Bubble Word Jam Level 1131 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 1131

The puzzle in Bubble Word Jam Level 1131 is built from groups of related words. The full solution is:

• FAILURE: DEBACLE, DISASTER, FIASCO, MISHAP
• ELDRITCH: EERIE, OMINOUS, SINISTER, UNCANNY
• TRASH: BIN, COMPACTOR, INCINERATOR, SHREDDER
• ACADEMIC FIELDS: BIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY
  • ASTRONOMY: COMET, NEBULA, QUASAR, GALAXY
• CONTINUE: PERSIST, PROCEED, PURSUE, RESUME
• EMPTY: BARE, BLANK, DEVOID, VACANT
• GROUPS: FLOCK, GAGGLE, HERD, SWARM
• KEYS: ENTER, SHIFT, TAB, ESCAPE
• SERVANTS: BUTLER, FLUNKEY, GOFER, LACKEY

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 1131

In this level, the puzzle is solved by finding shared meanings and nested relationships between words. Most categories are groups of words that mean something similar or belong to the same topic. The only nested relationship is ACADEMIC FIELDS containing the subcategory ASTRONOMY.

FAILURE

These words describe events or situations where something goes wrong.

• DEBACLE belongs here because it is a sudden failure or breakdown.
• DISASTER belongs here because it is a catastrophic event or failure.
• FIASCO belongs here because it is a complete and embarrassing failure.
• MISHAP belongs here because it is a small mistake or accident that goes wrong.

ELDRITCH

These words all have a strange, creepy, or supernatural feeling.

• EERIE belongs here because it means strange in a frightening way.
• OMINOUS belongs here because it suggests that something bad is coming.
• SINISTER belongs here because it suggests evil or harm.
• UNCANNY belongs here because it describes something so strange that it feels supernatural.

TRASH

These words describe things that are used to contain, crush, burn, or destroy trash.

• BIN belongs here because it is a container for waste.
• COMPACTOR belongs here because it crushes trash into a smaller size.
• INCINERATOR belongs here because it burns trash.
• SHREDDER belongs here because it tears waste materials into pieces.

ACADEMIC FIELDS

These words are all areas of study. The category also includes ASTRONOMY as a nested subcategory because astronomy is another academic field.

• BIOLOGY belongs here because it is the study of life. The word BIOLOGY is formed from the chunks BIO and LOGY.
• PSYCHOLOGY belongs here because it is the study of mind and behavior.
• SOCIOLOGY belongs here because it is the study of society and human groups.

Nested inside ACADEMIC FIELDS is the subcategory ASTRONOMY.

• COMET belongs under ASTRONOMY because it is an icy object in space.
• NEBULA belongs under ASTRONOMY because it is a cloud of gas and dust in space.
• QUASAR belongs under ASTRONOMY because it is a very bright distant object in space.
• GALAXY belongs under ASTRONOMY because it is a huge system of stars and matter in space.

CONTINUE

These words all mean to keep going or to start again after stopping.

• PERSIST belongs here because it means to continue doing something despite difficulty.
• PROCEED belongs here because it means to move forward or continue.
• PURSUE belongs here because it means to continue following a goal or path.
• RESUME belongs here because it means to begin again after a pause.

EMPTY

These words describe things that have nothing inside or are not filled.

• BARE belongs here because it means without covering or contents.
• BLANK belongs here because it means empty, like a blank page.
• DEVOID belongs here because it means completely lacking something.
• VACANT belongs here because it means empty or unoccupied.

GROUPS

These words are collective nouns used for groups of animals.

• FLOCK belongs here because it names a group of birds or sheep.
• GAGGLE belongs here because it names a group of geese.
• HERD belongs here because it names a group of cattle or large animals.
• SWARM belongs here because it names a group of bees or insects.

KEYS

These words are all keys found on a keyboard.

• ENTER belongs here because it is the key used to confirm a command or start a new line.
• SHIFT belongs here because it is the key used to type capital letters or symbols.
• TAB belongs here because it is the key that moves the cursor to the next stop.
• ESCAPE belongs here because it is the key used to cancel or close a command.

SERVANTS

These words all describe people who serve or do tasks for others.

• BUTLER belongs here because he is the chief household servant.
• FLUNKEY belongs here because it is a word for a servant who does humble tasks.
• GOFER belongs here because it is a servant who runs errands.
• LACKEY belongs here because it is a helper or servant who follows orders.