Countries and Capitals · Level 100

Word Salad Countries and Capitals Level 100 Answers

All 8 Words Solved

Letter pool MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM — 8 answers to find, right on the game average of 6.

8 words 16 letters All Countries and Capitals
8Answers
16Letters
8Longest
4Shortest
The letter pool

Level 100 Letters

MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM
Answers

All 8 Answers for Level 100

Every word belongs to the Countries and Capitals theme and uses only the letters above.

#AnswerLettersCopy
#1 Italy 5
#2 Latvia 6
#3 Lome 4
#4 Malta 5
#5 Riga 4
#6 Rome 4
#7 Togo 4
#8 Valletta 8
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About this level

How Level 100 Breaks Down

This board is level 100 of the Countries and Capitals category in Word Salad. You are given the 16-tile pool MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM and must find 8 answers, every one of them a countries and capital-themed word. That is right on the game-wide average of 6 words per board, so expect this one to take a little longer than most.

The longest answer is Valletta at 8 letters, and the shortest runs to just 4. Finding the long entry first is almost always the fastest route through a Word Salad board: it consumes the rare consonants, and what remains in the pool tends to spell the short answers out for you. If you are working the category in order, level 99 comes before this one.

The Countries and Capitals category runs to 100 levels in total — the full index is on the Countries and Capitals page. For a different theme, the category list covers all 23, and there is a separate daily puzzle archive with 919 dated boards.

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FAQ

Level 100 — Questions

What are the answers to Word Salad Countries and Capitals level 100?
Level 100 has 8 answers: Italy, Latvia, Lome, Malta, Riga, Rome, Togo, Valletta. All of them belong to the Countries and Capitals theme.
What are the letters for this level?
The letter pool is MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM. Every answer is built only from these letters, and each tile can be used once per word.
How many words are in level 100?
There are 8 words to find, which is right on the game average of 6 per board. The longest is Valletta at 8 letters.
Where do I go next?
The Countries and Capitals category has 100 levels in total, and there are 23 categories in the game.
Pro tips

3 Tips for Countries and Capitals Level 100

01

Play Valletta first

It is the longest answer on this board at 8 letters, and it eats the awkward tiles. Clearing it leaves 7 shorter answers to find from a much friendlier pool — on Word Salad boards the long entry is almost always the fastest way in.

02

Read the pool: 6 vowels, 10 consonants

The 16 tiles are MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM — and the rare letters Y, V narrow the field fast, because very few Countries and Capitals answers use them. Every answer is drawn from this pool only, so count what you have before you swipe: the shortest answer here runs to just 4 letters.

03

You are 100% through Countries and Capitals

This is level 100 of 100 in Countries and Capitals, and difficulty climbs gradually across a category, so neighbouring boards share letter patterns. If this one is fighting you, level 99 is a useful warm-up. The daily puzzle uses the same mechanic on a fresh theme each day.

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How we check

Verified Answers, Not Guesses

How we verify this level

Every word on this page comes from the Countries and Capitals level data itself, not from a guess or a copy of another site. The 8 answers are checked against the 16-tile pool MALYVTTLAIOEOGRM so that no listed word can use a letter the board does not give you, and the list is re-checked whenever Bloop Games updates the game.

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 5, 2026
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8answers on this board
100Countries and Capitals levels
1,340levels verified
919daily puzzles
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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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