Quordle Today Answers: Quordle today: Clues and answers for December 21 wordy puzzle

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Quordle broke you a little today. But you don’t have to worry about that, here are all the tracks for you. Quordle is a very simple yet exciting game. You only have to find the word in nine attempts. If you fail, your total score goes to zero. So if you’re finding Quordle difficult today and want to make sure your line is running smoothly, use the tips to find the right solutions. Try to use hints only when you can’t guess the right answer.

In today’s Quordle, three or four words are pretty easy; however, finding two or three other words is difficult. These words contain complex arrangements, repeated letters and very unusual letters. In addition, a word is not common, which can be very difficult for Spanish speakers. Therefore, we advise you to use all the tips carefully to find the right solution.

Today’s Tips (December 21) Quordle-

The beginnings of today’s word are the letters P, W, C and V.

Words end with the letters R, T, K and R.

The first word refers to the piper.

Both words refer to a certain type of person.

The third word refers to the part of the face below the eye and above the mouth.

The word four refers to enthusiasm or physical or mental energy.

With these clues, we hope to quickly find the right solution for today’s Quordle. Here are the correct answers as well, to check your solutions.

Today’s Answers (December 21) Quordle-

Here are all the correct answers for today’s Quordle:

PEPPER

PILE

MATALIA

STRENGTH

We hope that solved all of today’s Quordle issues. Tomorrow, we’ll give you clues and answers for the next Quordle.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  1. What is the longest word in the English language?
    PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSPICSILICOVOLCANOCONIOSIS is arguably the longest word in the English language. It refers to a lung infection due to silica.
  2. When was the first English dictionary written?
    The first English dictionary was written in 1604 by Robert Cawdrey.

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