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Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, August 15 (game #1664)

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Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, August 15 (game #1664)

Today's Quordle puzzle (#1664) presented a challenging set of words for players to decipher. With hints provided, many should have been able to crack the code.

The first hint indicated that there were four different vowels present in today's answers. This was a useful clue, as it narrowed down the potential candidates.

Next, players learned that one of the words contained repeated letters. This helped to differentiate between words that might otherwise seem similar.

Moving on, the third hint made it clear that none of the answers contained the letters Q, Z, X or J. This ruled out many possibilities and steered players in the right direction.

Finally, the fourth hint revealed that two of the answers began with the letter M, while the other two started with R and L. Armed with this information, solvers could confidently fill in the blanks and arrive at the correct answers.

In the end, the solutions to Quordle #1664 were RIDER, MOLDY, MEALY and LYMPH. A particularly tricky word featuring the letter Y, which acted as a vowel helper, while also completing MEALY and MEALY. Overall, the puzzle proved to be a formidable test of word skills, but ultimately solvable with the right clues and a bit of perseverance.

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