The Quordle 106 answer has been unveiled for May 10, 2022. Today’s puzzle is relatively easy compared to yesterday’s incredibly difficult solution. This time around, none of the four words should give you any trouble if you’re used to how Quordle works by now. The only hint of trouble might be the last word because of a double-letter and the unusual vowel ending. If you need a hint for that word, it has something to do with ropes. If you still need help, you can check out the full solution after the break.
What is the Quordle answer 106? (May 10, 2022)
The Quordle answer 106 is:
- “URINE”
- “HEDGE”
- “NORTH”
- “LASSO”
The bottom-right word, “LASSO,” is the trickiest of the four due to the double “S” consonant and the fact that it ends with the unusual “O” vowel. But so long as you can figure out that it only has an “A” and an “O” as vowels, you should be able to work out where the other rather common consonants are located.
The other three words shouldn’t give you any trouble really. All have them have fairly common letters and aren’t particularly unusual in everyday language. Compared to the last Quordle, which had words like “AMITY,” this should be a cakewake.
Figuring out the full solution to today’s puzzle is simple if you follow the general opening strategy of trying three words with distinct letters and includes all of the vowels (including the “Y”). Unlike classic Wordle, you have three more guesses to work with, so if you follow through with this strategy, you’ll usually find yourself with plenty of letters in the yellow and the green by the fourth guess.
Once you’ve finished Quordle 106, the practice section in the official website is up for grabs if you’re interested in playing more puzzles. You can also try your hand at more daily puzzles if you wish by moving the day forward or backward on your device of choice. To protect your cookies, and thereby your hot streak, you can opt to use another device or browser.
For more guides, you can check out the full solution for yesterday’s puzzle Quordle 105 as well as yesterday’s Wordle puzzle 324.
