Word Craze Daily Theme February 20, 2025 Answers

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All 14 Answers at a Glance

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CLAW 4L SHAPE 5L TETRA 5L EJECTOR 7L NAPKINS 7L APIECE 6L ENDED 5L GALENA 6L CHECKED 7L LATTICE 7L APRONED 7L WEARS 5L STEPIN 6L JAPE 4L

The Word Craze Daily Theme February 20, 2025 has 14 clues covering 81 letter tiles, with answers running from 4 to 7 letters. The shortest answers are CLAW and JAPE at 4 letters each, while the longest are EJECTOR and NAPKINS and CHECKED and LATTICE and APRONED at 7 letters each. Jump straight to the full clue table below if you need a specific answer, or browse the letter breakdown for the vowel and consonant split on every word.

Across today's 14 boards the average answer is 5.8 letters long and 8 of the answers (57%) reuse at least one letter internally. C and S and E and A each open 2 answers, today's most common starting letters. The best approach is to solve the shortest answers first - they unlock crossings for longer ones and tend to carry simpler picture clues. Compare with today's Trivia Daily, or return to the Word Craze hub for level and pack guides.

Every answer on this page belongs to the February 20, 2025 puzzle and matches what all Word Craze players see on that date. See also: February 19, 2025. If the app shows a different answer after a patch, check that your app is up to date - corrections appear here after the next review.

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All Clues and Answers

February 20, 2025 - 14 clues

#	Clue	Answer
1	A feature for prying or hooking	CLAW 4 letters
2	The form or outline of something	SHAPE 5 letters
3	Prefix with -hydrozoline	TETRA 5 letters
4	Type of seat in James Bond's car	EJECTOR 7 letters
5	Table cloths	NAPKINS 7 letters
6	Per person	APIECE 6 letters
7	Ran its course	ENDED 5 letters
8	Ore used for old radio crystals	GALENA 6 letters
9	Made sure of	CHECKED 7 letters
10	Gazebo framework	LATTICE 7 letters
11	Garbed with a waist covering	APRONED 7 letters
12	Puts on clothing	WEARS 5 letters
13	Step forward to aid	STEPIN 6 letters
14	Say mockingly	JAPE 4 letters

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Clue-by-Clue Breakdown

Letter patterns and solving tactics for each answer.

B Consonant A Vowel R Repeated

1

A feature for prying or hooking

CLAW

C L A W

CLAW fills 4 tiles - 1 vowel and 3 consonants. At 4 letters it is one of the shortest - bank it early to seed the longer slots. It opens with C, shared by 1 other answer today.

4 letters
1 vowel
3 consonants
4 distinct

2

The form or outline of something

SHAPE

S H A P E

SHAPE fills 5 tiles - 2 vowels and 3 consonants. At 5 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. It opens with S, shared by 1 other answer today.

5 letters
2 vowels
3 consonants
5 distinct

3

Prefix with -hydrozoline

TETRA

T E T R A

TETRA fills 5 tiles - 2 vowels and 3 consonants, with a repeated T. At 5 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. Its opening T is unique in today's set.

5 letters
2 vowels
3 consonants
4 distinct

4

Type of seat in James Bond's car

EJECTOR

E J E C T O R

EJECTOR fills 7 tiles - 3 vowels and 4 consonants, with a repeated E. It ties for the longest answer today, so leave it until crossings feed its letters. It opens with E, shared by 1 other answer today.

7 letters
3 vowels
4 consonants
6 distinct

5

Table cloths

NAPKINS

N A P K I N S

NAPKINS fills 7 tiles - 2 vowels and 5 consonants, with a repeated N. It ties for the longest answer today, so leave it until crossings feed its letters. Its opening N is unique in today's set.

7 letters
2 vowels
5 consonants
6 distinct

6

Per person

APIECE

A P I E C E

APIECE fills 6 tiles - 4 vowels and 2 consonants, with a repeated E. At 6 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. It opens with A, shared by 1 other answer today.

6 letters
4 vowels
2 consonants
5 distinct

7

Ran its course

ENDED

E N D E D

ENDED fills 5 tiles - 2 vowels and 3 consonants, with a repeated E and D. At 5 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. It opens with E, shared by 1 other answer today. It closes on -ED.

5 letters
2 vowels
3 consonants
3 distinct

8

Ore used for old radio crystals

GALENA

G A L E N A

GALENA fills 6 tiles - 3 vowels and 3 consonants, with a repeated A. At 6 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. Its opening G is unique in today's set.

6 letters
3 vowels
3 consonants
5 distinct

9

Made sure of

CHECKED

C H E C K E D

CHECKED fills 7 tiles - 2 vowels and 5 consonants, with a repeated C and E. It ties for the longest answer today, so leave it until crossings feed its letters. It opens with C, shared by 1 other answer today. It closes on -ED.

7 letters
2 vowels
5 consonants
5 distinct

10

Gazebo framework

LATTICE

L A T T I C E

LATTICE fills 7 tiles - 3 vowels and 4 consonants, with a repeated T. It ties for the longest answer today, so leave it until crossings feed its letters. Its opening L is unique in today's set.

7 letters
3 vowels
4 consonants
6 distinct

11

Garbed with a waist covering

APRONED

A P R O N E D

APRONED fills 7 tiles - 3 vowels and 4 consonants. It ties for the longest answer today, so leave it until crossings feed its letters. It opens with A, shared by 1 other answer today. It closes on -ED.

7 letters
3 vowels
4 consonants
7 distinct

12

Puts on clothing

WEARS

W E A R S

WEARS fills 5 tiles - 2 vowels and 3 consonants. At 5 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. Its opening W is unique in today's set.

5 letters
2 vowels
3 consonants
5 distinct

13

Step forward to aid

STEPIN

S T E P I N

STEPIN fills 6 tiles - 2 vowels and 4 consonants. At 6 letters it locks in fast once one crossing tile lands. It opens with S, shared by 1 other answer today.

6 letters
2 vowels
4 consonants
6 distinct

14

Say mockingly

JAPE

J A P E

JAPE fills 4 tiles - 2 vowels and 2 consonants. At 4 letters it is one of the shortest - bank it early to seed the longer slots. Its opening J is unique in today's set.

4 letters
2 vowels
2 consonants
4 distinct

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How to Solve the Word Craze Daily Theme

5 steps from open to full clear.

1
Start with the shortest clues
Short answers have fewer crossing tiles, so solving them first seeds the longer answers for free. Scan the whole board and pick out every clue whose answer runs three or four letters - those are your quickest wins and they often unlock the harder boards.
2
Treat a trailing question mark as a wordplay signal
A clue that ends in "?" is hinting at a pun, double meaning, or lateral connection rather than a straight definition. Pause, read it again as wordplay, and the answer usually surfaces fast once you shift your mental frame.
3
Count the tile slots before you commit
Each answer slot shows you how many letters the answer has. Before typing, count the tiles and match them to your candidate word. A word that is one letter too long or too short is wrong no matter how good it looks. Let the letter count filter your options first.
4
Break compound answers into two halves
Many Daily Theme answers are compound words or two-part phrases. If the picture clue shows two distinct objects, name each one and fuse them. Splitting the answer at its natural seam often bypasses the need to know the exact word upfront.
5
Study the picture, not just the text
The picture clue and the text clue together define the answer, but they are not redundant - each half adds information the other omits. Read the text, then examine the image for any detail the text left unnamed. The answer is always the concept where both overlap.

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Frequently Asked Questions

9 questions about the February 20, 2025 Daily Theme.

How many clues are in the Word Craze Daily Theme for February 20, 2025?

The February 20, 2025 Daily Theme has 14 clues across 81 total letter tiles.

What is the longest answer in the February 20, 2025 Daily Theme?

EJECTOR and NAPKINS and CHECKED and LATTICE and APRONED are all tied as the longest at 7 letters each.

What is the shortest answer in the February 20, 2025 Daily Theme?

CLAW and JAPE all tie for shortest at 4 letters each.

Are the Daily Theme answers the same for everyone?

Yes. Every Word Craze player receives the same Daily Theme clues and answers on the same calendar date, regardless of device or region.

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The Daily Theme refreshes at midnight in your local time zone. A new set of clues becomes available the moment the calendar date changes on your device.

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How many total letter tiles are in today's Daily Theme?

Today's 14 clues contain 81 letter tiles in total, with individual answers ranging from 4 to 7 letters.

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Word Craze saves your progress automatically. Closing and reopening the app within the same calendar day restores exactly where you left off.

Who compiles these answers?

The answers on this page are compiled and edited by Marco Alvarez, Senior Puzzle Editor at Puzzle Solved, who matches each clue to its answer and checks the letter count against the tile slots in the app before publishing.

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How the Daily Theme works and how this page is produced.

The Word Craze Daily Theme is a daily picture-and-trivia puzzle released every morning by Betta Games. It is a distinct format from the Trivia Daily: each Daily Theme consists of picture clues anchored to a shared topic, where solving one answer often helps unlock the next through crossing tile slots. Every set of answers belongs to its specific calendar date and cannot be replayed on a different day inside the app.

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