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Quordle hints and answers for Friday, August 14 (game #1663)

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Quordle hints and answers for Friday, August 14 (game #1663)

Quordle players today have four words to decipher: SEIZE, MYRRH, SANER, and GLOAT. These answers all contain four different vowels, with no repeated letters. Among the words are the letters Q and G, but not Z or X. Two pairs of words begin with the same letter: SEIZE and SANER both start with S, while MYRRH and GLOAT begin with M and G respectively.

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