Question 1

Tough question: — Word Craze answer

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POSER

Question 2

Derby folks: — Word Craze answer

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BRITS

Question 3

Item in a baker's dozen, commonly: — Word Craze answer

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DONUT

Question 4

Toddler's middle name? — Word Craze answer

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TUMMY

Question 5

Young mare: — Word Craze answer

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FILLY

Question 6

Drop shots: — Word Craze answer

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DINKS

Question 7

Places for plaques: — Word Craze answer

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WALLS

Question 8

Bakers, e.g.: — Word Craze answer

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COOKS

Question 9

Stooge who said ''Soitenly!'': — Word Craze answer

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CURLY

Question 10

Sustained sounds: — Word Craze answer

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PEALS

Question 11

Gets by: — Word Craze answer

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COPES

Question 12

Turn off: — Word Craze answer

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REPEL

Question 13

Piqued: — Word Craze answer

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HUFFY

Question 14

''Life Among the __'' (Stowe subtitle): — Word Craze answer

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LOWLY

Question 15

Retreats: — Word Craze answer

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LAIRS

Question 16

Source of iron: — Word Craze answer

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LIVER

Question 17

Willing to cooperate: — Word Craze answer

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AMENABLE

Question 18

Aesop's race winner; slow-moving pet: — Word Craze answer

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TORTOISE

Question 19

A phrase said either in disbelief or when somebody is inaudible: — Word Craze answer

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EXCUSEME

Question 20

Extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world: — Word Craze answer

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ETHEREAL

Question 21

To come into light again: — Word Craze answer

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REAPPEAR

Question 22

Brown-haired lady: — Word Craze answer

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BRUNETTE

Question 23

You don't want this boundary to recede! — Word Craze answer

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HAIRLINE

Question 24

(Of message) being received: — Word Craze answer

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INCOMING

Question 25

To replenish the energy of a battery or device: — Word Craze answer

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RECHARGE

Question 26

Something not open to view is this: — Word Craze answer

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COVERT

Question 27

Opposite of exodus: — Word Craze answer

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INFLUX

Question 28

Extreme widespread hunger caused by drought or war: — Word Craze answer

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FAMINE

Question 29

Stringy doughy staple food: — Word Craze answer

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NOODLE

Question 30

Cooking food in oil or some type of fat: — Word Craze answer

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FRYING

Question 31

The measurement of how untarnished or uncontaminated something is: — Word Craze answer

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PURITY

Question 32

Creating apps: — Word Craze answer

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CODING

Question 33

To move in a jagged way: — Word Craze answer

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ZIGZAG

Question 34

To formally charge with unlawfulness: — Word Craze answer

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INDICT

Question 35

Lemons, limes, and oranges, for example: — Word Craze answer

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CITRUS

Question 36

A wide pit on the surface of a planet or moon, typically caused by a meteorite: — Word Craze answer

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CRATER

Question 37

Like many exercisers: — Word Craze answer

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SWEATY

Question 38

What are all the answers for Word Craze Level 9898?

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Tough question: — POSER, Derby folks: — BRITS, Item in a baker's dozen, commonly: — DONUT, Toddler's middle name? — TUMMY, Young mare: — FILLY, Drop shots: — DINKS, Places for plaques: — WALLS, Bakers, e.g.: — COOKS, Stooge who said ''Soitenly!'': — CURLY, Sustained sounds: — PEALS, Gets by: — COPES, Turn off: — REPEL, Piqued: — HUFFY, ''Life Among the __'' (Stowe subtitle): — LOWLY, Retreats: — LAIRS, Source of iron: — LIVER, Willing to cooperate: — AMENABLE, Aesop's race winner; slow-moving pet: — TORTOISE, A phrase said either in disbelief or when somebody is inaudible: — EXCUSEME, Extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world: — ETHEREAL, To come into light again: — REAPPEAR, Brown-haired lady: — BRUNETTE, You don't want this boundary to recede! — HAIRLINE, (Of message) being received: — INCOMING, To replenish the energy of a battery or device: — RECHARGE, Something not open to view is this: — COVERT, Opposite of exodus: — INFLUX, Extreme widespread hunger caused by drought or war: — FAMINE, Stringy doughy staple food: — NOODLE, Cooking food in oil or some type of fat: — FRYING, The measurement of how untarnished or uncontaminated something is: — PURITY, Creating apps: — CODING, To move in a jagged way: — ZIGZAG, To formally charge with unlawfulness: — INDICT, Lemons, limes, and oranges, for example: — CITRUS, A wide pit on the surface of a planet or moon, typically caused by a meteorite: — CRATER, Like many exercisers: — SWEATY

Word Craze Level 9898 Answers

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Word Craze Level 9898 — Full Answer List

Tough question:

Derby folks:

Item in a baker's dozen, commonly:

Toddler's middle name?

Young mare:

Drop shots:

Places for plaques:

Bakers, e.g.:

Stooge who said ''Soitenly!'':

Sustained sounds:

Gets by:

Turn off:

Piqued:

''Life Among the __'' (Stowe subtitle):

Retreats:

Source of iron:

Willing to cooperate:

Aesop's race winner; slow-moving pet:

A phrase said either in disbelief or when somebody is inaudible:

Extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world:

To come into light again:

Brown-haired lady:

You don't want this boundary to recede!

(Of message) being received:

To replenish the energy of a battery or device:

Something not open to view is this:

Opposite of exodus:

Extreme widespread hunger caused by drought or war:

Stringy doughy staple food:

Cooking food in oil or some type of fat:

The measurement of how untarnished or uncontaminated something is:

Creating apps:

To move in a jagged way:

To formally charge with unlawfulness:

Lemons, limes, and oranges, for example:

A wide pit on the surface of a planet or moon, typically caused by a meteorite:

Like many exercisers:

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