Wordscapes Level 311 Answers

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Wordscapes level 311 belongs to the Topic group and sub-category coast pack, which holds nineteen words with crosswords of six letters. In this 311th puzzle, you need to make nineteen answers by using these six letters: A, F, L, M, O, and R.

If you feel stuck, Here are the Wordscapes level 311 answers for you.

ARM, FRO, LAM, FOAM, FROM, LOAF, ORAL, ROAM, LOAM, MORAL, MOLAR, FORMAL, AFRO, FOR, MAR, OAR, RAM, FORM, FARM.

Bonus or Extra Words in the Coast Level 311

Wordscapes bonus or extra words in level 311 are:

LOMA, FLAM, FLOR, OMA, MOL, MOA, FORAM, ROM, FARO, MAL, MOLA, MORA, ORA, OLM, OAF, ROMAL, ARF, LOR, ALF, FLORA, ROMA, FARL, MARL, MOR, FOAL, FAR, FORA, ORF, FRA, LAR, ROLF.

Wordscapes Level 311 Answers

Level 311 Words Meaning:

  • ARM: The upper limb of the human body, extending from the shoulder to the hand, is used for grasping, holding, or manipulating objects. It is a similar limb or appendage in animals.
  • FRO: An abbreviation for “from” commonly used in informal or dialectal speech, indicating the origin or starting point of something.
  • LAM: To flee or escape from someone or something, especially from the police or authorities, to beat or strike someone forcefully, typically with a stick or similar weapon.
  • FOAM: A mass of tiny bubbles formed on or in liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation. A substance resembling this mass is often used for insulation or padding.
  • FROM: Indicating the point or place in space, time, or relation from which something or someone moves, starts, or originates, indicating the source or origin of something.
  • LOAF: A quantity of bread, cake, or other baked food, typically shaped and baked in one piece to idle or laze about, especially loafing around without purpose or productivity.
  • ORAL: Relating to or involving the mouth or spoken language; spoken rather than written, conveyed or transmitted by word of mouth rather than in writing.
  • ROAM: To move about or wander freely, especially over a wide area, without a specific destination or purpose to travel or traverse aimlessly or casually.
  • LOAM: Soil with a mixture of sand, silt, and clay, typically fertile and well-draining, suitable for gardening or agriculture, a type of soil used for constructing or repairing embankments or earthworks.
  • MORAL: Concerned with principles of right and wrong behaviour, ethical or virtuous, relating to or dealing with the distinction between good and evil.
  • MOLAR: A large, flat tooth located at the back of the mouth, used for grinding and chewing food related to or involving the molar teeth.
  • FORMAL: Following or conforming to established customs, rules, or conventions, official or ceremonious in nature, characterized by strict adherence to etiquette or decorum.
  • AFRO: A hairstyle characterized by natural, tightly curled or kinky hair, typically styled to form a rounded shape around the head associated with African American culture and identity.
  • FOR: In favour of benefiting or advancing someone or something, indicating a purpose or goal.
  • MAR: To impair or damage the appearance or quality of something to spoil or detract from the perfection or excellence of something.
  • OAR: A long pole with a flat blade at one end used for rowing or propelling a boat through water. A similar implement is used for steering or manoeuvring a boat.
  • RAM: A male sheep, especially one that has been castrated; also, to strike or collide with force, typically resulting in damage or destruction.
  • FORM: The shape, structure, or appearance of something in a standardized document or template with spaces for filling in information or details.
  • FARM: A piece of land used for growing crops or raising animals, typically for agricultural purposes, as well as the buildings and structures associated with agricultural activities.