Quordle #1751 Hints & Answers Today, November 10, 2026

Quordle #1751 from Merriam-Webster is the Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 puzzle. Every board below has a graded clue, and the overlap table shows how the four words connect. The answers wait at the bottom behind a spoiler warning.

Yesterday’s set is on the Quordle #1750 page, and the rules are on our Quordle guide.

Clues for the four boards

Boards follow the order of the answer list: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.

Top left

• Letters: five letters, the first is the 19th letter of the alphabet.
• Meaning: an old word for a county in England; Tolkien used it for the hobbits’ home region.

Top right

• Letters: five letters that start with the fourth letter of the alphabet and finish on the 25th.
• Meaning: groggy or half-asleep, or just a bit silly. It is also the name of one of the seven dwarfs in the 1937 Disney film.

Bottom left

• Letters: five letters that open with the sixth letter of the alphabet.
• Meaning: a genus of plants that includes the fig and the rubber plant, and a common houseplant.

Bottom right

• Letters: five letters that begin with the 18th letter and end on a vowel.
• Meaning: a long, narrow raised strip of land, or the crest of a hill.

Letter overlap across the four boards

The 20 tiles hold 13 different letters, since no word repeats one. Counts below leave the letters unnamed.

Boards	Letters in common
Top left and top right	1
Top left and bottom left	2
Top left and bottom right	3
Top right and bottom left	0
Top right and bottom right	2
Bottom left and bottom right	1

Board	Vowels (A, E, I, O, U)	Y
Top left	2	0
Top right	2	1
Bottom left	2	0
Bottom right	2	0

Every board carries two vowels, so the vowel count will not separate them; only the top right adds a Y. Two letters appear in three boards each, three letters appear in two boards, and eight letters appear in just one. The top left and bottom right end on the same letter, and all four words start with different ones. The top right and bottom left never touch, so a letter you place in one says nothing about the other, while the top left and bottom right overlap the most and reward a shared opening guess.

Track your streak on the November 2026 printable calendar or the printable weekly calendar.

More of today’s puzzles: Wordle hints and Connections hints.

Today’s Quordle answers (spoilers)

Look away now if you want to keep playing.

• Top left: Shire
• Top right: Dopey
• Bottom left: Ficus
• Bottom right: Ridge

I sits in Shire, Ficus and Ridge, and E sits in Shire, Dopey and Ridge. S joins Shire and Ficus, R joins Shire and Ridge, and D joins Dopey and Ridge. H, O, P, Y, F, C, U and G each appear once. Dopey and Ficus share no letter. Shire and Ridge both end in E, and Dopey is the one with a Y. This page covers the daily Classic game; other Quordle modes use different answers. Three independent answer pages agree on these words and their board order.