Daily Quordle 756
CHEAT
ROUND
SLIMY
DRAIN
NADIR - 5
FILMY - 6
FULLY - 7
JAMBS
BELLY - 9
Was a little worried on this one. Not many clues from my first three guesses, and then got DRAIN wrong so I could only afford one more wrong guess. I figured the last word was probably JELLY or BELLY, but possibly KELLY, so I used a sleuth word.
Streak is still alive, so I can’t complain.
Daily Quordle 755
SLATE
CHOIR
TANGO
TOPAZ
TODAY (5)
OMBRE (6)
MECCA (7)
WEDGE (8)
That was a bit of a challenge. I didn’t even see Today…would have played that over Topaz I think. Ombre took me a while to see, as did Mecca. Thankfully, by the time I got to the last word, it was all but solved (minus the W).
Congrats to both of you for getting a 2 in today’s Wordle! 
Daily Sequence Quordle 755
SLATE
CHOIR
MOSSY
BOGUS
BONUS (5)
HINGE (6)
AMPLE (7)
LASSO (8)
I didn’t see Bogus or Bonus…thought it was Mousy, Mossy or Bossy. Then got the 50/50 wrong. Grrrr. At least the rest of them were all they could be.
Thanks for the tips! The instructions say the letters aren’t repeated in the two words, but didn’t know it’s never a double-letter word. And I knew the words were related too, which definitely can be helpful…I wouldn’t have been quick to connect Pixel and Stack though if I had seen both of them. For yesterday’s game, since I knew the S was green in one of the two words, I just focused on trying to nail the S word.
I do want to give it another go again, but I unblurred Chili’s comment by accident, and so I know one of the words in today’s game is plural. I’m not a fan of plural words being possible answers…that opens up the playing field immensely. Still though, I’ll play this one now and again for something different. 
Have any of you ever tried Absurdle? That one can be a doozy of a challenge. 
Daily Quordle 756
RAISE
COUNT
NADIR - 3
MILKY
FILMY - 5
FULLY - 6
BELLY - 7
I was worried about this one too. Luckily I had 4 letters on nadir, but then just an I, an E and a U on the others.
Filmy… darn close to talcy @SeaSun
Daily Sequence Quordle 756
RAISE
RECON
RERUN - 3
INCUR - 4
TUTOR
TUMOR - 6
BULKY
GULLY
PULPY - 9
Dumb pulpy again. Probably should have sleuthed that one.
Daily Quordle 757
CHEAT
ROUND
SLIMY
KAYAK - 4
CLINK - 5
DEBAR - 6
BEGUN - 7
Took a bit of a guess with KAYAK; figured that even if it wasn’t correct it would tell me if the next word was CLINK or CLING.
I really don’t like DEBAR.
Daily Quordle 756
SLATE
CHOIR
NADIR (3)
MILKY
FILMY (5)
FULLY (6)
BELLY (7)
This one had me worried too…not a lot to go on! But with 2 F’s and 3 L’s (two double), they helped us out.
@chiliwillybing We played the same game (minus our start words). I actually think Nadir is worse than Filmy…that word never enters my vocab, nor do I hear or read it out in the wild ever, whereas I say Filmy all the time. That said, Filmy isn’t necessarily a word I think of quickly when playing the word games.
@Robot_Arm I didn’t think of Kelly as a possibility. Glad your streak is still alive!
Daily Sequence Quordle 756
SLATE
CHOIR
DUMPY
RERUN (4)
INCUR (5)
TUMOR (6)
PULPY (7)
DUMPY to the rescue. Pulpy though…that one falls into the Talcy category. 
Sometimes I think the same editor for Wordle is working for Quordle too…so many repetitive letters. Makes things easier in a way though…once you get a key letter, that is.
I agree, it’s very uncommon. I also don’t care for and never use quite a few of the add a Y adjectives. While a lot of them are great and very descriptive, like shady, milky, cloudy, juicy etc. others just seem dumb for some reason, funny how that is
I don’t either, it’s another one of those words they throw in there just to trip us up. I thought my first choice was a lot better 
Daily Quordle 757
RAISE
COUNT
CLINK - 3
BEGUN - 4
ZEBRA
REBAR
DEBAR - 7
KAYAK - 8
Daily Sequence Quordle 757
RAISE
OUNCE
GLOBE
BLOKE - 4
TITLE - 5
MOTOR
FORTH - 7
CANOE - 8
Daily Quordle 758
CHEAT
ROUND
SLIMY
STEAK - 4
FOAMY - 5
PLATE
ELATE - 7
RADAR - 8
qwordle isn’t copying correctly, but I got it in 3 today.
Daily Quordle 757
SLATE
CHOIR
CLINK (3)
KAYAK (4)
DREAR
DEBAR (6)
BEGUN (7)
Got lucky with Click (over Cling, Click, Cliff), which of course helped with Kayak. I didn’t see Debar at first. I’m in agreement on not liking that word as an answer.
Daily Sequence Quordle 757
SLATE
CHOIR
GLOBE
BLOKE (4)
TITLE (5)
FORTH (6)
CANOE (7)
Impressive! 
I didn’t go with my usual Choir second, and I ended up getting a 4, but that is my best score thus far. I like the challenge of having the two words to sort through, and the previous game I was able to solve based on seeing a connection between two words, albeit in 5 guesses, but I felt good about it.
ETA - I’m not sure if you are talking about the Tuesday 2/20 game or 2/21? I played the 2/20 game (#783) with HERBS and FUNGI, and that’s what I’m referring to above with getting it in 4 guesses (I solved Herbs).
I’ve tried qwordle a few times now, but I’m not sure if I’ll stick with it. The problem I have is that it seems like it’s possible for guesses to be too good. If I match just a couple letters, and they’re in the same word, that’s helpful. If I make an ostensibly better guess and match more letters, they’re more likely to be in both answer words, and I find that less helpful.
It’s similar to why I don’t play worldle on difficult mode. Suppose after your first guess, you know the answer is _OUGH. Four letters correct should be a great guess, but you’ve put yourself in a position where you have to use those letters in subsequent guesses, and you’re forced to try R, T, C, B, and D one at a time.
My 3 was on the 2/21 qwordle game.
I can understand the frustration, but I think it arises from habits we’ve picked up from the other Wordle-likes, where “more letters matched” is really the only metric for a good guess. With Qwordle, “more letters matched” is good, but so is “fewer letters, but known to be in same/different word”. The optimal solution path involves some of both, while relying solely on “more letters” is a trap.
It leads to different strategies, like taking two letters from a batch of mixed matches and trying them together in a guess with deliberately rare letter combinations. If you can get two isolated letter matches in a guess, it will tell you for certain whether those letters are in the same word or different words–either of which can help more than, say, identifying one more letter out of 10 in the set.
(And the fact that the two words are related, however obscurely, should help a bit with your scenario of knowing most of the letters, but having to randomly guess among a large set of possible completions.)
Daily Quordle 758
RAISE
CLOTH
STEAM
STEAK - 4
RADAR - 5
ELATE - 6
FOAMY - 7
Daily Sequence Quordle 758
RAISE
OPINE
WHILE
JUICE
GUIDE
QUITE - 6
HILLY - 7
BOAST
TOAST - 9
STING - 10
I think this is my first 10, yipee!