2026-07-23

Today's Answers

This puzzle is built around everyday casual slang and loose conversational uses. Group the words by meaning: one set is about really liking something, one set is about a social group or hangout circle, one set points to calm or quiet, and one set uses more casual, less direct slang meanings. The categories are designed to have one clear solution, but the last group is the trickiest, so it helps to compare how the words are used in normal speech.

These notes explain the answer in plain English. Read the group explanation first, then review each slang word or phrase in the table below.

How to Review the Answers

Do not only memorize the translation. Try to remember the situation. For example, a word about agreement may appear when friends make plans, while a word about suspicion may appear when something feels strange or not trustworthy.

After reading each group, look back at the puzzle board and notice which words were close traps. That is usually where the puzzle becomes interesting.

easy

words for liking something a lot

Words: jam, buzz, crush, trip

These all mean something you really like or are really into.

medium

words for a social group or hangout circle

Words: crew, digs, scene, party

These can all refer to a group of people or the place/social circle where they hang out.

hard

words that mean calm or quiet

Words: mellow, hush, mind, groove

These can all be used in casual speech to suggest things are calm, quiet, or relaxed.

tricky

casual words for hiding or keeping something

Words: catch, stash, spark, dope

These words all have slang or casual uses connected to keeping something tucked away, secret, or set aside, though the meanings are a bit looser than the other groups.