Today’s Quordle Hints and Answers for August 20, 2025
Ready for a mental workout? Today’s Quordle puzzle is live and, as always, it’s a quirky mix—words that make you pause, second-guess, cross out, and maybe laugh at yourself when you try “SHAKY” for the third time in a row. For anyone who woke up and instantly wondered, “What are today’s Quordle hints and answers for August 20, 2025?”—settle in.
We’ve got hints, the official answers, candid impressions, and a cheatsheet on how to play (in case you’re new, or just stubborn about never reading the rules) all right here. No overly rigid structure; just honest help, a little babble, and the kind of vibe you catch when you’ve got coffee in hand and five blank tiles staring you down.
Hints for Today's Quordle Answers
Here’s what you need if you like to do it yourself, just with gentle nudges instead of full-on spoilers:
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Two of today’s words have repeated letters. (Those are always a trip—you think you’re imagining them, but you’re not.)
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The endings? Y, Y, E, and T. Feels like a parade of sounds: “ee,” “ee,” “eh,” “tt.”
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There are five vowels scattered among the answers—think more of a generous sprinkle than a downpour.
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Their starting letters? D, M, B, and W.
Those repeating Y endings almost feel like the puzzle designer’s idea of a dad joke. It sort of works.
Answer: Quordle Solutions for August 20, 2025
Let’s pull off the Band-Aid if you’ve mulled it over and thrown your hands up Here are today’s official Quordle answers for August 20, 2025:
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DOLLY
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MERRY
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BUGLE
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WORST
I don’t know about you, but trying “DOLLY” made me immediately think of country music (and grandmothers), “BUGLE” triggered a high-school marching band memory, and “WORST” is how I felt after guessing “WORLD” three times before seeing my mistake. If you nailed these, honestly, hats off. If not, hey, that’s half the fun—commiserating over a goofy loss can be the best office water-cooler fodder.
How to Play Quordle?
Quordle is Wordle super-sized and caffeinated. Four five-letter words, nine guesses, one keyboard, and a lot of sweaty-palmed moments. Each guess fills in all four puzzles at once, so it’s all about maximizing information while also taking big swings (and sometimes falling flat on your face).
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Think of a good starter word (I’m partial to “EARTH”).
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Type it in every letter that lands on all four boards.
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Look for green (right spot), yellow (right letter, wrong spot), and grey (nope).
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Keep guessing; the colored clues stack up.
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You get nine tries.
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Grin, grimace, or gloat accordingly.
It’s an everyday ritual for people who love language or just want to feel clever on their lunch break. Don’t overthink it, don’t take losses personally, and absolutely do swap smack-talk with any friends who play.
Whether you’re here for quick help, need a puzzle to escape from the day’s “worst” news, or just love discovering that “DOLLY” wins again: see you in tomorrow’s squares.
