NYT Wordle #1667 (Jan 11, 2026) – Hints, Clues

NYT Wordle #1667 (Jan 11, 2026) – Hints, Clues

Play Wordle here: https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle

Today’s Wordle is a fun one because it’s a real-world science term that also has a surprising everyday meaning. If you’re stuck, the biggest giveaway is the letter mix — it’s not a “common Wordle pattern,” and it uses a less frequent consonant in a satisfying way.

Below are spoiler-free hints first, then a button to reveal the answer when you’re ready.

Hint 1
The answer is a 5-letter noun.
Hint 2
It contains 2 vowels.
Hint 3
It starts with the letter Q.
Hint 4
It ends with the letter K.
Hint 5
Meaning clue: it can refer to an elementary particle — and also a type of cheese.
Click to reveal today’s Wordle answer

Wordle #1667 answer (Jan 11, 2026):

QUARK

Quick solving tip: If you spot Q early, try pairing it with U fast — most Wordle answers with Q use that combo.

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