Word Hike Level 4866 Answers
51 clues on this level, above the game average of 33.
All 51 Clues for Level 4866
Clue text is exactly as the game words it, in level order.
| # | Clue | Answer | Letters | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Long out of practice | RUSTY | 5 | |
| #2 | Animal that carries its own food supply | CAMEL | 5 | |
| #3 | Place that has class | SCHOOL | 6 | |
| #4 | Cargo areas | BAYS | 4 | |
| #5 | Some social media commenters | TROLLS | 6 | |
| #6 | Modern prefix meaning "super" | UBER | 4 | |
| #7 | Pieces | ITEMS | 5 | |
| #8 | Drain woes | CLOGS | 5 | |
| #9 | "Say that's true ... " | IFSO | 4 | |
| #10 | Nautical wheel | HELM | 4 | |
| #11 | Eye with desire | OGLE | 4 | |
| #12 | Fall fruit | PEAR | 4 | |
| #13 | 1930 discovery | PLUTO | 5 | |
| #14 | Heart-felt thing? | PULSE | 5 | |
| #15 | It's blown up at a carnival | BOUNCEHOUSE | 11 | |
| #16 | Conjure up | EVOKE | 5 | |
| #17 | Flood prevention measure | LEVEE | 5 | |
| #18 | Early distribution of a piece of software | BETARELEASE | 11 | |
| #19 | Newton associated with apples, not figs | ISAAC | 5 | |
| #20 | Causing a chill, maybe | EERIE | 5 | |
| #21 | Grind, as one's teeth | GNASH | 5 | |
| #22 | Round bread sometimes found in a lender's office? | BAGEL | 5 | |
| #23 | Hold up once more, slangily | REROB | 5 | |
| #24 | Fish with a dragged net | TRAWL | 5 | |
| #25 | *Arena for illegal trading | BLACKMARKET | 11 | |
| #26 | Soup ingredients | LEEKS | 5 | |
| #27 | More refined or subtle | FINER | 5 | |
| #28 | Sense of moral rightness or intuition | CONSCIENCES | 11 | |
| #29 | Popular word game | GHOST | 5 | |
| #30 | Deal negotiator | AGENT | 5 | |
| #31 | Tanks, so to speak | FAILS | 5 | |
| #32 | Valuable entry on a balance sheet | ASSET | 5 | |
| #33 | Gambler's input | ANTE | 4 | |
| #34 | Concern for a dermatologist | LUMP | 4 | |
| #35 | Track data | ODDS | 4 | |
| #36 | Jazz ___ | TRIO | 4 | |
| #37 | Missile name | SCUD | 4 | |
| #38 | Dust ___: tiny house critter | MITE | 4 | |
| #39 | Like some kids' vitamins | GUMMY | 5 | |
| #40 | Poet who feuded with Pope Boniface VIII | DANTE | 5 | |
| #41 | Unwanted tagalong | FIFTHWHEEL | 10 | |
| #42 | Shimmering with instability | FLICKERING | 10 | |
| #43 | Burn, so to speak | USEUP | 5 | |
| #44 | Docs for dachshunds | VETS | 4 | |
| #45 | Pairs Of Things: Footwear for protection and style | SHOES | 5 | |
| #46 | Pairs Of Things: Worn to correct vision or for fashion | EYEGLASSES | 10 | |
| #47 | Pairs Of Things: Hand coverings, often for warmth or protection | GLOVES | 6 | |
| #48 | Pairs Of Things: Jewelry worn in the ears, often as decoration | EARRINGS | 8 | |
| #49 | Pairs Of Things: Worn inside shoes to keep feet comfortable | SOCKS | 5 | |
| #50 | Pairs Of Things: Restraints for the hands, used by authorities | HANDCUFFS | 9 | |
| #51 | Pairs Of Things: Hand coverings that leave fingers together for warmth | MITTENS | 7 |
How Level 4866 Breaks Down
This is level 4866 of Word Hike, titled "Pairs of things", part of the Malawi - Blantyre episode. It carries 51 clues, which is above the game-wide average of 33. Answers range from 4 to 11 letters, the longest being BOUNCEHOUSE.
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 Malawi - Blantyre episode covers 8 levels, numbered 4862 to 4869. Move to level 4865 or level 4867, or go back to the Word Hike hub, which indexes 5,749 levels and 719 episodes.
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The order that clears a board fastest.
Read what you are given
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Anchor with the answers you are sure of
Each confirmed answer narrows the ones it touches, so the easy entries are worth the first minute.
Work outwards
Follow the chain from what you have placed rather than jumping around the board.