Wordscapes Level 386 Answers

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Wordscapes level 386 belongs to the Mountain group and sub-category peak pack, which holds eleven words with crosswords of six letters. In this 386th puzzle, you need to make eleven answers by using these six letters: A, B, D, R, S, and W.

If you feel stuck, Here are the Wordscapes level 386 answers for you.

BARS, BARD, DABS, DUBS, DRAB, DRUB, BARDS, BRAS, BUDS, RUBS, ABSURD.

Bonus or Extra Words in the Peak Level 386

Wordscapes bonus or extra words in puzzle 386 are:

BUR, DRABS, BURA, ARD, URSA, RUDAS, RAD, SARD, DAUR, BRA, DARBS, DAUBS, ARB, BAUDS, URBS, DURA, BUDAS, DRUBS, BAR, DAB, ARS, BRU, ADS, BUS, RUD, BURD, BAS, SURA, RUB, SUD, ARBS, SURD, DUARS, RUSA, RAS, BURDS, SUB, BRUS, BAUD, URB, BAD, URDS, BRAD, BUD, BAUR, RUDS, RADS, BURAS, DURAS, SAR, URD, ABS, SAB, UDS, DAS, BURSA, DUAR, ARDS, BAURS, BUDA, SAU, DAUB, DARB, SAD, DAURS, BURS, DUB, SUBA, BADS, BRADS.

Wordscapes Level 386 Answers

Level 386 Words Meaning:

  • BARS: Long, rigid objects, typically made of metal or wood, that are used as barriers or dividers, places where alcoholic beverages are served and consumed establishments or venues that serve drinks and often provide entertainment.
  • BARD: A poet, especially one who composed and recited epic or heroic poems, often accompanying them with music played on a harp or other instrument, a lyric poet or writer, particularly one associated with a particular cultural or historical tradition.
  • DABS: Quick, light, or small touches or strokes made with a brush, pen, or fingertip, especially when applying or spreading a substance such as paint, ink, or glue; also, a small amount or portion of something.
  • DUBS: The act of conferring knighthood or a similar honor or title upon someone, typically by tapping or striking them on the shoulder with a sword or other object; also, the state or status of being dubbed a knight or receiving such an honor.
  • DRAB: Dull, boring, or lacking in brightness or color characterized by a monotonous or uninteresting appearance or quality; also, a dull, faded, or unattractive color or shade, predominantly a dull brown or gray.
  • DRUB: To beat or strike someone or something repeatedly, especially with a stick or cudgel; to thrash or pound vigorously. To defeat decisively or thoroughly in a competition, contest, or conflict.
  • BARDS: The plural form of the word “bard” refers to multiple poets, lyricists, or writers, especially those known for their epic or heroic compositions, individuals who compose and recite poetry, often accompanied by music.
  • BRAS: Women’s undergarments are designed to support and shape the breasts, typically consisting of cups, straps, and a band, a unit of currency used in Brazil.
  • BUDS: Small, undeveloped, or immature growths on a plant or tree that will eventually develop into leaves, flowers, or shoots, friends or companions, incredibly close or intimate ones colloquially, a colloquial term for marijuana or cannabis flowers.
  • RUBS: To apply pressure or friction to something with a back-and-forth or circular motion, often with the hands, fingers, or a cloth, to clean, polish, or massage it; also, an act or instance of rubbing.
  • ABSURD: Wildly unreasonable, illogical, or foolish contrary to reason or common sense, lacking any rational or sensible basis. Incredibly ridiculous or laughable, characterized by absurdity or absurd qualities.