Hard Mode — Tranquility Level 11
14 answers for Hard Mode Level 11. Longest word: PROPELLER, REPROBATE, NEVERMORE, OMNIBUSES (9 letters). Average length: 5.9 letters.
All 14 clues and answers for Tranquility Level 11.
| Clue | Answer | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| In George Orwell's "1984", a person in the working class is referred to as this | PROLE | |
| What underwater part causes this boat to go forward? | PROPELLER | |
| A lion _____ to scare off intruders and to warn the pride of danger | ROARS | |
| A person who lacks principles; scoundrel | REPROBATE | |
| The number that comes before two | ONE | |
| A messenger sent to represent his own government in another country | ENVOY | |
| These furnaces are used to bake cakes | OVENS | |
| What is this bird native to North America? | GOOSE | |
| TV network found by Jim Spencer and acquired by the E.W. Scripps Company | NEWSY | |
| The word constantly repeated in the poem "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe | NEVERMORE | |
| A publication containing several books that were published separately | OMNIBUSES | |
| How does 6-Down produce this? | LAY | |
| To employ something again | REUSE | |
| _____ Merman was the US actress dubbed "the undisputed First Lady of the musical comedy stage" | ETHEL |
Letter-by-letter analysis. Gold = vowel · Underline = repeated letter
5 letters · 2 vowels, 3 consonants · 5 distinct
9 letters · 3 vowels, 6 consonants · 5 distinct
5 letters · 2 vowels, 3 consonants · 4 distinct
9 letters · 4 vowels, 5 consonants · 7 distinct
3 letters · 2 vowels, 1 consonant · 3 distinct
5 letters · 2 vowels, 3 consonants · 5 distinct
5 letters · 2 vowels, 3 consonants · 5 distinct
5 letters · 3 vowels, 2 consonants · 4 distinct
5 letters · 1 vowel, 4 consonants · 5 distinct
9 letters · 4 vowels, 5 consonants · 6 distinct
9 letters · 4 vowels, 5 consonants · 8 distinct
3 letters · 1 vowel, 2 consonants · 3 distinct
5 letters · 3 vowels, 2 consonants · 4 distinct
5 letters · 2 vowels, 3 consonants · 4 distinct
Five strategies that crack the larger Hard Mode grid faster.
Count your crossings before guessing. Hard Mode runs a larger grid than Ann's Journey, so any confirmed letter from a short answer immediately rules out dozens of candidates for the surrounding words. Tackle the quickest clue on the board first.
Use the vowel count shown on each answer card. The tile breakdown above reveals how many vowels the answer contains — three vowels in a six-letter word narrows the candidate list to almost nothing. Let the math do the guessing.
Repeated letters are your fastest shortcut. When the analysis flags a duplicated letter, try words where that letter appears twice before anything else — it collapses thousands of possibilities down to a handful. Browse the first 500 levels to see how often this trick pays off.
Let pack themes narrow the field. Every Hard Mode pack clusters answers around a single theme. Visit the Hard Mode archive to identify your pack name — then let the category do half the work for every clue in that level.
Compare clues across levels in the same pack. Pack mates share vocabulary and subject matter. If a clue stumps you here, flip to an adjacent level in the pack — a confirmed answer there often contains crossing letters that unlock the word you need. Check the Ann's Journey levels hub for the regular-mode equivalent packs.
Common questions about Word Craze Hard Mode Tranquility Level 11.
This page provides the complete answer key for Word Craze Hard Mode Tranquility Level 11. Hard Mode packs are designed for experienced Word Craze players who want a greater challenge beyond the standard daily puzzles. The Tranquility pack features 12 levels with image-based clues requiring both vocabulary depth and lateral thinking.
Each answer is displayed in full uppercase with a per-word letter breakdown showing vowels and repeated letters. Use the Copy buttons to quickly grab any answer, and the level navigation to jump between nearby levels in this pack.
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