Bubble Word Jam Level 697 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

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Guide By Liam Stone

Updated on July 21, 2026

The final solution for Level 697 comes first for easy saving. Then, I'll walk through the solving process in order. Spoilers ahead.

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 697

Below is the complete list of categories, subcategories, and words for level 697. Every word is shown in bold uppercase as it appears in the puzzle.

  • METALWORKING: WELD, CASTING, SOLDER
    • FORGE: ANVIL, BLACKSMITH, HAMMER, FIRE
  • SOUTH KOREA: CHANGDEOKGUNG, GYEONGBOKGUNG, K-POP, SEOUL
  • MODERN CLEANING DEVICES: AIR PURIFIER, ROBOT VACUUM, STEAM MOP, WASHING MACHINE
  • CAN BE PIERCED: EAR, EYEBROW, NAVEL, TONGUE
  • BLUE THINGS: SKY, COBALT, JEANS
    • OCEAN: WAVES, SALT, TIDE, DEEP
  • THEY BRING GIFTS: EASTER BUNNY, PARENTS, SANTA CLAUS, TOOTH FAIRY
  • SILENT "B" WORDS: CRUMB, DEBT, LAMB, THUMB
  • COW FEEDING: GRAIN, GRASS, HAY, SILO

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 697

In Bubble Word Jam, you solve the puzzle by grouping words that share a common theme or meaning. Some categories also have nested subcategories, which are more specific groups that still belong to the parent category. Below is a detailed explanation of every category and each word’s connection to it.

METALWORKING

The main idea of METALWORKING is processes and techniques used to shape, join, or treat metal. The direct words all refer to metalworking methods.

  • WELD belongs here because welding is a process that joins metal pieces by melting and fusing them.
  • CASTING belongs here because casting involves pouring molten metal into a mold to create an object. (The word CASTING is split into CAST + ING in the puzzle.)
  • SOLDER belongs here because soldering is a method of joining metal surfaces using a filler metal with a lower melting point.

Under METALWORKING there is a nested subcategory called FORGE. A forge is a workplace where metal is heated and shaped, often by hammering.

  • ANVIL belongs under FORGE because an anvil is a heavy block used as a surface for hammering and shaping hot metal.
  • BLACKSMITH belongs under FORGE because a blacksmith is the person who works metal in a forge.
  • HAMMER belongs under FORGE because a hammer is the tool used to strike and shape metal on the anvil. (The word HAMMER is split into HAM + MER.)
  • FIRE belongs under FORGE because fire provides the heat needed to soften metal for forging.

SOUTH KOREA

SOUTH KOREA is a country in East Asia, and the words in this category are all closely associated with its culture, landmarks, or identity.

  • CHANGDEOKGUNG belongs here because it is a historic palace in Seoul and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • GYEONGBOKGUNG belongs here because it is the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty, also in Seoul.
  • K-POP belongs here because K-pop is a hugely popular music genre originating from South Korea.
  • SEOUL belongs here because it is the capital and largest city of South Korea.

MODERN CLEANING DEVICES

This category groups electrical or modern appliances used to clean homes. Each word names a device that makes cleaning easier.

  • AIR PURIFIER belongs here because it cleans the air by removing dust, pollen, and pollutants.
  • ROBOT VACUUM belongs here because it is an autonomous vacuum cleaner that sweeps floors without human effort.
  • STEAM MOP belongs here because it uses steam to sanitize and clean hard floors.
  • WASHING MACHINE belongs here because it automates the process of washing clothes.

CAN BE PIERCED

The theme is body parts that are commonly pierced for jewelry (earrings, nose rings, belly rings, tongue rings).

  • EAR belongs here because earlobe and cartilage piercings are very common.
  • EYEBROW belongs here because eyebrow piercings are a popular facial piercing.
  • NAVEL belongs here because navel (belly button) piercings are a well-known body modification.
  • TONGUE belongs here because tongue piercings are also a common oral piercing.

BLUE THINGS

This category includes things that are typically blue in color or strongly associated with the color blue. It also contains a nested subcategory OCEAN.

  • SKY belongs here because the daytime sky appears blue.
  • COBALT belongs here because cobalt is a chemical element that produces a vivid blue pigment.
  • JEANS belongs here because denim jeans are traditionally dyed blue.

The subcategory OCEAN contains words that are all connected to the sea, which is often depicted as blue.

  • WAVES belongs under OCEAN because waves are a defining feature of the ocean.
  • SALT belongs under OCEAN because ocean water is salty.
  • TIDE belongs under OCEAN because tides are the rising and falling of the sea level. (The word TIDE is split into TI + DE.)
  • DEEP belongs under OCEAN because the deep ocean refers to the vast, deep parts of the sea.

THEY BRING GIFTS

This category brings together characters or people who are known for giving gifts to others, often on special occasions.

  • EASTER BUNNY belongs here because the Easter Bunny is a folkloric figure who brings chocolate eggs and gifts at Easter.
  • PARENTS belongs here because parents give gifts to their children for birthdays, holidays, and other celebrations.
  • SANTA CLAUS belongs here because Santa Claus delivers presents to children on Christmas Eve.
  • TOOTH FAIRY belongs here because the Tooth Fairy leaves a small gift or money when a child loses a tooth.

SILENT "B" WORDS

These are English words where the letter B is not pronounced. The spelling includes a silent B.

  • CRUMB belongs here because the B at the end of “crumb” is silent (pronounced “krum”).
  • DEBT belongs here because the B in “debt” is silent (pronounced “det”).
  • LAMB belongs here because the B at the end of “lamb” is silent (pronounced “lam”).
  • THUMB belongs here because the B in “thumb” is silent (pronounced “thum”).

COW FEEDING

This category covers items that are involved in feeding cows. The words refer to types of feed or storage for feed.

  • GRAIN belongs here because cows are often fed grains such as corn or oats.
  • GRASS belongs here because grass is a natural food source for grazing cows.
  • HAY belongs here because hay – dried grass – is a common winter feed for cows.
  • SILO belongs here because a silo is a tall structure used to store grain or fermented feed (silage) for cows.

These are all the categories and words found in Bubble Word Jam Level 697. Understanding the relationships – from broad themes like METALWORKING to specific subthemes like FORGE – helps you sort every word correctly and complete the puzzle.

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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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