LinkedIn Wend #36 Answer & Analysis
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LinkedIn Wend #36 Hints
The holes at cells 6, 7, 8, 11, and 16 split the 5x5 grid into a few very strong lanes. That makes today's LinkedIn Wend puzzle easier to organize by region than by random letter matching.
One answer has 6 letters and begins in the upper-left area of the board. It moves through a compact path that stays close to the first column before finishing.
One of the shorter words is a clean vertical run on the far-right usable column. Another short word sits at the bottom-right edge and finishes the puzzle.
The 7-letter word threads through the middle of the grid, then drops toward the lower-left side before turning back into the bottom row. It is the least linear path in the solved board.
In the solved board, the words separate cleanly by color: purple for the 6-letter word, green for the 4-letter word, yellow for the 7-letter word, and pink for the 3-letter word. That color pattern matches the final word list exactly.
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LinkedIn Wend #36 answer for 2026-07-14 is WEB, LEAK, CORNER, and CIRCUIT.
There are 4 hidden words in LinkedIn Wend #36. Their lengths are 3, 4, 6, and 7 letters.
The hidden words are WEB, LEAK, CORNER, and CIRCUIT. These are the only words in the final solved list for the puzzle.
That date identifies the daily LinkedIn Wend puzzle edition. It helps match the correct answer set, hints, and solution for puzzle #36.
The solved paths follow adjacent tiles and are confirmed by the final color groups. The board uses every non-hole tile exactly once across the four words.
This puzzle is medium difficulty. The hole layout makes the routes fairly structured, but you still need to spot the correct letter chains and word lengths.