Word Craze Level 3124 answers
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US city nicknamed "The Big Apple":
Absent-minded scribbles and drawings:
Vitamin brand promoted as "Complete from A to Zinc":
A friction injury from rubbing against a rough carpet:
Written feedback to a social media post:
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Damages the reputation or image of something or someone:
Blade that powers a boat or plane:
Deficit of something required:
Metal coil that supports a mattress:
Large reptile with sharp teeth and tough skin:
A mythical hero from Germanic folklore:
Official pardons for political offenses:
Completely covers something underwater:
Groups of apartment buildings; residences:
Alternative hints
People who sign up to save lives after they pass on:
"It's a _________ Life", classic 1946 Christmas film by Frank Capra:
People who use the services of a professional or a company:
What Swiss food company is this?
Uncovers something previously hidden:
Athletes who drive, chip, and putt:
A clear, hard mineral or glass:
International sports event that originated from Greece:
Closes and opens one's eyes quickly:
To be remote or far away from other places and people:
In soccer, a reason for the referee to give a penalty:
Cars that are damaged beyond repair:
Orange juice brand found at McDonalds:
Distinct way to write one's name:
Moved goods from one place to another:
Urgent situations requiring action or assistance:
Students' who are doing very well academically are on this:
Sinatra's assertion of self-sufficiency:
Suit up!, "How YOU doin'?", and "That's what she said.":
Sporting goods of Shaun White:
Biologist, chemist, physicist, for example:
Economic disaster where trade and industrial activities are reduced:
Type of communities that have strictly controlled entrances:
Guarded an area or perimeter from danger:
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