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 large area of land
- A raised line of earth that runs along a hill or mountain
- A seat without a back, usually found in bars or kitchens
- A suggestion or idea put forward for consideration or debate
- A type of alcohol often used as a solvent
- An incredibly small unit of time, almost too fast to comprehend
- An uncomfortable sensation that makes you want to scratch
- Classic cartoon characters known for their comedic rivalry
- Continuous and persistent without stopping or weakening
- Imitation or fake, often used to deceive
- Limited or restricted in some way
- Not a single person
- Not small in size, big or significant
- On A Train Station Platform: Direction indicator that tells you where to go
- On A Train Station Platform: Graphic representation of an area
- On A Train Station Platform: Person who comes to see someone or something
- On A Train Station Platform: Seating furniture used in parks or gardens
- On A Train Station Platform: The person who leads an orchestra or music ensemble during a performance
- On A Train Station Platform: Traveler exploring new places for fun
- Performing mathematical calculations
- Possessed or controlled by oneself
- Prestigious award given in the film industry
- Ready-made and available for immediate purchase
- Replaced with an alternative option
- Sandwich cookie with cream filling
- Someone who assists or supports another person in their duties or tasks
- Someone who held a position before the current holder
- Strong metal commonly used in construction
- Swollen or protruding, often in a pathologically exaggerated way
- Tennis great who dominated the court in the 60s and 70s
- The final or last in a series, often used to refer to the end of something
- The more private or hidden part of something
- To increase or progress gradually, often in a series of steps
- To tend or fuel a fire, metaphorically used to increase excitement or enthusiasm
- Very far down or inwards; intense or profound
- Welcome or acknowledge someone with words or gestures