Bubble Word Jam Level 895 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Quick answer and solution for Bubble Word Jam Level 895

Below is the complete solution for Level 895. Each top-level category is listed with its direct words, followed by any nested subcategories and their words.

• GRANARY: CEREALS, HAYLOFT, MAIZE, MICE
• WRITTEN WORKS: BOOK, ESSAY, JOURNAL, MAGAZINE
• ITALIAN CUISINE: RISOTTO, GELATO, BRUSCHETTA
  • PASTA: PENNE, FUSILLI, RIGATONI, LINGUINE
• STINGING INSECTS: BEES, HORNETS, YELLOWJACKETS
  • WASPS: STINGER, PAPER, MUD, HORNET
• GROGGY: ASWOON, DAZED, FUDDLED, MUZZY
• BARKING: COYOTES, DOGS, FOXES, PUPPIES
• BEACH ACCESSORIES: BEACH BAG, SUNGLASSES, TOWEL, UMBRELLA
• ADJUST: ADAPTING, ALIGNING, AMEND, MODULATE
• TRAVELING ABROAD: LANGUAGE, PASSPORT, SOUVENIR, SUITCASE
• AIRFLOW: BREEZE, GALE, GUST, PC FAN
• TYPES OF THERAPY: COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL, EMDR, DBT, SOMATIC
• LANDMARKS: COLOSSEUM, MACHU PICCHU, STATUE OF LIBERTY
  • TOWERS: PISA, EIFFEL, LONDON, TOKYO
• INTERNET ACTIONS: COMMENT, LIKE, REPOST, SCROLL

Words sorting logic in Bubble Word Jam Level 895

This puzzle is solved by grouping words that share a common theme, meaning, or context. Some categories also have nested subcategories – groups of words that belong to a more specific subtopic inside the main group. The following sections explain the logic for each category and why every word fits.

GRANARY

A GRANARY is a building where grain is stored. The words all relate to the storage or inhabitants of a granary.

• CEREALS are grains like wheat and oats, the main contents of a granary.
• HAYLOFT is an upper floor of a barn or granary used for storing hay.
• MAIZE is another name for corn, a common grain stored in a granary.
• MICE are rodents often found in granaries, attracted by the stored grain.

WRITTEN WORKS

This category covers different types of published or composed written materials.

• BOOK is a long written work, typically bound.
• ESSAY is a short piece of writing on a particular subject.
• JOURNAL is a daily record of events or a scholarly publication.
• MAGAZINE is a periodical containing articles, stories, and pictures.

ITALIAN CUISINE

Italian food and drink are the focus. The main category includes three classic Italian items, and a subcategory PASTA holds four popular pasta shapes.

• RISOTTO is a creamy Italian rice dish.
• GELATO is Italian ice cream.
• BRUSCHETTA is a grilled bread topped with tomatoes and olive oil.

Under this category, the subcategory PASTA includes:

• PENNE – a tube-shaped pasta (in the game, often split into PEN and NE as chunks).
• FUSILLI – spiral-shaped pasta.
• RIGATONI – large ridged tube pasta.
• LINGUINE – long, flat pasta similar to spaghetti.

STINGING INSECTS

Words here name insects that can sting. The subcategory WASPS focuses on a specific type of stinging insect and related concepts.

• BEES are flying insects known for their sting and honey production.
• HORNETS are large stinging wasps.
• YELLOWJACKETS are aggressive wasps with yellow and black markings.

Under this category, the subcategory WASPS includes:

• STINGER – the part of a wasp that delivers venom.
• PAPER – refers to paper wasps, which build nests from chewed wood.
• MUD – refers to mud daubers, wasps that build mud nests.
• HORNET – a type of large wasp (also appears in the main list but fits here as a specific example).

GROGGY

All words describe a state of being weak, dizzy, or confused, often from lack of sleep or illness.

• ASWOON means in a swoon or faint.
• DAZED means stunned or confused.
• FUDDLED means drunk or muddled.
• MUZZY means mentally fuzzy or sluggish.

BARKING

These animals are known for making barking sounds.

• COYOTES are wild canids that bark and howl.
• DOGS are domestic canines that bark.
• FOXES are small canids that sometimes bark.
• PUPPIES are young dogs that bark.

BEACH ACCESSORIES

Items commonly taken to the beach for comfort and convenience.

• BEACH BAG is a bag for carrying beach essentials.
• SUNGLASSES protect eyes from the sun.
• TOWEL is used for drying off after swimming.
• UMBRELLA provides shade on the sand.

ADJUST

Verbs meaning to change or modify something to achieve a desired fit or alignment.

• ADAPTING means making something suitable for a new use.
• ALIGNING means adjusting parts to be in a straight line.
• AMEND means to make changes to improve something.
• MODULATE means to regulate or adjust the intensity or tone.

TRAVELING ABROAD

Items and concepts associated with international travel.

• LANGUAGE is a system of communication, often a challenge abroad.
• PASSPORT is a travel document required for crossing borders.
• SOUVENIR is a memento from a trip.
• SUITCASE is luggage used to carry belongings.

AIRFLOW

Words describing moving air at different speeds.

• BREEZE is a gentle wind.
• GALE is a very strong wind.
• GUST is a sudden strong rush of wind.
• PC FAN is a small fan inside a computer that moves air to cool components.

TYPES OF THERAPY

These are specific approaches used in mental health treatment.

• COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL refers to CBT, a therapy that addresses thoughts and behaviors.
• EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, used for trauma.
• DBT is Dialectical Behavior Therapy, often used for emotion regulation.
• SOMATIC therapy focuses on the body’s physical sensations and trauma release.

LANDMARKS

Famous structures and sites around the world. One subcategory, TOWERS, includes notable towers.

• COLOSSEUM is an ancient Roman amphitheater in Rome.
• MACHU PICCHU is an Incan citadel in Peru.
• STATUE OF LIBERTY is a colossal statue in New York Harbor.

Under this category, the subcategory TOWERS includes:

• PISA – the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy (the word is split as PI and SA in the game).
• EIFFEL – the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
• LONDON – the London Eye is a giant observation wheel, but here LONDON likely refers to a tower (perhaps BT Tower or Big Ben’s tower).
• TOKYO – Tokyo Tower, a communications and observation tower.

INTERNET ACTIONS

Common activities users perform on social media and websites.

• COMMENT – leaving a written reply to a post.
• LIKE – expressing approval by clicking a button.
• REPOST – sharing someone else’s content.
• SCROLL – moving through a feed or webpage by sliding the screen.

This covers every category and word in Level 895. By understanding the shared themes and nested relationships, players can see how each word connects to its group and complete the puzzle.