Question 1

Red, maybe: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

RIPE

Question 2

Leo's locks: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

MANE

Question 3

Sitar melody: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

RAGA

Question 4

Take a turn at chess: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

MOVE

Question 5

Mohs scale mineral: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

TALC

Question 6

Goodie bag filler: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

SWAG

Question 7

Willingly, to Shakespeare: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

FAIN

Question 8

Tip off: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

WARN

Question 9

Region: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

ZONE

Question 10

Diamond defect: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

FLAW

Question 11

Similar examples: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

SUCH

Question 12

Outbuilding: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

SHED

Question 13

Knitter’s need: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

YARN

Question 14

The Keys, essentially: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

REEF

Question 15

Blame bearer: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

GOAT

Question 16

Separating into city districts: — Word Craze answer

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ZONING

Question 17

Self-contained unit: — Word Craze answer

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MODULE

Question 18

A trying, unpleasant experience: — Word Craze answer

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ORDEAL

Question 19

Small, often flavored, mint manufactured by Ferrero: — Word Craze answer

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TICTAC

Question 20

A flaw or bug in a system: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DEFECT

Question 21

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

Accepted Answer

SLOGAN

Question 22

Roughly textured: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

COARSE

Question 23

2013 Eminem song that holds a World Record for most words: 1,560: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

RAPGOD

Question 24

Drink made from distilled wine: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

BRANDY

Question 25

Alternative for "Excuse me?": — Word Craze answer

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PARDON

Question 26

Reduce the mineral content of, as water: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

SOFTEN

Question 27

Step made while running or walking: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

STRIDE

Question 28

Laptop that only runs Google software: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

CHROMEBOOK

Question 29

Your ____________ is how one may addresses a republican head of state: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

EXCELLENCY

Question 30

No longer visible: — Word Craze answer

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OUTOFSIGHT

Question 31

Something that can be argued against is this: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DISPUTABLE

Question 32

Gets up to mischief: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

MISBEHAVES

Question 33

A way to describe language that one cannot understand; gibberish: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

MUMBOJUMBO

Question 34

Supposedly capable of speaking mind to mind: — Word Craze answer

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TELEPATHIC

Question 35

Planner in the military: — Word Craze answer

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STRATEGIST

Question 36

Friendly toward guests: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

HOSPITABLE

Question 37

Proves someone's theory wrong: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DISCREDITS

Question 38

Bestowing knighthood onto: — Word Craze answer

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CONFERRING

Question 39

Having converted some code into understandable language: — Word Craze answer

Accepted Answer

DECIPHERED

Question 40

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 7689?

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Red, maybe: — RIPE, Leo's locks: — MANE, Sitar melody: — RAGA, Take a turn at chess: — MOVE, Mohs scale mineral: — TALC, Goodie bag filler: — SWAG, Willingly, to Shakespeare: — FAIN, Tip off: — WARN, Region: — ZONE, Diamond defect: — FLAW, Similar examples: — SUCH, Outbuilding: — SHED, Knitter’s need: — YARN, The Keys, essentially: — REEF, Blame bearer: — GOAT, Separating into city districts: — ZONING, Self-contained unit: — MODULE, A trying, unpleasant experience: — ORDEAL, Small, often flavored, mint manufactured by Ferrero: — TICTAC, A flaw or bug in a system: — DEFECT, Commercial line, like "Just Do It" from Nike or "I'm Lovin It" from McDonald's: — SLOGAN, Roughly textured: — COARSE, 2013 Eminem song that holds a World Record for most words: 1,560: — RAPGOD, Drink made from distilled wine: — BRANDY, Alternative for "Excuse me?": — PARDON, Reduce the mineral content of, as water: — SOFTEN, Step made while running or walking: — STRIDE, Laptop that only runs Google software: — CHROMEBOOK, Your ____________ is how one may addresses a republican head of state: — EXCELLENCY, No longer visible: — OUTOFSIGHT, Something that can be argued against is this: — DISPUTABLE, Gets up to mischief: — MISBEHAVES, A way to describe language that one cannot understand; gibberish: — MUMBOJUMBO, Supposedly capable of speaking mind to mind: — TELEPATHIC, Planner in the military: — STRATEGIST, Friendly toward guests: — HOSPITABLE, Proves someone's theory wrong: — DISCREDITS, Bestowing knighthood onto: — CONFERRING, Having converted some code into understandable language: — DECIPHERED

Word Craze Level 7689 Answers

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Word Craze Level 7689 — Full Answer List

Red, maybe:

Leo's locks:

Sitar melody:

Take a turn at chess:

Mohs scale mineral:

Goodie bag filler:

Willingly, to Shakespeare:

Tip off:

Region:

Diamond defect:

Similar examples:

Outbuilding:

Knitter’s need:

The Keys, essentially:

Blame bearer:

Separating into city districts:

Self-contained unit:

A trying, unpleasant experience:

Small, often flavored, mint manufactured by Ferrero:

A flaw or bug in a system:

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

Roughly textured:

2013 Eminem song that holds a World Record for most words: 1,560:

Drink made from distilled wine:

Alternative for "Excuse me?":

Reduce the mineral content of, as water:

Step made while running or walking:

Laptop that only runs Google software:

Your ____________ is how one may addresses a republican head of state:

No longer visible:

Something that can be argued against is this:

Gets up to mischief:

A way to describe language that one cannot understand; gibberish:

Supposedly capable of speaking mind to mind:

Planner in the military:

Friendly toward guests:

Proves someone's theory wrong:

Bestowing knighthood onto:

Having converted some code into understandable language:

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