Word Lanes Level 2605 Answers

FISHERWOMEN 11 letters - Word Lanes strips the space, so FISHERWOMEN goes into the lane as one unbroken run of 11 letters. It is the longest answer in Level 2605, so solving it first exposes the most crossing letters.

BODY 4 letters - the clue "For wine, one might describe it as light or full" describes BODY directly. At just 4 letters, it is a quick fill - the crossing letters from longer answers should confirm it.

ARAB 4 letters - "Horse breed from the Middle East" leads to ARAB by definition. BODY in this level is the same length, so check the crossing letters before you commit.

GONZO 5 letters - reading "Journalism style attributed to Hunter S. Thompson" literally points to GONZO. It begins with G and ends with O; use any crossing letters you already have to confirm it.

PRO 3 letters - PRO is a short, common word - the clue "No longer amateur" gives it away with a straight definition. It ties with GUT for the shortest lane here; wait for crossings before committing.

PADDLED 7 letters - the past tense ending narrows the options - "Propelled a boat by hand" leads to PADDLED. The doubled D is a giveaway once one crossing lands on it.

GUT 3 letters - GUT is a short, common word - the clue "Reaction in this area feels instinctual" gives it away with a straight definition. At just 3 letters, it is a quick fill - the crossing letters from longer answers should confirm it.

NOT 3 letters - the clue is a fill-in-the-blank: NOT completes the phrase the puzzle is looking for. It begins with N and ends with T; use any crossing letters you already have to confirm it.

BLOCK 5 letters - "Rectangular solid unit of material, say ice" is a straight definition, and BLOCK is the word that matches. It begins with B and ends with K; use any crossing letters you already have to confirm it.

TEN 3 letters - TEN is a short, common word - the clue "The number of toes most people have" gives it away with a straight definition. It begins with T and ends with N; use any crossing letters you already have to confirm it.

APPLEPIE 8 letters - "Traditional US fruit pastry" leads to APPLEPIE by definition. The doubled P is a giveaway once one crossing lands on it.

GRASS 5 letters - the plural form is the giveaway here - "What cows graze on" asks for more than one, and GRASS fits. The doubled S is a giveaway once one crossing lands on it.

GAG 3 letters - the clue is a fill-in-the-blank: GAG completes the phrase the puzzle is looking for. It begins with G and ends with G; use any crossing letters you already have to confirm it.