Quordle — July 20, 2026

One word is the sweet decorative coating you'd spread over a cake or cinnamon roll.

Another describes a surface so smooth and slippery you could lose your footing on it, like an icy road.

A third is an old-fashioned adverb meaning "in a cheerful, lighthearted way."

The last describes something that has gotten up or gone up — like dough after proofing, or someone climbing out of bed.

The four words start with I, S, G, and R — no two share a first letter, and one of them repeats the same vowel twice.