Quordle #1756 Hints & Answers Today, November 15, 2026

Quordle #1756 from Merriam-Webster is the Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026 puzzle. Each of the four words gets a letters clue and a meaning clue. A count of the letters the words share comes next, then a table testing five first guesses, and the answers close the page.

Saturday’s solutions are on the Quordle #1755 page. Today’s four words reuse a handful of letters, which suits a strategy of tracking them across boards; the rules sit on the Quordle guide.

Clues for Quordle words 1 to 4

Words are numbered in the order the answer sources print them, so the numbers do not point to a spot on the grid.

Word 1

• Letters: begins with the 2nd letter of the alphabet and finishes with the 8th; one vowel.
• Meaning: a tree with thin, papery white bark that peels in strips.

Word 2

• Letters: begins with the 2nd letter and finishes with the 4th; one vowel.
• Meaning: unable to see, or the slatted shade that hangs over a window.

Word 3

• Letters: begins with the 21st letter and finishes with the 25th; two vowels plus the final letter doing vowel work.
• Meaning: the state of being joined as one, as a team or a nation hopes to be.

Word 4

• Letters: begins with the 19th letter and finishes with the 16th; one vowel.
• Meaning: the skin that covers the top of the head under the hair.

Which letters do the four words share?

Twenty letter slots, 14 different letters. That gap comes from six repeats spread over the four boards, and no word repeats a letter inside itself.

Words containing the letter	Letters	What it means for play
3 of 4	1	One vowel, and a yellow on it is likely to pay off on more than one board
2 of 4	4	Four consonants each turn up on two boards
1 of 4	9	Nine letters belong to a single word

Three of the four words hold exactly one vowel, and the fourth holds two vowels and a final Y. A guess heavy on vowels would find the vowel in three words and then have nothing left for the consonants.

How five common opening words score on today’s four boards

Each cell gives green tiles (G, right letter, right spot) and yellow tiles (Y, right letter, wrong spot) the opener would earn against that word.

Opener	Word 1	Word 2	Word 3	Word 4	Colored tiles in all
Crane	0G 2Y	1G 0Y	0G 1Y	1G 1Y	6
Slate	0G 0Y	1G 0Y	1G 0Y	2G 1Y	5
Adieu	0G 1Y	1G 1Y	1G 1Y	0G 1Y	6
Pilot	1G 0Y	0G 2Y	0G 2Y	0G 2Y	7
Round	0G 1Y	2G 0Y	0G 2Y	0G 0Y	5

Pilot lights the most tiles, seven, yet only one is green, and it sits on Word 1. Slate has the reverse profile: five colored tiles, four of them green, which is the most greens in the table. Word 4 is where Slate does its work, with three colored tiles from one guess.

Word 1 is the quietest board. Add its column and the five openers earn five colored tiles together, against eight each on Words 2, 3 and 4. Slate leaves Word 1 completely dark, and Round does the same to Word 4, so a first guess that blanks a board means the second guess goes there.

Mark your own progress 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.

• Word 1: Birch
• Word 2: Blind
• Word 3: Unity
• Word 4: Scalp

Beebom and Ponly both print these four words in this order, and both label the puzzle #1756. Positions on the grid are not given here, so the words stay numbered.

Letter	Words containing it
I	Birch, Blind, Unity
B	Birch, Blind
C	Birch, Scalp
L	Blind, Scalp
N	Blind, Unity

The other nine letters (A, D, H, P, R, S, T, U, Y) each belong to one word. This page covers the daily Classic game only.