Bubble Word Jam Level 1185 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 1185

Here is the complete solution for BUBBLE WORD JAM Level 1185. Each group is based on a shared theme.

• TEX-MEX: SALSA, QUESO, FAJITA, TORTILLA
• PIZZA OVEN: WOOD FIRE, STONE, HEAT, DOUGH
• CONCERT STAGE: STROBES, SPEAKERS, STAGE, DRUM SET
• PIRATE SHIP: MAST, CROW NEST, ANCHOR, CANNON
• BEACH TENT: STAKES, CANOPY, SHADE, SAND
• SAND TOYS: BUCKET, SHOVEL, MOLD, SIEVE
• PENCIL CASE: LID, COMPARTMENTS, TIN, PENCILS
• PIRATE CREW: FIRST MATE, QUARTERMASTER, BOSUN, CABIN BOY
• EXPERIMENT: HYPOTHESIS, DATA, RESULT
  • TRIAL: COURT, TEST, PHASE, RUN
• LEMON TREE: CITRUS, FRAGRANT, YELLOW, BOUGH
• BIKE BELL: RING, BRACKET, STEEL, LEVER
• PAPER BOX: PLEAT, CREASE, FOLDED, COMPARTMENT
• ROCKING HORSE: ROCKERS, MANE, SADDLE, WOOD
• ORCHARD: CRATE, BUSHELS, TREES, CIDER
• LANTERN: GLOW, WICK, CARRY, OIL

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 1185

The puzzle is solved by finding the shared meaning behind each group of words. Some groups also contain a nested subcategory, which is a smaller related group inside a larger one.

TEX-MEX

This group contains foods associated with Tex-Mex cooking.

• SALSA belongs here because it is a common Tex-Mex sauce.
• QUESO belongs here because it is a melted cheese dip.
• FAJITA belongs here because it is a classic Tex-Mex dish.
• TORTILLA belongs here because it is used to wrap or serve the food.

PIZZA OVEN

This group is about the parts and process of a pizza oven.

• WOOD FIRE is a heat source used in traditional pizza ovens.
• STONE is the surface where the pizza bakes.
• HEAT is what cooks the pizza.
• DOUGH is the base of the pizza.

CONCERT STAGE

This group contains things you find at a concert performance.

• STROBES are lights used on stage.
• SPEAKERS make the music louder.
• STAGE is where the band performs.
• DRUM SET is a common instrument played on stage.

PIRATE SHIP

This group is about the parts of a pirate ship.

• MAST is the tall pole that supports the sails.
• CROW NEST is the lookout point high on the mast.
• ANCHOR is used to stop the ship.
• CANNON is a weapon found on pirate ships.

BEACH TENT

This group is about setting up a tent at the beach.

• STAKES hold the tent in place.
• CANOPY is the cloth roof of the tent.
• SHADE is what the tent provides.
• SAND is the ground where the tent sits.

SAND TOYS

This group contains toys used for playing in sand.

• BUCKET holds sand.
• SHOVEL digs and moves sand.
• MOLD shapes wet sand.
• SIEVE sifts sand.

PENCIL CASE

This group describes a case used to carry pencils.

• LID covers the case.
• COMPARTMENTS organize the items inside.
• TIN is a common material for the case.
• PENCILS are what the case holds.

PIRATE CREW

This group contains jobs or roles on a pirate ship.

• FIRST MATE is the officer second in command.
• QUARTERMASTER is in charge of supplies and discipline.
• BOSUN manages the crew and equipment.
• CABIN BOY is a young crew member.

EXPERIMENT

This group is about the steps and idea of running an experiment.

• HYPOTHESIS is the idea being tested.
• DATA is the information collected.
• RESULT is what the experiment shows.

TRIAL is a nested subcategory because one experiment can be made up of trials, or separate rounds of testing.

• COURT is a legal trial.
• TEST is a trial of knowledge or ability.
• PHASE is one stage of a process.
• RUN is one single trial or attempt.

LEMON TREE

This group describes the lemon tree and its features.

• CITRUS is the fruit family lemons belong to.
• FRAGRANT describes the scent of lemon blossoms and fruit.
• YELLOW is the color of ripe lemons.
• BOUGH is a branch of the tree.

BIKE BELL

This group is about the parts and sound of a bike bell.

• RING is the sound the bell makes.
• BRACKET attaches the bell to the handlebar.
• STEEL is a material used to make the bell.
• LEVER is pressed to ring the bell.

PAPER BOX

This group describes a box made from folded paper.

• PLEAT is a folded section in the paper.
• CREASE is the line made by folding.
• FOLDED explains how the box is shaped.
• COMPARTMENT is a section inside the box.

ROCKING HORSE

This group describes the parts of a toy rocking horse.

• ROCKERS are the curved pieces that let it rock.
• MANE is the hair along the horse’s neck.
• SADDLE is the seat on the horse’s back.
• WOOD is a common material for the toy.

ORCHARD

This group is about the things found in or produced by an orchard.

• CRATE is used to carry harvested fruit.
• BUSHELS is a unit used to measure fruit. The puzzle word BUSHELS is formed from the chunks bush and els, but the puzzle keeps it as one word.
• TREES grow in the orchard.
• CIDER is a drink made from orchard fruit.

LANTERN

This group describes a lantern and how it works.

• GLOW is the light a lantern gives off.
• WICK is the part that burns.
• CARRY is what you can do with a portable lantern.
• OIL is the fuel used in many lanterns.