Bubble Word Jam Level 365 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 365

• skill level: newbie, average, expert, master
  • average: middling, fair, so-so, okay
  • master: expertise, prowess, capability, skill
• famous treaties: versailles, paris, vienna, westphalia
• rebellion: insurrection, coup, insurgent, guerilla
• calligraphy: nib, flourish, stroke, writing
• autonomy: liberty, convenience, choice, discretion
• fest: conference, expo, con, showcase
• things you can break: record, silence, habit, fast
• diagrams: venn, flowchart, heatmap, scatterplot
• candid: direct, explicit, straightforward, blunt
• propaganda: leaflet, broadcast, poster, rally
• scope: breadth, extent, capacity, reach
• thanks: cheers, kudos, ty, gracias
• quiet: muted, silent, still, hushed
• kitchen stations: legumier, patissier, rotisseur, saucier

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 365

This puzzle groups words by shared meaning or theme. Some words act as both a category member and a category name, creating nested relationships.

skill level

• newbie – a beginner with little experience.
• average – a middle level of skill (see subcategory below).
• expert – someone highly skilled.
• master – the highest level of skill (see subcategory below).

average

• middling – of medium quality.
• fair – moderate or average.
• so-so – mediocre, not great.
• okay – acceptable or average.

master

• expertise – deep knowledge and skill.
• prowess – great ability.
• capability – power to do something.
• skill – proficiency in a task.

famous treaties

• versailles – Treaty of Versailles, ended WWI.
• paris – Treaty of Paris, ended American Revolution.
• vienna – Congress of Vienna, redrew Europe after Napoleon.
• westphalia – Peace of Westphalia, ended Thirty Years’ War.

rebellion

• insurrection – an uprising against authority.
• coup – a sudden overthrow of government.
• insurgent – a rebel fighter.
• guerilla – irregular warfare tactics.

calligraphy

• nib – the pointed tip of a pen.
• flourish – an ornamental stroke in writing.
• stroke – a single movement of the pen.
• writing – the act of forming letters.

autonomy

• liberty – freedom to act.
• convenience – ease or suitability.
• choice – the act of selecting.
• discretion – freedom to decide.

fest

• conference – a formal meeting.
• expo – a large exhibition.
• con – a convention or fan gathering.
• showcase – an event to display things.

things you can break

• record – a best performance (break a record).
• silence – to end quiet (break the silence).
• habit – to stop a routine (break a habit).
• fast – to end a period of not eating (break a fast).

diagrams

• venn – a diagram with overlapping circles.
• flowchart – a diagram showing steps.
• heatmap – a diagram using colors for data.
• scatterplot – a graph with points.

candid

• direct – straightforward in speech.
• explicit – clearly stated.
• straightforward – honest and simple.
• blunt – frank, sometimes harsh.

propaganda

• leaflet – a printed flyer for persuasion.
• broadcast – a radio or TV message.
• poster – a large printed notice.
• rally – a mass meeting for a cause.

scope

• breadth – wide range.
• extent – the degree of coverage.
• capacity – the ability to contain.
• reach – the area covered.

thanks

• cheers – informal thanks or good wishes.
• kudos – praise or credit.
• ty – shorthand for “thank you”.
• gracias – Spanish for “thanks”.

quiet

• muted – softened in sound.
• silent – no sound at all.
• still – calm and quiet.
• hushed – subdued, with little noise.

kitchen stations

• legumier – chef in charge of vegetables.
• patissier – pastry chef.
• rotisseur – chef handling roasts.
• saucier – chef making sauces.