On a Saturday in September 2026, a daily word puzzle called Quordle, now more than 1,500 games old, reached its game #1692, and a technology guide gave readers a ladder of hints before revealing the four answers: SUPER, BRUSH, RESET and SOWER. It is a small ritual in a larger human habit, the quiet pleasure of guessing a word at the same hour as strangers, each player working through a day that begins at a different midnight depending on where they live. The guide offered its clues gradually, so that those who wanted to struggle could keep struggling, and those who only wanted the answer could
Quordle Today: Hints and Answers for Saturday, September 12 (Game #1692)
Stress free, so I needed a bit of risk to feel I'd achieved something.
Mark
So this is just a puzzle answer page. Why read it?
Mimi
Because of how it's built. The hints escalate, so you can take only as much help as you want before the answers appear.
Mark
What do the hints actually tell you today?
Mimi
Three different vowels across all four words, one word with a repeated letter, no Q, Z, X or J, and two words sharing a first letter. Then the starting letters: S, B, R, S.
Luke
Worth noting the vowel hint is a count of distinct vowels, and Y is excluded. It's easy to misread that as per word.
Mimi
Fair. And the answers are SUPER, BRUSH, RESET and SOWER.
Mark
The writer admitted doubting SOWER.
Mimi
Yes, they had three possibilities left and weren't sure. They also said the solve had been stress free until then.
Luke
That's one player's experience, not a measure of difficulty. The page doesn't say how hard the puzzle was for anyone else.
Mark
And the Daily Sequence?
Mimi
Different words: EARTH, PEACH, SKIFF and WAGER.
Luke
The past-answers list is useful, but the source doesn't claim it predicts anything. TITAN repeating is just something visible in the list.
Le Pouls
- Four hidden words must be found in a single shared set of guesses, and the clues are doled out one step at a time.
- The hints narrow the field to three vowels, one repeated letter, and two words that begin with the same letter, which leaves the solver weighing near-identical options.
- The final word, SOWER, nearly slipped past the writer, who doubted it with only three possibilities left and felt the easy run had gone too smoothly.
- The puzzle is resolved in print, yet a new Quordle and a separate Daily Sequence set arrive at local midnight, so the cycle keeps turning.
On a Saturday in September 2026, a daily word puzzle called Quordle, now more than 1,500 games old, reached its game #1692, and a technology guide gave readers a ladder of hints before revealing the four answers: SUPER, BRUSH, RESET and SOWER. It is a small ritual in a larger human habit, the quiet pleasure of guessing a word at the same hour as strangers, each player working through a day that begins at a different midnight depending on where they live. The guide offered its clues gradually, so that those who wanted to struggle could keep struggling, and those who only wanted the answer could get it in one scroll.
TechRadar's guide to Quordle game #1692, the puzzle for Saturday, September 12, 2026, opens with a spoiler warning and a set of hints that grow more revealing the further a reader scrolls. The first note is practical: a fresh Quordle appears at midnight in each player's own time zone, so some people are always on today's game while others are still on yesterday's.
The hints move from broad to specific. The four answers contain three different vowels, exactly one word has a repeated letter, none of the letters Q, Z, X or J appear, and two answers share a starting letter. The final hint gives the starting letters outright: S, B, R and S. The answers are SUPER, BRUSH, RESET and SOWER. The writer admits that, with only three possibilities left, they doubted SOWER, since the solve had been comfortably stress free and a little risk makes a win feel earned.
The guide also points to the Daily Sequence version, whose answers are EARTH, PEACH, SKIFF and WAGER, and it keeps a running record of recent Quordle solutions for readers who like to spot patterns. TITAN has appeared twice in that stretch, and the list reaches back to August 23. Companion columns for other word games sit alongside, and the next puzzle is only a midnight away.
TechRadar's guide to Quordle game #1692, the puzzle for Saturday, September 12, 2026, opens the way these daily columns do: with a spoiler warning and a ladder of hints that gets more revealing the further a reader scrolls.
The first note is practical. A new Quordle appears at midnight in each player's own time zone, so some people are always on today's game while others are still on yesterday's. Anyone after Friday's puzzle, game #1691, is pointed to a separate page. The guide also notes that Quordle was one of the original Wordle alternatives and is still going strong more than 1,500 games later, and that it remains a genuine challenge.
The hints come in five steps. First, the four answers contain three different vowels in total, counting only A, E, I, O and U, not Y. Second, exactly one of the four answers has a repeated letter. Third, none of the awkward letters Q, Z, X or J appear anywhere. Fourth, two of the answers start with the same letter. The fifth hint makes the puzzle much easier: the starting letters are S, B, R and S.
Then come the answers themselves: SUPER, BRUSH, RESET and SOWER. The column's writer says that with only three possibilities left from the remaining letters, they doubted the final word was SOWER. Until then the solve had been stress free, so the writer wanted a little risk to feel they had achieved something.
The guide also covers the Daily Sequence version of game #1692, whose answers are EARTH, PEACH, SKIFF and WAGER.
For anyone tracking patterns, the page lists the previous 20 days of Quordle solutions. Friday, September 11 (#1691) was PLUSH, PAINT, RIVAL and AFOUL. Thursday, September 10 (#1690) was AGENT, EXILE, TITAN and PUREE. Wednesday, September 9 (#1689) was HAPPY, GONER, SMACK and MOTIF. Tuesday, September 8 (#1688) was FLUNG, DIARY, HALVE and BERTH, and Monday, September 7 (#1687) was VISIT, CLANK, FEVER and OCEAN.
The list runs back to Sunday, August 23 (#1672), when the answers were CHASM, BLAME, PARER and BYLAW. Along the way, TITAN appears twice, in #1690 and #1682. Other entries include QUICK on September 4 (#1684) and LLAMA on September 3 (#1683).
The writer also points readers to companion columns for NYT Connections and NYT Strands, while a colleague, Marc, covers the original Wordle. The next Quordle arrives at local midnight.
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The writer had doubts that the final word was SOWER, having only three possibilities from the remaining letters.— TechRadar's Quordle column writer
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