Word Hike Level 1946 Answers
35 clues on this level, right on the game average of 33.
All 35 Clues for Level 1946
Clue text is exactly as the game words it, in level order.
| # | Clue | Answer | Letters | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Back part of a foot, often found on a shoe | HEEL | 4 | |
| #2 | Greek letter used in mathematics and physics | PHI | 3 | |
| #3 | Playful and lively activity | ROMP | 4 | |
| #4 | Poets or lyricists from the past | BARDS | 5 | |
| #5 | Failures to ignite or operate properly | MISFIRES | 8 | |
| #6 | Pass along information or objects | RELAY | 5 | |
| #7 | Small, quick sound made by a clock or insect | TICK | 4 | |
| #8 | To move back and forth with rhythm, like a gentle breeze | SWAY | 4 | |
| #9 | Tales spun to entertain and captivate | YARN | 4 | |
| #10 | Hawaiian fish, often used for sushi | ONO | 3 | |
| #11 | Money owed, a heavy burden for many | DEBT | 4 | |
| #12 | A slow march or parade, often for a special occasion | PROCESSION | 10 | |
| #13 | Hopping marsupial native to Australia | KANGAROO | 8 | |
| #14 | Powerful shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates | EARTHQUAKE | 10 | |
| #15 | Turning something old into something new and improved | REMAKING | 8 | |
| #16 | Having a negative reaction to certain substances | ALLERGIC | 8 | |
| #17 | Classroom essential for writing and solving equations. | BLACKBOARD | 10 | |
| #18 | Out of the ordinary, the kind that defies norms | ATYPICAL | 8 | |
| #19 | Feeling victorious, like you just won a championship | TRIUMPHANT | 10 | |
| #20 | To release something from your hand, typically from a higher position | DROP | 4 | |
| #21 | The same type or category, just like the others | ILK | 3 | |
| #22 | A solid geometric shape with a circular base and a pointed top | CONE | 4 | |
| #23 | Someone who consistently tells falsehoods or fibs | LIAR | 4 | |
| #24 | An annoying creature or person that causes irritation or trouble | PEST | 4 | |
| #25 | Thoughts or concepts that come to mind, often leading to creative solutions | IDEAS | 5 | |
| #26 | The art of persuasive speaking or writing | RHETORIC | 8 | |
| #27 | A feeling of relaxation and calmness, like taking a break on a sunny beach | CHILL | 5 | |
| #28 | Genuine and authentic, like the real deal | ECHT | 4 | |
| #29 | Primate known for its resemblance to humans | APE | 3 | |
| #30 | Cold precipitation that covers the ground in winter | SNOW | 4 | |
| #31 | Make You Stay Up Late: Assignments given to students to complete outside of school | HOMEWORK | 8 | |
| #32 | Make You Stay Up Late: Social gathering for celebration and enjoyment | PARTY | 5 | |
| #33 | Make You Stay Up Late: Collection of written or printed pages bound together | BOOK | 4 | |
| #34 | Make You Stay Up Late: Connection and bond between individuals | RELATIONSHIP | 12 | |
| #35 | Make You Stay Up Late: Young individuals who are not yet adults | CHILDREN | 8 |
How Level 1946 Breaks Down
This is level 1946 of Word Hike, titled "Make You Stay Up Late", part of the United Arab Emirates - Al Jahili Fort episode. It carries 35 clues, which is right on the game-wide average of 33. Answers range from 3 to 12 letters, the longest being RELATIONSHIP.
Word Hike builds every answer from a shared letter tray, so the tray constrains you as much as the clue does. On a level this size the practical order is to clear the short entries first — they use up the vowels and common consonants, and what remains in the tray narrows the long answers considerably. The clues themselves lean on everyday phrasing rather than crossword shorthand, so read them literally before looking for a trick.
The United Arab Emirates - Al Jahili Fort episode covers 8 levels, numbered 1942 to 1949. Move to level 1945 or level 1947, or go back to the Word Hike hub, which indexes 5,749 levels and 719 episodes.
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Read what you are given
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Anchor with the answers you are sure of
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Work outwards
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