Question 1

Dogie, e.g.: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

ORPHAN

Question 2

Word often followed by "cord" or "jumping": — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

BUNGEE

Question 3

Famed fiddlers: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

CAJUNS

Question 4

Brand of fiber sometimes used in vests to mitigate damage from projectile weapons: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

KEVLAR

Question 5

Angry: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

HEATED

Question 6

Sandpiper relative: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

CURLEW

Question 7

Bawl over: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

BEWAIL

Question 8

Police: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

PATROL

Question 9

Claim: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

ALLEGE

Question 10

They make an effort: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

TRIERS

Question 11

Deceptive pitch: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

SINKER

Question 12

Solemn pieces: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DIRGES

Question 13

2012 film with Dame Judi Dench called "The Best ______ Marigold Hotel": — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

EXOTIC

Question 14

Sensuous, Cuban ballroom dance: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

RHUMBA

Question 15

Turn pale: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

BLANCH

Question 16

Relating to the reign of James I of England: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

JACOBEAN

Question 17

Mark Langer became CEO of this giant fashion retailer: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

HUGOBOSS

Question 18

To improvise something as an explanation: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

MAKEITUP

Question 19

Fruity dessert: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

APPLEPIE

Question 20

1990s Canadian comedy which starred Paul Gross as a Mountie: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DUESOUTH

Question 21

Most fixed or fastened: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

TIGHTEST

Question 22

Failure to do something: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

INACTION

Question 23

A horseman or a rider: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

CAVALIER

Question 24

Igor, Igor! ___ _____! — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

ITSALIVE

Question 25

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 4466?

Accepted Answer

Dogie, e.g.: — ORPHAN, Word often followed by "cord" or "jumping": — BUNGEE, Famed fiddlers: — CAJUNS, Brand of fiber sometimes used in vests to mitigate damage from projectile weapons: — KEVLAR, Angry: — HEATED, Sandpiper relative: — CURLEW, Bawl over: — BEWAIL, Police: — PATROL, Claim: — ALLEGE, They make an effort: — TRIERS, Deceptive pitch: — SINKER, Solemn pieces: — DIRGES, 2012 film with Dame Judi Dench called "The Best ______ Marigold Hotel": — EXOTIC, Sensuous, Cuban ballroom dance: — RHUMBA, Turn pale: — BLANCH, Relating to the reign of James I of England: — JACOBEAN, Mark Langer became CEO of this giant fashion retailer: — HUGOBOSS, To improvise something as an explanation: — MAKEITUP, Fruity dessert: — APPLEPIE, 1990s Canadian comedy which starred Paul Gross as a Mountie: — DUESOUTH, Most fixed or fastened: — TIGHTEST, Failure to do something: — INACTION, A horseman or a rider: — CAVALIER, Igor, Igor! ___ _____! — ITSALIVE

Word Craze Level 4466 Answers

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Word Craze Level 4466 — Full Answer List

Dogie, e.g.:

Word often followed by "cord" or "jumping":

Famed fiddlers:

Brand of fiber sometimes used in vests to mitigate damage from projectile weapons:

Angry:

Sandpiper relative:

Bawl over:

Police:

Claim:

They make an effort:

Deceptive pitch:

Solemn pieces:

2012 film with Dame Judi Dench called "The Best ______ Marigold Hotel":

Sensuous, Cuban ballroom dance:

Turn pale:

Relating to the reign of James I of England:

Mark Langer became CEO of this giant fashion retailer:

To improvise something as an explanation:

Fruity dessert:

1990s Canadian comedy which starred Paul Gross as a Mountie:

Most fixed or fastened:

Failure to do something:

A horseman or a rider:

Igor, Igor! _ ___!

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