Question 1

View from some tenement windows: — Word Craze answer

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AIRSHAFT

Question 2

Knickknack shelves: — Word Craze answer

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WHATNOTS

Question 3

Some are steep: — Word Craze answer

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TERRAINS

Question 4

Bikers' outfits: — Word Craze answer

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LEATHERS

Question 5

Kind of ring: — Word Craze answer

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TEETHING

Question 6

Go off: — Word Craze answer

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DETONATE

Question 7

In a praiseworthy manner: — Word Craze answer

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LAUDABLY

Question 8

Eased off: — Word Craze answer

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SUBSIDED

Question 9

Not as transparent: — Word Craze answer

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CLOUDIER

Question 10

Glee clubs: — Word Craze answer

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CHORUSES

Question 11

Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, for one: — Word Craze answer

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ISLAMIST

Question 12

Shooting/skiing event: — Word Craze answer

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BIATHLON

Question 13

To make a mess of: — Word Craze answer

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MUCKUP

Question 14

Rugged or roughened surface: — Word Craze answer

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COARSE

Question 15

The way a room is arranged: — Word Craze answer

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LAYOUT

Question 16

Commercial line, like "Just Do It" from Nike or "I'm Lovin It" from McDonald's: — Word Craze answer

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SLOGAN

Question 17

Single, long step: — Word Craze answer

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STRIDE

Question 18

Nut with a hard, wrinkled shell and a delicious taste: — Word Craze answer

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WALNUT

Question 19

A platform where one stands to deliver a speech: — Word Craze answer

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PODIUM

Question 20

British sitcom starring an almost mute buffoon played by Rowan Atkinson: — Word Craze answer

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MRBEAN

Question 21

Separating into city districts: — Word Craze answer

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ZONING

Question 22

To disparage someone's achievements: — Word Craze answer

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DISCREDIT

Question 23

Of a place, adapted for a new purpose: — Word Craze answer

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CONVERTED

Question 24

Collision wherein one vehicle runs into the backside of another: — Word Craze answer

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REARENDER

Question 25

Took part in an activity casually or only as a hobby: — Word Craze answer

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DABBLEDIN

Question 26

To fight like bulls: — Word Craze answer

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LOCKHORNS

Question 27

In grammar, the part of a sentence that includes the verb and any objects or modifiers: — Word Craze answer

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PREDICATE

Question 28

Frequency range: — Word Craze answer

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BANDWIDTH

Question 29

A hit by The Beatles that refers to a street in Liverpool: — Word Craze answer

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PENNYLANE

Question 30

Made to be seen as evil: — Word Craze answer

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DEMONIZED

Question 31

A baseless accusation is this: — Word Craze answer

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UNFOUNDED

Question 32

Negative outlook: — Word Craze answer

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PESSIMISM

Question 33

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 10381?

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View from some tenement windows: — AIRSHAFT, Knickknack shelves: — WHATNOTS, Some are steep: — TERRAINS, Bikers' outfits: — LEATHERS, Kind of ring: — TEETHING, Go off: — DETONATE, In a praiseworthy manner: — LAUDABLY, Eased off: — SUBSIDED, Not as transparent: — CLOUDIER, Glee clubs: — CHORUSES, Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, for one: — ISLAMIST, Shooting/skiing event: — BIATHLON, To make a mess of: — MUCKUP, Rugged or roughened surface: — COARSE, The way a room is arranged: — LAYOUT, Commercial line, like "Just Do It" from Nike or "I'm Lovin It" from McDonald's: — SLOGAN, Single, long step: — STRIDE, Nut with a hard, wrinkled shell and a delicious taste: — WALNUT, A platform where one stands to deliver a speech: — PODIUM, British sitcom starring an almost mute buffoon played by Rowan Atkinson: — MRBEAN, Separating into city districts: — ZONING, To disparage someone's achievements: — DISCREDIT, Of a place, adapted for a new purpose: — CONVERTED, Collision wherein one vehicle runs into the backside of another: — REARENDER, Took part in an activity casually or only as a hobby: — DABBLEDIN, To fight like bulls: — LOCKHORNS, In grammar, the part of a sentence that includes the verb and any objects or modifiers: — PREDICATE, Frequency range: — BANDWIDTH, A hit by The Beatles that refers to a street in Liverpool: — PENNYLANE, Made to be seen as evil: — DEMONIZED, A baseless accusation is this: — UNFOUNDED, Negative outlook: — PESSIMISM

Word Craze Level 10381 Answers

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Word Craze Level 10381 — Full Answer List

View from some tenement windows:

Knickknack shelves:

Some are steep:

Bikers' outfits:

Kind of ring:

Go off:

In a praiseworthy manner:

Eased off:

Not as transparent:

Glee clubs:

Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, for one:

Shooting/skiing event:

To make a mess of:

Rugged or roughened surface:

The way a room is arranged:

Commercial line, like "Just Do It" from Nike or "I'm Lovin It" from McDonald's:

Single, long step:

Nut with a hard, wrinkled shell and a delicious taste:

A platform where one stands to deliver a speech:

British sitcom starring an almost mute buffoon played by Rowan Atkinson:

Separating into city districts:

To disparage someone's achievements:

Of a place, adapted for a new purpose:

Collision wherein one vehicle runs into the backside of another:

Took part in an activity casually or only as a hobby:

To fight like bulls:

In grammar, the part of a sentence that includes the verb and any objects or modifiers:

Frequency range:

A hit by The Beatles that refers to a street in Liverpool:

Made to be seen as evil:

A baseless accusation is this:

Negative outlook:

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