An English word that comes from German
Our answer book holds 90 answers to “An English word that comes from German”, from the first thing anyone would say to names almost nobody would think of. The answers that come to mind first are Kindergarten, Schnitzel and Angst. They count, but they keep you close to the ground. It is a fairly short list: only 17 answers sit in the two rarest tiers, so reaching one takes real knowledge.
Run through the alphabet in your head. It is slow, but it finds the words that do not come to mind by themselves. You will find it in stage 44, “Alps & Umlauts”, of the Words mission. The first stages of every mission are free, and later stages come with the full mission.
PLAY ONLYCLICK FREEThe most common answers
EVERYONE- Kindergarten
- Schnitzel
- Angst
- Hamburger
- Pretzel
- Schadenfreude
- Frankfurter
- Rucksack
- Wanderlust
- Bratwurst
- Dachshund
- Sauerkraut
- Strudel
- Muesli
- Doppelgänger
These are the 15 answers we rate as most common, out of the 90 we know. They score the least. The other 75, including every rare one, stay inside the game.
How the 90 answers are spread
| EVERYONE | 13 |
| THE CROWD | 19 |
| SOME | 20 |
| A FEW | 21 |
| ALMOST NOBODY | 14 |
| ONLY YOU | 3 |
The rarer your answer, the farther your rocket flies. Rarity is our own estimate of how few people would think of an answer. How to play.
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