Daily Quordle #1697

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Board 12 vowels · a repeated letter
Hint 1 · first and last letter

Starts with C and ends with R.

Hint 2 · what it means

One who cries.

Reveal board 1

Also an answer 3 times before; last on #1221 (May 29, 2025).

Board 21 vowel
Hint 1 · first and last letter

Starts with C and ends with P.

Hint 2 · what it means

A short, sharp or high note or noise, as of a bird or insect.

Reveal board 2

Also an answer 4 times before; last on #1288 (Aug 4, 2025).

Board 32 vowels
Hint 1 · first and last letter

Starts with N and ends with H.

Hint 2 · what it means

The cry of a horse.

Reveal board 3

Also an answer 2 times before; last on #1507 (Mar 11, 2026).

Board 42 vowels · a repeated letter
Hint 1 · first and last letter

Starts with F and ends with R.

Hint 2 · what it means

One who frees.

Reveal board 4

Also an answer 3 times before; last on #729 (Jan 23, 2024).

Quordle #1697 at a glance

Thursday, September 17, 2026 was Daily Quordle #1697. None of the four words was new to Quordle that day; together they used 9 different letters; 2 words have a repeated letter; none of Q, Z, X or J appeared. Quordle draws its daily words from the same list of about 2,300 common five-letter words every day, so most words come back now and then: a typical word returns after roughly nine months.

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Quordle #1697 FAQ

What were the Quordle answers on September 17, 2026?

Daily Quordle #1697 (September 17, 2026) was CRIER, CHIRP, NEIGH and FREER.

How are Daily Quordle puzzles numbered?

Puzzle #1 was January 25, 2022, and the number goes up by one every day. It is the same number the game puts in its share text ("Daily Quordle 1753").

When does a new Quordle come out?

At midnight in your own time zone, so players in different countries move on at different moments. Dates on this site follow US Eastern time.

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