words, and the answers archive keeps every past solution on record.