Puzzle Details
Use the level cards below to review the Daily Word Hive answers for February 10, 2026: RAIN, VOICE, SILVER, COUNTRY. Each card keeps the answer connected to the hint, definition, difficulty, and word-learning context.
Level 1 - 4-letter puzzle
RAIN (4-letter answer)
Falls from clouds
Water droplets that fall from clouds in the sky.
RAIN is marked easy, making it a good confidence-building answer in the Daily Word Hive sequence.
The hint "Falls from clouds" points toward RAIN by describing the idea behind the answer in everyday language.
This 4-letter answer helps anchor the Daily Word Hive 4-letter level with a clear word meaning, not just a string of letters.
Level 2 - 5-letter puzzle
VOICE (5-letter answer)
Sound you make
The sound produced when a person speaks or sings.
VOICE is marked easy, making it a good confidence-building answer in the Daily Word Hive sequence.
The hint "Sound you make" points toward VOICE by describing the idea behind the answer in everyday language.
This 5-letter answer helps anchor the Daily Word Hive 5-letter level with a clear word meaning, not just a string of letters.
Level 3 - 6-letter puzzle
SILVER (6-letter answer)
Shiny gray metal
A precious gray-white metal used in jewelry and coins.
SILVER is marked medium, so the hint and definition are useful checks before you compare it with your own solve.
The hint "Shiny gray metal" points toward SILVER by describing the idea behind the answer in everyday language.
This 6-letter answer helps anchor the Daily Word Hive 6-letter level with a clear word meaning, not just a string of letters.
Level 4 - 7-letter puzzle
COUNTRY (7-letter answer)
Nation with borders
A nation with its own government and borders.
COUNTRY is marked medium, so the hint and definition are useful checks before you compare it with your own solve.
The hint "Nation with borders" points toward COUNTRY by describing the idea behind the answer in everyday language.
This 7-letter answer helps anchor the Daily Word Hive 7-letter level with a clear word meaning, not just a string of letters.