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Word Salad Answers

Every Level, Every Daily, Every Number Board

1,340 category levels across 23 themes, 918 daily puzzles and 593 Number Salad boards — all listed in full, free, no sign-up.

One word you have already solved is usually enough to pin the exact level.

1,340Levels
23Categories
918Daily Puzzles
593Number Salad
About the game

What Word Salad Is, and How This Archive Works

Word Salad is a letter-pool word game from Bloop Games. Each board hands you a scrambled block of letters — a "salad" — and asks you to pull out every hidden word that fits the board's theme. Unlike a crossword you get no clues at all: the theme is the only hint, so if the category is Gemstones then every answer is a gemstone, and the puzzle becomes a test of vocabulary and pattern-spotting rather than deduction. Boards can hide anything from four to a dozen answers, and the longest entries are usually the ones that unlock the rest of the grid.

The game splits into three separate modes, and this archive covers all of them. Category levels are the main campaign: 1,340 fixed boards grouped into 23 subjects such as Fruit, Mammals, US States and NBA Teams. Because they never change, a level number always means the same board for every player, which is what makes a written answer list useful. Daily puzzles rotate: one themed board per day, the same for everyone, archived here back to March 1, 2024 — 918 of them so far. Number Salad is the arithmetic spin-off, where you combine numbered tiles to hit a run of targets; there are 593 of those archived with full worked solutions.

Every page here is built from the puzzle data itself rather than typed by hand, so the counts on this page are what is actually on file: 8,388 category answers, averaging 6 per board, with Goldenknights the longest single answer in the game at 13 letters. If you are hunting one specific board, jump straight to its category and pick the level number; if you are stuck on today's puzzle, the daily archive is ordered newest first. Everything is free to read and there is no account to create.

Daily puzzles

Recent Daily Word Salads

918 daily puzzles archived, going back to March 1, 2024.

DateThemeWords
September 4, 2026 This Was Made By A Dog 6
September 3, 2026 Things You Do To A Book 6
September 2, 2026 Moon...? 6
September 1, 2026 A Risk To A Ship 6
August 31, 2026 Where Your Feet Get Wet 5
August 30, 2026 What You Feel After A Marathon 6
August 29, 2026 Green...? 8
August 28, 2026 Foods That Are Verbs 6
August 27, 2026 Things You Can Hold 6
August 26, 2026 They Give You Advice 6
August 25, 2026 Types Of Wire 5
August 24, 2026 Hard...? 7

Full daily archive →

How we check

Verified Answers, Not Guesses

How we verify every Word Salad board

Nothing on this site is typed from memory. Every answer list is generated from the game's own level and daily files, then checked against the letter pool that board actually gives you, so a listed word can never use a tile the board does not hold. A nightly rebuild re-reads all 1,340 category levels and picks up each new daily the day it runs, and level numbering is confirmed sequential before an index publishes — a gap is reported as a gap rather than quietly skipped.

Reviewed by Priya Raghunathan, Word Games Editor at Puzzle Solved. Our full checking routine is written up in the methodology, and the standards we hold every page to are in the editorial policy.

Last checked — September 4, 2026
Numbers

Word Salad by the numbers

1,340verified levels
8,388category answers
918daily boards
593Number Salad boards
Pro tips

Tips for Tricky Word Salad Boards

01

Read the theme first

The category is the only clue you get, so let it narrow the field before you look at letters. On a European Capitals board there is no point testing ordinary nouns — every answer is a city.

02

Chase the longest word

Long answers eat the awkward letters. Clearing one 13-letter entry like Goldenknights usually leaves a pool of common letters that resolve almost on their own.

03

Work the letter pool, not the screen

Count what you have. Two of the same vowel, or a lone Q or Z, tells you a great deal about which themed answers can possibly fit before you swipe anything.

FAQ

Word Salad — Questions

How many Word Salad levels are there?
The category levels run to 1,340 boards spread over 23 themed categories, holding 8,388 answers in total. On top of that there are 918 daily puzzles and 593 Number Salad puzzles archived here.
What is the difference between levels and daily puzzles?
Category levels are fixed boards grouped by subject — fruit, mammals, US states and so on — and stay the same for every player. Daily puzzles change each day and share a single theme, so everyone gets the same board on the same date. Both are listed in full on this site.
How do I find the answer to today's Word Salad?
The newest puzzle archived here is September 4, 2026 — "This Was Made By A Dog". Open the daily archive and pick the date you are playing; every answer for that board is listed.
What is Number Salad?
Number Salad is the arithmetic variant: you are given a set of tiles and must reach several target numbers using them. There are 593 Number Salad puzzles archived here, each with a worked solution for every target.
Are these answers free?
Yes. Every level, daily and Number Salad page on Puzzle Solved is free to read, with no account, no sign-up and no paywall.
How to play

How to Solve a Word Salad Board

Three moves that clear a Word Salad board, in the order worth making them.

STEP 01

Read every category name first

The category names are the whole clue. Reading all of them before you move a single word tells you which groups are narrow and which are broad, and the narrow one is always the cheapest place to start.

STEP 02

Place the words only one group can take

Some words fit two categories on sight and some fit exactly one. Placing the unambiguous ones first shrinks the pool for everything else, which is what turns a stuck board into a solved one.

STEP 03

A full category is a finished category

Once a group has all its slots filled, nothing else belongs in it — and every word you have left belongs somewhere else. Working by elimination beats re-reading the same word against the same category.

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