Unscramble MEAHPR: Letters, Definition, and Answer
MEAHPR unscrambles to HAMPER, a 6-letter verb from Sunday Jumble Answers Today: October 11, 2026. No letter repeats.
How to crack MEAHPR
H, M, P and R with A and E. The -ER ending is again the move (damper, hamper). Don't let PAMPER tempt you: it needs two P's and there's only one. HAM + PER uses every tile.
Letter map: MEAHPR → HAMPER
| Position in HAMPER | Letter | Tile in MEAHPR | Circled for the caption |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | H | 4 | Yes |
| 2 | A | 3 | — |
| 3 | M | 1 | Yes |
| 4 | P | 5 | Yes |
| 5 | E | 2 | — |
| 6 | R | 6 | — |
What does HAMPER mean?
HAMPER (verb): to hold back or make progress more difficult; also a basket used for laundry or picnic food. Example: “Heavy rain can hamper traffic, so they left for the airport early.”
Similar: hinder, impede, restrict. Opposite: help, aid, assist.
Did you know? As a noun, a "hamper" is the laundry basket many homes keep in the closet, a use that grew from the older sense of a covered basket for food.
Using HAMPER in a sentence
As a verb, HAMPER often appears in the passive with by: 'The search was hampered by fog.' It pairs with words like efforts, progress, recovery and investigation, and it sits between hinder and block in strength: hampered work slows down but doesn't stop. As a noun, British and Australian English have a festive use: a Christmas hamper is a wicker basket of food and drink given as a gift, and a picnic hamper carries the plates, cutlery and sandwiches for a day out.
How HAMPER fits the puzzle
HAMPER circles H, M and P: the M and H of MUCH and one of the P's in APPRECIATED.
Its circled letters feed the caption answer, MUCH APPRECIATED.
Other words in MEAHPR
52 shorter dictionary words can be made from a subset of these tiles:
HAREMHERMARAPHEREMAPAHEMAPEREPHAHAEMHAMEHAREHARMHARPHEAPHEARHEMPHERMMAREPAREPEARPERMPRAMRAMPRAPEREAMREAPRHEAAMPAPEAREARMEARERAHAEHAMHAPHEMHEPHERMAEMAPMARPAHPAMPARPEAPEHPERRAHRAMRAPREMREP
The rest of this puzzle
- CTHSTI → STITCH (a single loop of thread or yarn made by a needle in sewing or knitting)
- UCQNHE → QUENCH (to satisfy a thirst, or to put out a fire by cooling or smothering it)
- ERDEME → REDEEM (to exchange something for a reward or benefit, or to make up for a past mistake)
- LAAPAC → ALPACA (a South American animal related to the llama, raised for its soft fleece)
- YABDNR → BRANDY (a strong alcoholic drink distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice)
- ITCHMPUECREPAAD → MUCH APPRECIATED (a polite way to say thank you, often for a gift, favor, or kind act)
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