Level 228 · Block 201–300

Word City Level 228 Answers

All 10 Words Found

Letters ANSTXY — 10 words to find, below the average of 14.

10 words 6 letters ← 227 229 →
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Level 228 Letter Pool

ANSTXY
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All 10 Words for Level 228

Grouped longest first — the long words are what close the level.

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#1 SYNTAX 6
#2 NASTY 5
#3 STAY 4
#4 ANT 3
#5 ANY 3
#6 SAY 3
#7 TAN 3
#8 TAX 3
#9 NAY 3
#10 SAX 3
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About this level

How Level 228 Breaks Down

This is level 228 of Word City, part of the levels 201–300 block. The board gives you the 6-letter pool ANSTXY and hides 10 words in it, which is below the game average of 14 words per level.

Answers run from 3 to 6 letters, the longest being SYNTAX. Word City levels are won by the long words — they use the awkward letters and usually trigger the level completion — but the short ones are where people stall, because a three-letter word hiding inside a familiar pool is easy to skip past. The list above is sorted longest first for exactly that reason: work down it and the short entries you missed stand out.

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Level 228 — Questions

What are the answers to Word City level 228?
Level 228 has 10 words: SYNTAX, ANT, ANY, SAY, TAN, TAX, NAY, SAX, STAY, NASTY.
What letters does level 228 give me?
The pool is ANSTXY — 6 letters. Every answer is built from these, and each letter can be used once per word.
How many words are in level 228?
There are 10 words to find, below the game average of 14. The longest is SYNTAX at 6 letters.
Where do I go next?
Level 229 comes next. This locale has 2,430 levels in total.
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