The Quordle 141 answer for June 14, 2022 has been found. Surprisingly, the solution to this puzzle is among the easiest that we’ve seen in a long time. There’s a double letter and a few uncommon consonants here and there, but none of them should be tough to work out and a few of them actually repeat themselves throughout the puzzle. You probably won’t need a hint this time around, but if you do, two words are the names of instruments. For the full solution, you’ll be able to find it in the section below.
What is Quordle answer 141? (June 14, 2022)
The Quordle answer 141 is:
- “CELLO”
- “SHADE”
- “CAPER”
- “PIANO”
So as you can probably tell, the most difficult letters here are just the “P” and “H” consonants. The “C” and “D” could be considered slightly uncommon too, but that’s pretty much all there is to it. The double “L” consonant in “CELLO” isn’t too hard either since “L” is a common letter. It also helps that the “P” and “C” repeats twice throughout the puzzle, so if you can get a word with one of those letters, you’ll likely get the other word too.
Using the usual strategy makes this Quordle a breeze. This typically means typing in three words to take care of the majority of the most common vowels and consonants right out of the gate. This will give you the three vowels in “PIANO” very easily, and at least three of the letters in the other three words. About halfway through the puzzle, you should have many letters confirmed and highlighted as potential candidates colored in yellow or green.
Once you’re done with Quordle 141, the official website has a section specifically for practice that you can access in case you have the time to do more puzzles. There are also several other games based on Wordle that you can test like Crossworlde, Absurdle, and Wheeldle. That said, you can also play more daily puzzles once you change the date settings of your preferred device. That can permanently change the cookies that store your records, so you may want to change the platform you play these other daily puzzles on.
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