Wordscapes Level 236 Answer

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Wordscapes level 236 belongs to the Sky group and sub-category sun pack, which holds nineteen words with crosswords of six letters.
In this 235th puzzle, you need to make nineteen answers by using these six letters: A, C, L, M, O, and R.

If you feel stuck, Here are the Wordscapes level 236 answers for you.

ARC, COLA, ORAL, ROAM, CAMO, CLAM, CRAM, CORAL, MORAL, MOLAR, CAROL, ARM, CAR, MAR, OAR, RAM, CALM, MACRO, CLAMOR.

Bonus or Extra Words in the Sun Level 236

Wordscapes bonus or extra words in level 236 are:

LOMA, LAM, OMA, COMA, OCA, LOAM, MOL, MOA, CORM, MOC, ROC, CAM, CLARO, ROM, COM, MAL, MARC, MOLA, COMAL, MORA, ORA, COAL, OLM, MAC, ARCO, CARL, MARL, MOR, CLOAM, COR, COL, CALO, ORCA, LAC, CAROM, ROMAL, LOCA, CAL, LOR, ROMA, ORC, ACRO, ALCO, LAR.

Wordscapes Level 236 Answers

Level 236 Words Meaning:

  • ARC: A curve or a portion of a circle.
  • COLA: A carbonated soft drink.
  • ORAL: Relating to the mouth or spoken rather than written.
  • ROAM: To move about or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, especially over a wide area.
  • CAMO: Short for camouflage, referring to clothing or materials used for concealment in natural surroundings.
  • CLAM: A type of shellfish with a hinged shell.
  • CRAM: To fill something tightly or to study intensively within a short period.
  • CORAL: A hard substance formed from the skeletons of marine polyps, often forming reefs.
  • MORAL: Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour.
  • MOLAR: A large grinding tooth at the back of the mouth.
  • CAROL: A festive song or hymn, especially one associated with Christmas.
  • ARM: The upper limb of the human body, between the shoulder and the elbow.
  • CAR: A four-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
  • MAR: To impair the appearance of spoil or damage.
  • OAR: A long shaft with a broad blade at one end, used as a lever for rowing or steering a boat.
  • RAM: A male sheep.
  • CALM: A state of tranquillity or peacefulness.
  • MACRO: Referring to something large or on a large scale, often used in computing to describe a type of instruction or program.
  • CLAMOR: A loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting vehemently.