Wordscapes Level 138,293
Answers

11 linked answers, in play order with letter counts.

AAEMNS

All 11 answers

SEAMAN6 SAME4 SEAM4 AMEN4 SANE4 NAME4 MESA4 MEAN4 MANE4 MAN3 MEN3

Wordscapes Level 138,293 is built from the tiles AAEMNS and holds 11 words on the board, the longest being SEAMAN at 6 letters. That is a middling board: enough answers that a list helps, few enough that you can check off what you have already found.

Only 2 answers are three letters or shorter, so this board is carried by its longer words. Place SEAMAN first: with few short words to fall back on, the crossings it fixes are what open the rest.

Note that AAEMNS repeats a letter, so a single answer may use that tile twice. This is the most common reason a correct word gets ruled out early — players assume each tile is single-use and discard the answer before trying it.

Alongside the board answers this level accepts 10 bonus words — valid finds that earn coins but fill no squares, starting with AMAS, GLUG, MANA. They are listed separately below so the board answers stay exact.

This level is in the 138,201–138,300 block, with level 138,292 and level 138,294 linked at the foot of the page.

Level 138,293 at a glance
Letter setAAEMNS
Words on the board11
Longest answerSEAMAN (6)
Shortest answerMAN (3)
Bonus words10
Level138,293
Questions

Wordscapes Level 138,293 FAQ

1What is the answer to Wordscapes Level 138,293?+
All 11 answers are listed above, each with its letter count.
2How many answers does this level have?+
11, all listed on this page.
3Where do I go next?+
Use the links at the foot of the page for level 138,292 and level 138,294, or browse the whole 138,201–138,300 block.
4Are these answers verified?+
Yes. This puzzle was imported from a structured source record and validated on build. See the method page for exactly what is checked.
How to play

How Wordscapes Works

The same three moves solve most Wordscapes puzzles, including this one.

1

Start from the tile set

Every answer uses only these letters. A candidate containing anything outside the set is wrong before you check the grid, which kills most guesses instantly.

2

Place the longest word

It often uses the whole set and fixes several crossings at once. With it down, the remaining slots are far more constrained than they look.

3

Work the crossings, not the list

Most missed answers are short words sitting across a long one. Count the empty squares in a run and look for an answer of that exact length.

Play smarter

Wordscapes Tips & Strategy

Starting with what this particular level teaches you.

1

This chain has 11 links

Fill the answers you are sure of first — each confirmed link constrains its neighbours far more than the clue alone.

2

Longest answer is SEAMAN

At 6 letters it is the most constrained slot on the level, which usually makes it the easiest to place.

3

Match the slot by length first

Every answer on this site shows its letter count. Counting the empty squares and looking for that length beats reading an alphabetical list from the top, every time.

4

A repeated tile can be used twice

If the set shows the same letter twice, a single answer may use it twice. Players routinely rule out the correct word because they assumed each tile was single-use.

5

Bonus words fill no squares

If the game accepted your word but nothing appeared on the grid, it was a bonus word. They earn coins and are listed separately on every level page here.

6

Prefixes and suffixes are the quiet wins

Once a stem is placed, test it with S, ED, ER and ING. A large share of missed answers are just a word you already found wearing an ending.

By the numbers

Wordscapes Level 138,293 In Detail

Everything recorded for this puzzle, counted from its source record.

Answers in chain11
Longest answerSEAMAN
Average length4 letters
Level138,293
Block138,201–138,300