Wordscapes Level 416 Answers

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Wordscapes level 416 belongs to the Winter group and sub-category chill pack, which holds twelve words with crosswords of five letters. In this 416th puzzle, you need to make twelve answers by using these five letters: D, E, G, R, and V.

If you feel stuck, Here are the Wordscapes level 416 answers for you.

EVE, GEE, EDGE, EVER, REED, VEER, GREED, VERGE, EDGER, RED, DEER, VERGED.

Bonus or Extra Words in the Chill Level 416

Wordscapes bonus or extra words in level 416 are:

ERG, REDE, REG, DEE, DERV, DREE, EREV, GER, VEE, ERE, DREG, ERED, EGER, REE, GREE, GEED, DERE, GED, DEEV, GREVE, DEV, VERD, DEG, VEG, EGRE, GERE, REV.

Wordscapes Level 416 Answers

Level 416 Words Meaning:

  • EVE: The day or time immediately before an event or occasion.
  • GEE: A command used to urge a horse to turn right.
  • EDGE: The outside limit or border of something, a sharp side formed by the intersection of two surfaces.
  • EVER: At all times, always, continuously throughout a specified period.
  • REED: A tall, slender-leaved plant of the grass family, often growing in water or marshy areas, a thin strip of material used as a structural support.
  • VEER: To change direction suddenly or rapidly to swerve or turn aside.
  • GREED: An intense and selfish desire for wealth, power, or possessions; excessive or insatiable longing for more than is needed or deserved.
  • VERGE: The edge, brink, or margin of something, the limit or point beyond which something begins or occurs.
  • EDGER: A tool or machine used to trim the edges of lawns, paths, or borders; also, a person who performs this task.
  • RED: Of a colour resembling that of blood or a ripe tomato, typically indicating danger or excitement, a communist or socialist, especially in Marxist contexts.
  • DEER: A hoofed grazing or browsing animal, typically with antlers in the male, belonging to the family Cervidae.
  • VERGED: Past tense of the verb “to the verge,” meaning to be on the edge or border of something; to approach closely.