Word Salad Classic hints for July 8, 2025 · #495

DISNEY follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. D: row 2, column 4
2. I: row 1, column 3
3. S: row 1, column 4
4. N: row 2, column 3
5. E: row 3, column 4
6. Y: row 4, column 4

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

GRASS follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. G: row 4, column 2
2. R: row 3, column 3
3. A: row 2, column 2
4. S: row 3, column 1
5. S: row 4, column 1

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

GREEN follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. G: row 4, column 2
2. R: row 3, column 3
3. E: row 4, column 3
4. E: row 3, column 4
5. N: row 2, column 3

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

MAIN follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. M: row 2, column 1
2. A: row 2, column 2
3. I: row 1, column 3
4. N: row 2, column 3

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

MARY follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. M: row 2, column 1
2. A: row 2, column 2
3. R: row 3, column 3
4. Y: row 4, column 4

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

WASTE follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. W: row 1, column 1
2. A: row 2, column 2
3. S: row 3, column 1
4. T: row 3, column 2
5. E: row 4, column 3

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.

WONDER follows the cells below. Every consecutive cell touches the next, including diagonally, and no cell is used twice within this word.

1. W: row 1, column 1
2. O: row 1, column 2
3. N: row 2, column 3
4. D: row 2, column 4
5. E: row 3, column 4
6. R: row 3, column 3

This is one validated path on the original recorded grid. Different answers may share cells; a board with vanished letters should be entered in the solver as it now appears.