Wordscapes Level 418 Answers

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Wordscapes level 418 belongs to the Winter group and sub-category bite pack, which holds fourteen words with crosswords of six letters. In this 418th puzzle, you need to make fourteen answers by using these six letters: D, G, I, R, T, and U.

If you feel stuck, Here are the Wordscapes level 418 answers for you.

DIG, DUG, RUT, TUG, GIT, DIRT, DRUG, GRID, GRIT, GUT, RID, RIG, RUG, TURGID.

Bonus or Extra Words in the Bite Level 418

Wordscapes bonus or extra words in puzzle 418 are:

TUI, GUR, RIT, DIT, DUI, GIRT, TURD, GIRD, URD, DUIT, RUD, TRUG, GUID, GID, TRIG, TIG, TID.

Wordscapes Level 418 Answer

Level 418 Words Meaning:

  • DIG: To break up, turn over, or remove earth, soil, or other material with a spade, shovel, or similar implement to search or rummage in a specified place.
  • DUG: The past tense and participle of “dig” refers to excavating or turning up earth or soil.
  • RUT: A long, deep track made by the repeated passage of wheels or feet in wet or muddy ground, a fixed, usually dull routine or pattern of behavior.
  • TUG: Pull or drag with great effort or force, a sudden, sharp pull or jerk.
  • GIT: A disparaging or informal term for a person, often implying contempt or irritation.
  • DIRT: Loose earth or soil, incredibly rich in organic matter, any substance or material considered unclean or morally or socially objectionable.
  • DRUG: A substance that has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body, especially one that is illegal or used as a narcotic or stimulant.
  • GRID: A framework or structure of crossed or parallel bars, wires, or lines, typically forming squares or rectangles.
  • GRIT: Small, loose particles of stone or sand, firmness of character, indomitable spirit or resolve.
  • GUT: The stomach or belly, the inner parts or essence of something.
  • RID: To free or relieve (someone or something) of a troublesome or unwanted thing or person and make oneself accessible of (a troublesome or unwanted thing or person).
  • RIG: To set up or arrange (something) dishonestly or fraudulently, to manipulate or tamper with (something) to achieve a desired outcome.
  • RUG: A small carpet woven in a pattern or design, typically used to cover part of a floor, the dense growth of grass, or similar vegetation in a particular area.
  • TURGID: Swollen or distended, mainly due to fluid congestion, excessively ornate or complex in style or language.