The four answers to today’s Quordle (#1703) are below – all four boards solved.
Quordle resets at midnight ET. Players solve four Wordle-style grids simultaneously, with nine guesses to clear all of them. Each correct guess appears on all four boards at once, so every move counts four times.
If you want to work it out yourself first, here are three hints before the answers.
Hints for Quordle September 23, 2026
Hint 1: Two of today’s answers share the letters S and T.
Hint 2: One answer is a tropical fruit with two A’s.
Hint 3: One answer describes something dull or lacking in flavour.
Quordle Answers – September 23, 2026 (#1703)
Top-left: BLAND
Top-right: JOIST
Bottom-left: SHEET
Bottom-right: GUAVA
Answer Notes
BLAND is straightforward enough that it sits in the first grid, though the B start limits early eliminations. JOIST – a horizontal beam used in flooring and ceilings – is the kind of architectural vocabulary that catches players off guard; the J opening is a tough start. SHEET shares S and T with JOIST, so any guess testing those letters does double duty across the two right boards. GUAVA is today’s most distinctive answer: the tropical fruit trips players who exhaust common vowel combinations before hitting on the repeated A pattern.
Also published today: the Wordle answer for #1922, NYT Strands #934, and the NYT Mini Crossword.
