Levels in Word Hike can vary from player to player. If your version does not match this one, just type your clue or part of it below to find the right answer.
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- A country or state
- A deep track made by a vehicle or a pattern of behavior
- A toothed wheel or gear that meshes with other gears to transmit or convert rotational motion or force
- A type of brined cheese from Greece
- Abbreviation meaning “and so on”
- Achieved victory or success
- African river with ancient history
- Area of action in a play, movie or book
- Barrier to hold back water
- Came to a conclusion or finished
- Device for clearing a car’s windshield of rain or snow
- Discovered or located something that was previously unknown or lost
- Enticed or tempted someone to do something
- Forcible removal or ejection
- Formed by interlacing something
- Garment worn to keep warm in winter
- Gesture of respect to a superior
- Group of grazing animals
- Having a high volume or intensity
- Headwear that keeps sun out of eyes
- Improving or making better
- Large furry animal found in many countries
- Life force energy in traditional Chinese medicine
- Lodging for travelers
- Lodging places for travelers
- Long, confident steps
- Made something happen
- Making light repeated touches or knocks on a surface or object
- Moment of sudden realization
- Object flown in the sky with a tail
- Optimistic about the stock market
- Possess or have
- Quick glance or glimpse
- Record of financial transactions
- Related to movies
- Schedule of events or activities
- Skin sensation after being in sun too long
- The opposite of explode
- Time available for relaxation or enjoyable activities
- To predict or anticipate
- To refrain from indulging
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Air outlet
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Crystal fixture
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Furniture item for display
- Use A Ladder To Clean: It falls after a play
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Leaf collectors
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Opportune period
- Use A Ladder To Clean: Source of some leaks
- Where cars drive, a public thoroughfare