Theme: It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It
Here are the clues and answers for Word Hike Level 954 Answers.
| # | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pulls up stakes | RELOCATES |
| 2 | Diploma paper | PARCHMENT |
| 3 | Object of many an appraisal | ANTIQUE |
| 4 | Protruding body part | BULGE |
| 5 | Sci-fi escape unit | POD |
| 6 | Like 2019, but not 2020 | ODD |
| 7 | Drop from the roster | CUT |
| 8 | Room at the top of a Clue board | HALL |
| 9 | Foggy condition | DAZE |
| 10 | Workplace social event | OFFICEPARTY |
| 11 | "See me after class," for one | NOTE |
| 12 | What may come to mind | IDEA |
| 13 | "Not a creature was stirring" time | EVE |
| 14 | Barbecue site | PIT |
| 15 | Promulgate, as discord | SOW |
| 16 | Like a sound that can barely be heard | FAINT |
| 17 | Possessed by that bloke | HIS |
| 18 | Reluctant to give details | COY |
| 19 | Extinguishes, with "out" | PUTS |
| 20 | Person in a will | HEIR |
| 21 | Word before "mall" or "steak" | STRIP |
| 22 | Letter before beta | ALPHA |
| 23 | One may have an AM/FM toggle | RADIO |
| 24 | Back-to-zero button | RESET |
| 25 | Not at all wasted | SOBER |
| 26 | Fully comprehend | GRASP |
| 27 | Middle number of three measurements | WAIST |
| 28 | Summon forth; bring to mind | EVOKE |
| 29 | Far from oblivious | AWARE |
| 30 | They have teeth but don't bite | RAKES |
| 31 | Have a craving (for) | YEARN |
| 32 | "Our Town" and "Othello" | PLAYS |
| 33 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Kids | CHILDREN |
| 34 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: It may be cradled | PHONE |
| 35 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Chance pile, in Monopoly | CARDS |
| 36 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Travel document | PASSPORT |
| 37 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Phone need | CHARGER |
| 38 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Space to proceed | WAY |
| 39 | It's A Big Trouble If You Lose It: Item on a ring | KEY |
Level 954 is part of the India — Bengal tiger section of Word Hike’s main journey. Compare each clue below with the one shown in your game and use its paired answer to continue.