Bubble Word Jam Level 1095 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

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Here is the final solution for Level 1095 before the walkthrough begins. Save it first, then follow the steps below. Spoilers ahead.

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 1095

Here is the complete solution map for Level 1095.

  • BAKERY: APPLE PIE, AROMA, ARTISAN, BAGEL
  • ARCHITECTURAL ERAS: ROMANESQUE, RENAISSANCE, NEOCLASSICAL
    • GOTHIC: GARGOYLE, BUTTRESS, SPIRE, TRACERY
  • LOGICAL FALLACIES: STRAW, BANDWAGON, SLIPPERY, CIRCULAR
  • BRA: BANDEAU, BRALETTE, BREAST, DEMI-CUP
  • LONG NECK: CAMEL, FLAMINGO, GIRAFFE, OSTRICH
  • ENZYME CLASSIFICATIONS: KINASE, PHOSPHATASE, PEPTIDASE, TRANSFER
  • PREPOSITIONS: ABOUT, ABOVE, ACROSS, AFTER
  • SUBATOMIC PARTICLES: PROTON, NEUTRON, QUARK
    • ELECTRON: MUON, NEUTRINO, POSITRON, PHOTON
  • EXCURSION: GUIDE, MUSEUM, TOUR, TOURIST
  • CONTRAPUNTAL FORMS: MOTET, INVENTION, RICERCAR
    • FUGUE: CANON, ROUND, IMITATION, SUBJECT
  • SETTLEMENTS: BOROUGH, CAPITAL, CITY, HAMLET
  • CHIMERA: CENTAUR, CENTAURS, COMPOSITE, FANTASTICAL
  • TOUCH: CARESS, CLAP, FINGER, FONDLE

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 1095

The puzzle is solved by sorting bubble tiles into shared-meaning groups. Some categories also contain a nested subcategory — a smaller group that belongs inside the larger one.

BAKERY

The shared idea is baked goods and the world of a bakery.

  • APPLE PIE belongs here because it is a baked dessert sold in bakeries.
  • AROMA belongs here because fresh baking creates a recognizable bakery smell.
  • ARTISAN belongs here because it describes handmade bread or a specialty baker.
  • BAGEL belongs here because it is a bakery bread product.

ARCHITECTURAL ERAS

The shared idea is architectural style periods.

  • ROMANESQUE belongs here because it is a medieval architectural style.
  • RENAISSANCE belongs here because it is an architectural period that revived classical ideas.
  • NEOCLASSICAL belongs here because it is an architectural style inspired by Greek and Roman forms.

This group also contains a nested subcategory.

GOTHIC

GOTHIC is another architectural era, and the words under it are features of Gothic architecture.

  • GARGOYLE belongs under GOTHIC because it is a carved water spout common on Gothic buildings. The grid splits it as GARG + OYLE, but the full answer is GARGOYLE.
  • BUTTRESS belongs under GOTHIC because it supports high Gothic walls.
  • SPIRE belongs under GOTHIC because it is a tall, pointed tower feature.
  • TRACERY belongs under GOTHIC because it is the decorative stonework found in Gothic windows.

LOGICAL FALLACIES

The shared idea is named logical fallacies.

  • STRAW belongs here because it points to the straw man fallacy. The grid splits it as STR + AW, but the full answer is STRAW.
  • BANDWAGON belongs here because it names the bandwagon fallacy.
  • SLIPPERY belongs here because it starts the slippery slope fallacy.
  • CIRCULAR belongs here because it refers to circular reasoning.

BRA

The shared idea is bras and bra-related terms.

  • BANDEAU belongs here because it is a simple bra style.
  • BRALETTE belongs here because it is a soft, light bra style.
  • BREAST belongs here because it is the body part a bra supports.
  • DEMI-CUP belongs here because it is a bra cup style.

LONG NECK

The shared idea is animals known for long necks.

  • CAMEL belongs here because it has a long, curved neck.
  • FLAMINGO belongs here because it has a long, S-shaped neck.
  • GIRAFFE belongs here because it is famous for its very long neck.
  • OSTRICH belongs here because it has a long, bare neck.

ENZYME CLASSIFICATIONS

The shared idea is classes of enzymes.

  • KINASE belongs here because it is an enzyme type that adds phosphate groups.
  • PHOSPHATASE belongs here because it is an enzyme type that removes phosphate groups.
  • PEPTIDASE belongs here because it is an enzyme type that breaks down peptides.
  • TRANSFER belongs here as the root of “transferase,” an enzyme class that transfers chemical groups. In the grid it is split as TRA + NSFER, but the full answer is TRANSFER.

PREPOSITIONS

The shared idea is common English prepositions.

  • ABOUT belongs here because it is a preposition showing relation or topic.
  • ABOVE belongs here because it is a preposition showing position higher than something.
  • ACROSS belongs here because it is a preposition showing movement from one side to another.
  • AFTER belongs here because it is a preposition showing time or order.

SUBATOMIC PARTICLES

The shared idea is particles smaller than an atom.

  • PROTON belongs here because it is a positively charged subatomic particle.
  • NEUTRON belongs here because it is an uncharged subatomic particle.
  • QUARK belongs here because it is a subatomic particle that helps make up protons and neutrons.

This group also contains a nested subcategory.

ELECTRON

ELECTRON is itself a subatomic particle, and the words under it belong to the same particle physics word family.

  • MUON belongs under ELECTRON because it is a heavier cousin of the electron.
  • NEUTRINO belongs under ELECTRON because it is a tiny particle linked with electron-family particles.
  • POSITRON belongs under ELECTRON because it is the antimatter partner of the electron.
  • PHOTON belongs under ELECTRON because it carries the electromagnetic force connected to electrons.

EXCURSION

The shared idea is a trip or outing.

  • GUIDE belongs here because a guide leads an excursion.
  • MUSEUM belongs here because a museum is a common excursion destination.
  • TOUR belongs here because an excursion often takes the form of a tour.
  • TOURIST belongs here because the tourist is the person on the excursion.

CONTRAPUNTAL FORMS

The shared idea is musical forms built around counterpoint.

  • MOTET belongs here because it is a vocal contrapuntal form.
  • INVENTION belongs here because it is a short contrapuntal keyboard piece.
  • RICERCAR belongs here because it is an instrumental contrapuntal form.

This group also contains a nested subcategory.

FUGUE

FUGUE is one of the contrapuntal forms, and the words under it are the working parts of a fugue.

  • CANON belongs under FUGUE because it is a contrapuntal device used in fugues.
  • ROUND belongs under FUGUE because it is a simple canon-like form.
  • IMITATION belongs under FUGUE because it is the key technique in a fugue.
  • SUBJECT belongs under FUGUE because it is the main theme stated in a fugue.

SETTLEMENTS

The shared idea is places where people live, from small to large.

  • BOROUGH belongs here because it is an administrative town or district.
  • CAPITAL belongs here because it is a city that serves as the seat of government.
  • CITY belongs here because it is a large settlement.
  • HAMLET belongs here because it is a small settlement.

CHIMERA

The shared idea is a fantastical composite creature.

  • CENTAUR belongs here because a centaur is a chimera-like creature made from human and horse parts.
  • CENTAURS belongs here because the puzzle includes the plural form of the same creature.
  • COMPOSITE belongs here because a chimera is made from parts of different beings.
  • FANTASTICAL belongs here because chimeras come from mythology and fantasy.

TOUCH

The shared idea is words connected to the sense of touch.

  • CARESS belongs here because it means to touch gently.
  • CLAP belongs here because clapping is done by bringing the palms together.
  • FINGER belongs here because “to finger” means to touch or feel with the fingers.
  • FONDLE belongs here because it means to touch tenderly or affectionately.
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Liam Stone has been playing Bubble Word Jam since the mobile app first launched on the Apple App Store. He knew this game would pop, so he enjoys playing every level, collecting the answers, and running this site for other players. He loves mobile puzzle games and sometimes publishes his walkthroughs on his YouTube channel Puzzle Game Answer. Follow his channel if you are a puzzle game lover too.

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