Question 1

Bathroom items: — Word Craze answer

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POTTIES

Question 2

Like shortbread: — Word Craze answer

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BUTTERY

Question 3

What happened? — Word Craze answer

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HISTORY

Question 4

Ferret out: — Word Craze answer

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UNCOVER

Question 5

Acting like one has something to hide: — Word Craze answer

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TWITCHY

Question 6

Public humiliation: — Word Craze answer

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OBLOQUY

Question 7

Superfluous part of an essay: — Word Craze answer

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PADDING

Question 8

Something redheads tend to do: — Word Craze answer

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FRECKLE

Question 9

Experts at flight? — Word Craze answer

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COWARDS

Question 10

Learns: — Word Craze answer

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ABSORBS

Question 11

Deity's state: — Word Craze answer

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GODHOOD

Question 12

Neither solid nor liquid: — Word Craze answer

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GASEOUS

Question 13

"Avenue Q" song about the meaning of life: — Word Craze answer

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PURPOSE

Question 14

Oft-seen romantic interest of Sherlock Holmes who actually only appeared in one story: — Word Craze answer

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IRENEADLER

Question 15

Something put on a pet to keep away tiny pests: — Word Craze answer

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FLEACOLLAR

Question 16

State of asking for forgiveness and showing remorse for sins: — Word Craze answer

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REPENTANCE

Question 17

Added a rough feel to the outside of a piece of art again, for example: — Word Craze answer

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RETEXTURED

Question 18

Principal dish of a meal: — Word Craze answer

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MAINCOURSE

Question 19

Breathing equipment is required to go here: — Word Craze answer

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UNDERWATER

Question 20

Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens: — Word Craze answer

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BIRTHPLACE

Question 21

Things that happen or exist at the same time are this: — Word Craze answer

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CONCURRENT

Question 22

Literal lifeline when taking a leap: — Word Craze answer

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BUNGEECORD

Question 23

Suppliers of stone blocks: — Word Craze answer

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BRICKYARDS

Question 24

A hooped cover used for holding documents: — Word Craze answer

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RINGBINDER

Question 25

These people involved in dishonest and fraudulent business or organized crime: — Word Craze answer

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RACKETEERS

Question 26

Project management style that let's someone else make decisions: — Word Craze answer

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HANDSOFF

Question 27

A book's story is usually separated into _______: — Word Craze answer

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CHAPTERS

Question 28

Tossing and catching from a clown: — Word Craze answer

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JUGGLING

Question 29

The hometown of the 32nd US President Franklin D. Roosevelt: — Word Craze answer

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HYDEPARK

Question 30

Professional networking site currently owned by Microsoft: — Word Craze answer

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Question 31

Full version of etc.: — Word Craze answer

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ETCETERA

Question 32

Eliciting pity, sadness or sorrow: — Word Craze answer

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PATHETIC

Question 33

Catchy phrases used in advertising: — Word Craze answer

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TAGLINES

Question 34

Feeling less worried: — Word Craze answer

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RELIEVED

Question 35

Gets stiflingly hot: — Word Craze answer

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SWELTERS

Question 36

Type of TV program where people play and win prizes: — Word Craze answer

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GAMESHOW

Question 37

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 8904?

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Bathroom items: — POTTIES, Like shortbread: — BUTTERY, What happened? — HISTORY, Ferret out: — UNCOVER, Acting like one has something to hide: — TWITCHY, Public humiliation: — OBLOQUY, Superfluous part of an essay: — PADDING, Something redheads tend to do: — FRECKLE, Experts at flight? — COWARDS, Learns: — ABSORBS, Deity's state: — GODHOOD, Neither solid nor liquid: — GASEOUS, "Avenue Q" song about the meaning of life: — PURPOSE, Oft-seen romantic interest of Sherlock Holmes who actually only appeared in one story: — IRENEADLER, Something put on a pet to keep away tiny pests: — FLEACOLLAR, State of asking for forgiveness and showing remorse for sins: — REPENTANCE, Added a rough feel to the outside of a piece of art again, for example: — RETEXTURED, Principal dish of a meal: — MAINCOURSE, Breathing equipment is required to go here: — UNDERWATER, Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens: — BIRTHPLACE, Things that happen or exist at the same time are this: — CONCURRENT, Literal lifeline when taking a leap: — BUNGEECORD, Suppliers of stone blocks: — BRICKYARDS, A hooped cover used for holding documents: — RINGBINDER, These people involved in dishonest and fraudulent business or organized crime: — RACKETEERS, Project management style that let's someone else make decisions: — HANDSOFF, A book's story is usually separated into _______: — CHAPTERS, Tossing and catching from a clown: — JUGGLING, The hometown of the 32nd US President Franklin D. Roosevelt: — HYDEPARK, Professional networking site currently owned by Microsoft: — LINKEDIN, Full version of etc.: — ETCETERA, Eliciting pity, sadness or sorrow: — PATHETIC, Catchy phrases used in advertising: — TAGLINES, Feeling less worried: — RELIEVED, Gets stiflingly hot: — SWELTERS, Type of TV program where people play and win prizes: — GAMESHOW

Word Craze Level 8904 Answers

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Word Craze Level 8904 — Full Answer List

Bathroom items:

Like shortbread:

What happened?

Ferret out:

Acting like one has something to hide:

Public humiliation:

Superfluous part of an essay:

Something redheads tend to do:

Experts at flight?

Learns:

Deity's state:

Neither solid nor liquid:

"Avenue Q" song about the meaning of life:

Oft-seen romantic interest of Sherlock Holmes who actually only appeared in one story:

Something put on a pet to keep away tiny pests:

State of asking for forgiveness and showing remorse for sins:

Added a rough feel to the outside of a piece of art again, for example:

Principal dish of a meal:

Breathing equipment is required to go here:

Portsmouth for English writer Charles Dickens:

Things that happen or exist at the same time are this:

Literal lifeline when taking a leap:

Suppliers of stone blocks:

A hooped cover used for holding documents:

These people involved in dishonest and fraudulent business or organized crime:

Project management style that let's someone else make decisions:

A book's story is usually separated into _______:

Tossing and catching from a clown:

The hometown of the 32nd US President Franklin D. Roosevelt:

Professional networking site currently owned by Microsoft:

Full version of etc.:

Eliciting pity, sadness or sorrow:

Catchy phrases used in advertising:

Feeling less worried:

Gets stiflingly hot:

Type of TV program where people play and win prizes:

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