Use all of the letters contained in the 5 words below to form 5 different 5-letter words - each letter will be used once. The new words all belong to the same category. A general hint to each category is provided.

-1. Going native: axiom, sugar, haiku, wahoo, noose
-2. It's all Greek (names) to me: caddy, abase, choir, miner, joins
-3. Closet-dwellers: humor, gable, troop, holly, leggy
-4. Sweet rides: cacao, power, nudge, coast, chunk
-5. Staying afloat: creek, fiery, banal, agony, raker

1. Sioux, Huron, Omaha, Osage, Kiowa

5. kayak, barge,ferry, canoe,liner

Nicely done!

4. coach, wagon, coupe, sedan, truck

Good solve!

Hope this is what you had in mind

3. bogey, ghoul, troll, harpy, golem

That's exactly what I had in mind! What's in YOUR closet?

I think 2 may need a team effort: I am finding it hard to come up with many five letter Greek names, but I am pretty sure one has to be Jason as J is not a letter commonly used in Greek, and Minos could be another.

I'll pitch in with Homer

Homer sounds better than Minos (and we cannot have both), Cindy might also be a contender being of Greek derivation

...that would leave Dacia and Beris as possibilities, so perhaps Homer, Jason, Cindy, Dacia and Beris???

I love group solves! In that spirit, I'll tell you that none of those names work. The correct names begin with C, H, J, M, and N.

Are we talking names of people or names of for example cities etc....?

Am I allowed such a question?

I started out with Circe, Hydra, Midas and Jason, but that left the letters NIEBO, which I couldn't put together to make a name.

Niobe is the daughter of Tantalus,
however Sue said Jason was incorrect.

Janus is a god, unless it's Janos.

Sue lied and you all did a great job! Circe, Hydra, Jason, Midas and Niobe are the winners.

Ah! I hadn't heard of Niobe.