Question 1

More penurious: — Word Craze answer

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STINGIER

Question 2

Eavesdropped: — Word Craze answer

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LISTENED

Question 3

Do too well: — Word Craze answer

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OVERCOOK

Question 4

Like the earliest life forms: — Word Craze answer

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PRIMEVAL

Question 5

From Rabat: — Word Craze answer

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MOROCCAN

Question 6

Bringing ruin: — Word Craze answer

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WREAKING

Question 7

Pertaining to Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, e.g.: — Word Craze answer

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TRISTATE

Question 8

Heat producer: — Word Craze answer

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FRICTION

Question 9

Follies: — Word Craze answer

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IDIOCIES

Question 10

Quack, for one: — Word Craze answer

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BIRDCALL

Question 11

What Eliza didn't do for 'enry 'iggins? — Word Craze answer

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ASPIRATE

Question 12

Emotional outburst: — Word Craze answer

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PAROXYSM

Question 13

Joint tenant? — Word Craze answer

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PRISONER

Question 14

Everyday language as spoken by its natives: — Word Craze answer

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VERNACULAR

Question 15

Formally associated oneself with: — Word Craze answer

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AFFILIATED

Question 16

Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens: — Word Craze answer

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BIRTHPLACE

Question 17

To develop or create something, especially chemically: — Word Craze answer

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SYNTHESIZE

Question 18

One displaying an excessively critical point of view is this: — Word Craze answer

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JUDGMENTAL

Question 19

Job done with a wrecking ball: — Word Craze answer

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DEMOLITION

Question 20

Confusing; distracting: — Word Craze answer

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PERPLEXING

Question 21

To break into a place in order to gain secret information: — Word Craze answer

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INFILTRATE

Question 22

Tool for writing a book that fills the air with clickity-clacks: — Word Craze answer

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TYPEWRITER

Question 23

Orson Scott Card novel that became a 2013 movie with Asa Butterfield: — Word Craze answer

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ENDERSGAME

Question 24

No end in sight: — Word Craze answer

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BOTTOMLESS

Question 25

English star of "House": — Word Craze answer

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HUGHLAURIE

Question 26

Act of cleaning teeth with a brush: — Word Craze answer

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BRUSHING

Question 27

Imitate or replicate: — Word Craze answer

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SIMULATE

Question 28

Serve as a foundation for: — Word Craze answer

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UNDERLIE

Question 29

Sudden, dramatic disruption: — Word Craze answer

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UPHEAVAL

Question 30

Remove people from a dangerous place: — Word Craze answer

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EVACUATE

Question 31

Book that doesn't take too much time or effort: — Word Craze answer

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EASYREAD

Question 32

Designates as inaccessible: — Word Craze answer

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ROPESOFF

Question 33

Sachet filler with purple shade: — Word Craze answer

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LAVENDER

Question 34

An imperial unit equivalent to 14 pounds: — Word Craze answer

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ONESTONE

Question 35

Keep your clothes in here: — Word Craze answer

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WARDROBE

Question 36

Divinely inspired utterance: — Word Craze answer

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PROPHECY

Question 37

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 11296?

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More penurious: — STINGIER, Eavesdropped: — LISTENED, Do too well: — OVERCOOK, Like the earliest life forms: — PRIMEVAL, From Rabat: — MOROCCAN, Bringing ruin: — WREAKING, Pertaining to Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, e.g.: — TRISTATE, Heat producer: — FRICTION, Follies: — IDIOCIES, Quack, for one: — BIRDCALL, What Eliza didn't do for 'enry 'iggins? — ASPIRATE, Emotional outburst: — PAROXYSM, Joint tenant? — PRISONER, Everyday language as spoken by its natives: — VERNACULAR, Formally associated oneself with: — AFFILIATED, Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens: — BIRTHPLACE, To develop or create something, especially chemically: — SYNTHESIZE, One displaying an excessively critical point of view is this: — JUDGMENTAL, Job done with a wrecking ball: — DEMOLITION, Confusing; distracting: — PERPLEXING, To break into a place in order to gain secret information: — INFILTRATE, Tool for writing a book that fills the air with clickity-clacks: — TYPEWRITER, Orson Scott Card novel that became a 2013 movie with Asa Butterfield: — ENDERSGAME, No end in sight: — BOTTOMLESS, English star of "House": — HUGHLAURIE, Act of cleaning teeth with a brush: — BRUSHING, Imitate or replicate: — SIMULATE, Serve as a foundation for: — UNDERLIE, Sudden, dramatic disruption: — UPHEAVAL, Remove people from a dangerous place: — EVACUATE, Book that doesn't take too much time or effort: — EASYREAD, Designates as inaccessible: — ROPESOFF, Sachet filler with purple shade: — LAVENDER, An imperial unit equivalent to 14 pounds: — ONESTONE, Keep your clothes in here: — WARDROBE, Divinely inspired utterance: — PROPHECY

Word Craze Level 11296 Answers

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Word Craze Level 11296 — Full Answer List

More penurious:

Eavesdropped:

Do too well:

Like the earliest life forms:

From Rabat:

Bringing ruin:

Pertaining to Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, e.g.:

Heat producer:

Follies:

Quack, for one:

What Eliza didn't do for 'enry 'iggins?

Emotional outburst:

Joint tenant?

Everyday language as spoken by its natives:

Formally associated oneself with:

Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens:

To develop or create something, especially chemically:

One displaying an excessively critical point of view is this:

Job done with a wrecking ball:

Confusing; distracting:

To break into a place in order to gain secret information:

Tool for writing a book that fills the air with clickity-clacks:

Orson Scott Card novel that became a 2013 movie with Asa Butterfield:

No end in sight:

English star of "House":

Act of cleaning teeth with a brush:

Imitate or replicate:

Serve as a foundation for:

Sudden, dramatic disruption:

Remove people from a dangerous place:

Book that doesn't take too much time or effort:

Designates as inaccessible:

Sachet filler with purple shade:

An imperial unit equivalent to 14 pounds:

Keep your clothes in here:

Divinely inspired utterance:

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