This Puzzle Set represents equivalent recorded variants: default, a, b, c, cd, ob, ocd.
This recorded solution has 5 categories and 20 words.
This Puzzle Set represents equivalent recorded variants: default, a, b, c, cd, ob, ocd.
This recorded solution has 8 categories and 32 words.
This Puzzle Set represents equivalent recorded variants: default, a, b, c, cd, ob, ocd.
This recorded solution has 8 categories and 32 words.
This Puzzle Set represents equivalent recorded variants: default, a, b, c, cd, ob, ocd.
This recorded solution has 10 categories and 40 words.
This Puzzle Set represents equivalent recorded variants: default, a, b, c, cd, ob, ocd.
This recorded solution has 11 categories and 44 words.
The first five recorded levels begin with familiar groups, but a few words do more than fill one category. Level 1 has Farm Animals (Cow, Horse, goat and pig) and Colors (Red, Blue, Green and Yellow). Those are straightforward groups to verify by checking every word under the heading.
In Level 3, the School group lists Book, Pen, Desk and School Subjects. School Subjects then becomes another category heading, with Math, Science, History and Art beneath it. Compare both groups; the second one is not an alternative spelling of the first.
Level 4 lists Hat, Shirt, Pants and Shoes under Clothes. A separate Shoes group contains Lace, Sole, Aglet and Heel. This is a useful example of the game's connected category structure: a word from one group becomes the subject of another.
The Pets category in Level 5 contains Dog, Cat, Fish and Bird. Cat then heads a group with Whiskers, Purr, Scratch and Meow. If you think a word has been duplicated by mistake, check whether it is being used once as a group member and again as a category heading.
They play two different roles in the recorded puzzles. Each appears as a word inside one category and also as the heading of another category. The complete groups are shown under Levels 3 and 4 above.
Level 6 starts the next five-level collection. Open the Level 6 answer directly instead of searching through this page.
We preserve the recovered category names and matching words rather than rewriting the puzzle data.
If none of the recorded sets on this page matches the words on your screen, search two or three distinctive words across the campaign and Daily board records.