Question 1

Stress: — Word Craze answer

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ACCENT

Question 2

Hang-up in the attic? — Word Craze answer

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COBWEB

Question 3

Find abhorrent: — Word Craze answer

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DETEST

Question 4

Wags a finger at: — Word Craze answer

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SCOLDS

Question 5

Last name of first female Chancellor of Germany: — Word Craze answer

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MERKEL

Question 6

To walkabout slowly: — Word Craze answer

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STROLL

Question 7

Like a Car and Driver car: — Word Craze answer

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TESTED

Question 8

US TV personality who wrote "Life Code": — Word Craze answer

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DRPHIL

Question 9

Top of the line: — Word Craze answer

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SUPERB

Question 10

Suggestions of light: — Word Craze answer

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GLINTS

Question 11

Of the lower back: — Word Craze answer

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LUMBAR

Question 12

Hold with rapt attention: — Word Craze answer

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ABSORB

Question 13

Concern for shipping and software companies: — Word Craze answer

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PIRACY

Question 14

Piece of cake: — Word Craze answer

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BREEZE

Question 15

Movement or activity in response to stimulus: — Word Craze answer

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KINESIS

Question 16

Revealed someone's secret, informally: — Word Craze answer

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SPILLED

Question 17

Needed a bib: — Word Craze answer

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DROOLED

Question 18

Pain relief pill: — Word Craze answer

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ASPIRIN

Question 19

Heated corn kernels usually eaten at the movies: — Word Craze answer

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POPCORN

Question 20

State of conceptual coherence and understanding: — Word Craze answer

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CLARITY

Question 21

Charlie _______, silent movie star and comedian with iconic toothbrush mustache: — Word Craze answer

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CHAPLIN

Question 22

Takes away from a total: — Word Craze answer

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DEDUCTS

Question 23

Charging for the use of a road or bridge: — Word Craze answer

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TOLLING

Question 24

This South American country won the very first World Cup in 1930: — Word Craze answer

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URUGUAY

Question 25

Heavy editors: — Word Craze answer

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REWRITERS

Question 26

San Marino or Vatican City, for example: — Word Craze answer

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MICROSTATE

Question 27

Television author: — Word Craze answer

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SCRIPTWRITER

Question 28

These govern nouns or pronouns: — Word Craze answer

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PREPOSITIONS

Question 29

Those who take advantage of charity: — Word Craze answer

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FREELOADERS

Question 30

Freed a dog from an enclosure: — Word Craze answer

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UNKENNELED

Question 31

Profitable period for florists: — Word Craze answer

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MOTHERSDAY

Question 32

"Oliver _____" (classic novel by Charles Dickens): — Word Craze answer

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TWIST

Question 33

Updates an atlas: — Word Craze answer

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REMAPS

Question 34

Sports bar fixtures: — Word Craze answer

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TVSETS

Question 35

To insist that something is true: — Word Craze answer

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ASSERT

Question 36

To show signs of good judgment: — Word Craze answer

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BEWISE

Question 37

Places for Fitbits: — Word Craze answer

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WRISTS

Question 38

Like a chessboard: — Word Craze answer

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CHECKERED

Question 39

Headaches for coders: — Word Craze answer

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ERRORS

Question 40

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 4043?

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Stress: — ACCENT, Hang-up in the attic? — COBWEB, Find abhorrent: — DETEST, Wags a finger at: — SCOLDS, Last name of first female Chancellor of Germany: — MERKEL, To walkabout slowly: — STROLL, Like a Car and Driver car: — TESTED, US TV personality who wrote "Life Code": — DRPHIL, Top of the line: — SUPERB, Suggestions of light: — GLINTS, Of the lower back: — LUMBAR, Hold with rapt attention: — ABSORB, Concern for shipping and software companies: — PIRACY, Piece of cake: — BREEZE, Movement or activity in response to stimulus: — KINESIS, Revealed someone's secret, informally: — SPILLED, Needed a bib: — DROOLED, Pain relief pill: — ASPIRIN, Heated corn kernels usually eaten at the movies: — POPCORN, State of conceptual coherence and understanding: — CLARITY, Charlie _______, silent movie star and comedian with iconic toothbrush mustache: — CHAPLIN, Takes away from a total: — DEDUCTS, Charging for the use of a road or bridge: — TOLLING, This South American country won the very first World Cup in 1930: — URUGUAY, Heavy editors: — REWRITERS, San Marino or Vatican City, for example: — MICROSTATE, Television author: — SCRIPTWRITER, These govern nouns or pronouns: — PREPOSITIONS, Those who take advantage of charity: — FREELOADERS, Freed a dog from an enclosure: — UNKENNELED, Profitable period for florists: — MOTHERSDAY, "Oliver _____" (classic novel by Charles Dickens): — TWIST, Updates an atlas: — REMAPS, Sports bar fixtures: — TVSETS, To insist that something is true: — ASSERT, To show signs of good judgment: — BEWISE, Places for Fitbits: — WRISTS, Like a chessboard: — CHECKERED, Headaches for coders: — ERRORS

Word Craze Level 4043 Answers

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Word Craze Level 4043 — Full Answer List

Stress:

Hang-up in the attic?

Find abhorrent:

Wags a finger at:

Last name of first female Chancellor of Germany:

To walkabout slowly:

Like a Car and Driver car:

US TV personality who wrote "Life Code":

Top of the line:

Suggestions of light:

Of the lower back:

Hold with rapt attention:

Concern for shipping and software companies:

Piece of cake:

Movement or activity in response to stimulus:

Revealed someone's secret, informally:

Needed a bib:

Pain relief pill:

Heated corn kernels usually eaten at the movies:

State of conceptual coherence and understanding:

Charlie _______, silent movie star and comedian with iconic toothbrush mustache:

Takes away from a total:

Charging for the use of a road or bridge:

This South American country won the very first World Cup in 1930:

Heavy editors:

San Marino or Vatican City, for example:

Television author:

These govern nouns or pronouns:

Those who take advantage of charity:

Freed a dog from an enclosure:

Profitable period for florists:

"Oliver _____" (classic novel by Charles Dickens):

Updates an atlas:

Sports bar fixtures:

To insist that something is true:

To show signs of good judgment:

Places for Fitbits:

Like a chessboard:

Headaches for coders:

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