A ballroom dance of Afro-Cuban originWord Craze Level 728 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “A ballroom dance of Afro-Cuban origin” from Level 728 (Greenland) is shown below. It has 6 letters.
Answer
6 lettersRHUMBAA ballroom dance of Afro-Cuban origin = RHUMBA
About this level
Level 728 is part of the Greenland chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 685–744. The level has 30 clues, and this is clue 8.
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Other clues in this level
- 1Sounds that bounce off walls›
- 2Group of sheep›
- 3A negative type that's usually a hindrance to the mood or atmosphere›
- 4A musher's pet›
- 5These are the national fruits of India›
- 6Staring fiercely›
- 7He is known as the "King of Rock and Roll"›
- 9The process of becoming a legal parent to a child who's not one's own›
- 10Transmissions›
- 11An act of aggressively exercising one's authority, in slang›
- 12People who react irrationally to physical or emotional cues due to chronic distress›
- 13Started a construction project, quite literally›
- 14Personification of a villain›
- 15Downtown urban areas, sometimes associated with problematic neighborhoods›
- 16Small sweet fruits consisting of clusters of reddish-pink drupelets›
- 17Areas on steamships that produce heat and steam›
- 18Brightly colored flower from the iris family known as the "sword lily"›
- 19Cooking with vapor›
- 20Serious disagreement between two or more parties›
- 21To get ready›
- 22A group of young animals born at one time›
- 23Something very harsh or intense is this›
- 24In volleyball, slams into the opposite court›
- 25_______ George is a fictional monkey who's always running into trouble›
- 26Bulk goods transported by train, ship, or aircraft›
- 27One who is triumphantly jubilant is this›
- 28Buffy the Vampire ______ is an American television series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar›
- 29Comforted through hard times›
- 30To turn the oven on for some time before putting the food in›