Word Hike Themed Pack - Bibliophiles Pack Level 8 • Game Solver

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Solutions for Word Hike Themed Pack – Bibliophiles Pack Level 8 ?

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The act of forcefully expelling saliva from your mouth

SPITTING
A friendly greeting

WELCOME
A term for "mother"

MAMA
Sylvia … : This American poet and writer, known for her unique style and unconventional punctuation, authored "The Bell Jar"

PLATH
The oldest child in a family

ELDEST
… Dickinson: An iconic American poet of the 20th century, famous for her introspective and deeply personal works

EMILY
Get smaller in size

SHRINK
Not related or linked

UNCONNECTED
… Baudelaire: This French poet, a pioneer of the Symbolist movement, authored "Les Fleurs du Mal"

CHARLES
Molten rock that flows out of a volcano

LAVA
Building with three levels

THREESTORY
Defensive player in American football

LINEBACKER
Vehicle for hire by the public

TAXI
Having the most wealth

RICHEST
Type of climate

SUBTROPICAL
Walked purposefully and confidently

STRODE
Tiny insects that cause itching

MITES
Court entertainer who makes people laugh

JESTER
Sturdy blue fabric often used in clothing

DENIM
Effect of injury or damage

HARM
Innocently and foolishly

NAIVELY
Strong desires for something

CRAVINGS
Redemption or deliverance from harm

SALVATION
Person who travels from place to place

NOMAD
Exchange or trade

SWAP
… Whitman: A prominent American poet of the 19th century, known for his collection "Leaves of Grass"

WALT
Ralph Waldo … : This American poet and essayist, known for his transcendentalist works such as "Self-Reliance"

EMERSON
Informal greeting

HEY
T.S. … : An influential American poet and playwright, known for his works such as "The Waste Land"

ELIOT
Abductor

KIDNAPPER
Agreement or confirmation

UHHUH
Nocturnal bird of prey

OWL
Relating to energy or heat

CALORIC
Formal, systematic explanations of a topic

TREATISES
Exclusively favoring a select group

ELITIST
Tripod used by artists to hold canvases

EASEL
Ancient practice with flowing movements

CHI
Robert … : This Scottish poet, famous for his poem "Auld Lang Syne", is considered the national poet of Scotland

BURNS
To take control of something by force

OVERRUN
People who are present at an event

ATTENDEES
Middle point or time

MID
… Milton: This English poet, known for his epic poem "Paradise Lost", is regarded as one of the greatest poets in the English language

JOHN
Abnormal growth of cells

TUMOR
… Angelou: This renowned American poet and civil rights activist wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"

MAYA

Solutions for Word Hike Themed Pack – Bibliophiles Pack Level 8 ?

The act of forcefully expelling saliva from your mouth

A friendly greeting

A term for "mother"

Sylvia … : This American poet and writer, known for her unique style and unconventional punctuation, authored "The Bell Jar"

The oldest child in a family

… Dickinson: An iconic American poet of the 20th century, famous for her introspective and deeply personal works

Get smaller in size

Not related or linked

… Baudelaire: This French poet, a pioneer of the Symbolist movement, authored "Les Fleurs du Mal"

Molten rock that flows out of a volcano

Building with three levels

Defensive player in American football

Vehicle for hire by the public

Having the most wealth

Type of climate

Walked purposefully and confidently

Tiny insects that cause itching

Court entertainer who makes people laugh

Sturdy blue fabric often used in clothing

Effect of injury or damage

Innocently and foolishly

Strong desires for something

Redemption or deliverance from harm

Person who travels from place to place

Exchange or trade

… Whitman: A prominent American poet of the 19th century, known for his collection "Leaves of Grass"

Ralph Waldo … : This American poet and essayist, known for his transcendentalist works such as "Self-Reliance"

Informal greeting

T.S. … : An influential American poet and playwright, known for his works such as "The Waste Land"

Abductor

Agreement or confirmation

Nocturnal bird of prey

Relating to energy or heat

Formal, systematic explanations of a topic

Exclusively favoring a select group

Tripod used by artists to hold canvases

Ancient practice with flowing movements

Robert … : This Scottish poet, famous for his poem "Auld Lang Syne", is considered the national poet of Scotland

To take control of something by force

People who are present at an event

Middle point or time

… Milton: This English poet, known for his epic poem "Paradise Lost", is regarded as one of the greatest poets in the English language

Abnormal growth of cells

… Angelou: This renowned American poet and civil rights activist wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"

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