Question 1

Rude: — Word Craze answer

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UNCIVIL

Question 2

Gets back to business: — Word Craze answer

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REOPENS

Question 3

Like Mitch Miller, e.g.: — Word Craze answer

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GOATEED

Question 4

The usual suspects? — Word Craze answer

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BUTLERS

Question 5

Nursery figures: — Word Craze answer

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GROWERS

Question 6

Rare birds: — Word Craze answer

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EXOTICS

Question 7

Gasses up: — Word Craze answer

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REFUELS

Question 8

In plain view: — Word Craze answer

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VISIBLE

Question 9

Grows periodically: — Word Craze answer

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ACCRUES

Question 10

Auto mechanics set them: — Word Craze answer

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TIMINGS

Question 11

Loose-fitting undergarment: — Word Craze answer

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CHEMISE

Question 12

Steered: — Word Craze answer

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PILOTED

Question 13

Place for lashes: — Word Craze answer

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EYELID

Question 14

A mass departure: — Word Craze answer

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EXODUS

Question 15

The ending of a performance: — Word Craze answer

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FINALE

Question 16

A tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported from another country: — Word Craze answer

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TARIFF

Question 17

Shake like a snake's tail: — Word Craze answer

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RATTLE

Question 18

Fake it 'til you ____ __: — Word Craze answer

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MAKEIT

Question 19

Giving a child their main personal identification: — Word Craze answer

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NAMING

Question 20

To show signs of good judgment: — Word Craze answer

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BEWISE

Question 21

To make a mess of: — Word Craze answer

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MUCKUP

Question 22

Like grams but not pounds: — Word Craze answer

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METRIC

Question 23

Like a very bad performance: — Word Craze answer

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DISMAL

Question 24

Drop dramatically: — Word Craze answer

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PLUNGE

Question 25

Some museum visits: — Word Craze answer

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FIELDTRIPS

Question 26

1998 film for which James Coburn won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor: — Word Craze answer

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AFFLICTION

Question 27

Games played before the regular league begins: — Word Craze answer

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PRESEASONS

Question 28

Putting on a better performance than the competition: — Word Craze answer

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OUTPLAYING

Question 29

Fire safety device: — Word Craze answer

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SMOKEALARM

Question 30

TV toggle that you may wish an overly chatty person has: — Word Craze answer

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MUTEBUTTON

Question 31

Used in writing to oppose a previous proposition; the opposite of something: — Word Craze answer

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ANTITHESIS

Question 32

Band concerned with timing: — Word Craze answer

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WATCHSTRAP

Question 33

Put too much money into the pension plan: — Word Craze answer

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OVERFUNDED

Question 34

Imbibing no more: — Word Craze answer

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ONTHEWAGON

Question 35

Quick second look at something: — Word Craze answer

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DOUBLETAKE

Question 36

Plotting in secret: — Word Craze answer

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CONSPIRING

Question 37

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 11657?

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Rude: — UNCIVIL, Gets back to business: — REOPENS, Like Mitch Miller, e.g.: — GOATEED, The usual suspects? — BUTLERS, Nursery figures: — GROWERS, Rare birds: — EXOTICS, Gasses up: — REFUELS, In plain view: — VISIBLE, Grows periodically: — ACCRUES, Auto mechanics set them: — TIMINGS, Loose-fitting undergarment: — CHEMISE, Steered: — PILOTED, Place for lashes: — EYELID, A mass departure: — EXODUS, The ending of a performance: — FINALE, A tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported from another country: — TARIFF, Shake like a snake's tail: — RATTLE, Fake it 'til you ____ __: — MAKEIT, Giving a child their main personal identification: — NAMING, To show signs of good judgment: — BEWISE, To make a mess of: — MUCKUP, Like grams but not pounds: — METRIC, Like a very bad performance: — DISMAL, Drop dramatically: — PLUNGE, Some museum visits: — FIELDTRIPS, 1998 film for which James Coburn won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor: — AFFLICTION, Games played before the regular league begins: — PRESEASONS, Putting on a better performance than the competition: — OUTPLAYING, Fire safety device: — SMOKEALARM, TV toggle that you may wish an overly chatty person has: — MUTEBUTTON, Used in writing to oppose a previous proposition; the opposite of something: — ANTITHESIS, Band concerned with timing: — WATCHSTRAP, Put too much money into the pension plan: — OVERFUNDED, Imbibing no more: — ONTHEWAGON, Quick second look at something: — DOUBLETAKE, Plotting in secret: — CONSPIRING

Word Craze Level 11657 Answers

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Word Craze Level 11657 — Full Answer List

Rude:

Gets back to business:

Like Mitch Miller, e.g.:

The usual suspects?

Nursery figures:

Rare birds:

Gasses up:

In plain view:

Grows periodically:

Auto mechanics set them:

Loose-fitting undergarment:

Steered:

Place for lashes:

A mass departure:

The ending of a performance:

A tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported from another country:

Shake like a snake's tail:

Fake it 'til you __ :

Giving a child their main personal identification:

To show signs of good judgment:

To make a mess of:

Like grams but not pounds:

Like a very bad performance:

Drop dramatically:

Some museum visits:

1998 film for which James Coburn won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor:

Games played before the regular league begins:

Putting on a better performance than the competition:

Fire safety device:

TV toggle that you may wish an overly chatty person has:

Used in writing to oppose a previous proposition; the opposite of something:

Band concerned with timing:

Put too much money into the pension plan:

Imbibing no more:

Quick second look at something:

Plotting in secret:

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