Answers to the game Word Craze
IOS and Android
(Developer Betta Games)
On this page you will find the answers Word Craze Level from 651 to 660.
651 level
A good match; befitting : SUITABLE
One’s heritage : ANCESTRY
Races past : BLOWSBY
_______ Khan was the emperor of the Mongol Empire : GENGHIS
The sound of the horn of a tugboat or train : TOOTTOOT
Defeat with intellgence : OUTWIT
Despite or regardless : HOWEVER
Robert _______ is an American actor who starred in “The Candidate” and “Sneakers” : REDFORD
To complete a video game as fast as possible : SPEEDRUN
Age for a girl to have a quinceañera : FIFTEEN
Established, usually for a company : FOUNDED
White drink that tofu is made out of : SOYMILK
652 level
Feeling uninterested or unconcerned : APATHETIC
Stylish emblem for your pants holder : BELTBUCKLE
Sweet hit single from The Rolling Stones 1971 album “Sticky Fingers” : BROWNSUGAR
Most serious killing but least serious burn : FIRSTDEGREE
Phrase you can say when someone should have listened to you : ITOLDYOUSO
To become lost or disappear : GOMISSING
Basketball or curling for example : TEAMSPORT
A film’s comedy of errors : BLOOPERREEL
Failed to notice something : OVERLOOKED
Fast animals that one might make their fortune off of : RACEHORSES
One who gives guidance to others : COUNSELOR
Flightless animals who are the symbol of extinction : DODOBIRDS
Do something different for a while : CHANGEOFPACE
Causes confusion or baffles : PERPLEXES
Easily audible and understandable : LOUDANDCLEAR
Use these at ATMs to withdraw money : CASHCARDS
Military activities undertaken by highly trained forces : SPECIALOPS
In mythology, for a vampire to get into your home, they have to be invited as this : HOUSEGUEST
Hard candies with a dangerous name : JAWBREAKERS
653 level
A part of plant-based foods that helps soften your stool and aids in digestion : FIBER
Catch a break : LUCKOUT
Capital of Canada : OTTAWA
A young ox : STEER
Gave freely : DONATED
Request from a big, bad wolf to a trio of pigs : LETMEIN
Ice skaters need to be cautious of ankle _______ : SPRAINS
The ninth month of the Islamic calendar observed by fasting and prayer : RAMADAN
Make less threatening : DECLAW
Saying something without intending for it be taken seriously : ASAJOKE
George ______ was an American comedian who hosted the first episode of SNL : CARLIN
654 level
Rawlings ____ _____ Award is given to exceptional baseball fielders : GOLDGLOVE
More than necessary : EXCESSIVE
Quality of multiple interpretations : AMBIGUITY
Said when someone was potentially injured : AREYOUOKAY
Not having the intended effect, especially of a joke : FALLSFLAT
The spirit of winter : JACKFROST
English star of “House” : HUGHLAURIE
She’s also called Hannah : MILEYCYRUS
A place to send mail when you’ve changed residences : NEWADDRESS
Making others dislike you : ALIENATING
Incomplete sentences : FRAGMENTS
Creators of premium typewriters : UNDERWOOD
655 level
Bad or run-down : SHABBY
Hints at or references something : ALLUDES
The authority to carry out a policy : MANDATE
The _____ ___ Packers were the first ever winners of the Super Bowl : GREENBAY
Bits of dust : SPECKS
Alarm clock holder : BEDTABLE
These are a pair of Afro-Cuban drums : BONGOS
Type of shots that give the most detail of the subject : CLOSEUPS
Official documents that give permission for something : PERMITS
Coming to a stop : HALTING
A male who follows and supports an idol or artist : FANBOY
656 level
How Wayne Gretzky shoots the puck : LEFTHANDED
Regarded with intense loathing or detesting : ABOMINATED
Something that is required : OBLIGATION
“There are no troubles” in Swahili : HAKUNAMATATA
The third James Bond film is named after its villain Auric _________ : GOLDFINGER
Someone who might say “Timberrrrrr” : WOODCHOPPER
Crazy time for basketball bracketologists : MARCHMADNESS
Places where vehicles keep their flammable fluids : FUELTANKS
Quentin Tarantino film with an iconic dance-off : PULPFICTION
To fool around, especially for children : HORSEAROUND
Suddenly comes to a complete halt : STOPSDEAD
Beasts of myth and legend : CREATURES
Airport pick-up/drop-off area : LOADINGZONE
Taking something at this is to believe it without further consideration : FACEVALUE
Someone who cons others : SCAMARTIST
Takes the check mark off : DESELECTS
657 level
On forums, reading content, but not making submissions of your own : LURKING
1993 legal thriller film starring Tom Cruise; based on the John Grisham novel : THEFIRM
“_______ by the Light” is a 1973 classic by Bruce Springsteen : BLINDED
Request made by someone who can’t believe their eyes : PINCHME
Bended something over itself that one part covered another : FOLDED
Acrobatic way of getting around town : PARKOUR
A special ____ is a unique, usually time-sensitive deal : OFFER
Animal that carries its own food supply : CAMEL
Rotating plates attached to the brakes on the wheels of a car : DISCS
658 level
Playful behavior often involving pranking : TOMFOOLERY
Robert De Niro’s 1993 directorial debut : ABRONXTALE
Don’t drink ____ ______ from where you bathe : DOWNSTREAM
The moniker one is given at the outset : BIRTHNAME
Athletic contests where contestants run and jump : TRACKMEETS
To make something sound less bad : SUGARCOAT
Writs commanding people to attend a court session : SUBPOENAS
In golf, this is a birdie : ONEBELOWPAR
Enter stealth mode : KEEPQUIET
This international landing strip is in Queens, New York : JFKAIRPORT
659 level
In the film series “The Hunger Games”, the main protagonist is Katniss ________ : EVERDEEN
Gradually develops or becomes clear : UNFOLDS
Stage fright symptom : FREEZEUP
“__ ____ your heart on your sleeve” is to make your feelings apparent : TOWEAR
Bet or played games at a casino : GAMBLED
Farm litter : PIGLETS
Random draw for a prize : RAFFLE
Interacts with others at a social event : MINGLES
Tara Westover’s 2018 memoir about her journey to getting a Ph.D. from Cambridge : EDUCATED
660 level
Phrase said by someone who wants you to trust them : BELIEVEME
Disconnected, especially when referring to trains : UNCOUPLED
Chinchilla or tarantula for example : EXOTICPET
People who criticize with negative views : NAYSAYERS
In the army, exceeded in importance : OUTRANKED
To carry off mysteriously or secretively, as though by a ghost : SPIRITAWAY
What a lawyer writes on : LEGALPADS
Defining achievement : CLAIMTOFAME
Christmas gift you might appreciate more as an adult : PAIROFSOCKS
Males responsible for shooting footage at a film set : CAMERAMEN
Having another look at to make a fresh judgment : REASSESSING
