A villain's evil _______ are their nefarious plansWord Craze Level 103 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “A villain's evil _______ are their nefarious plans” from Level 103 (Japan) is shown below. It has 7 letters.
Answer
7 lettersSCHEMESA villain's evil _______ are their nefarious plans = SCHEMES
About this level
Level 103 is part of the Japan chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 85–124. The level has 27 clues, and this is clue 15.
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Other clues in this level
- 1Remote data storage service offered by Apple›
- 2A mule is a hybrid of this animal and a horse›
- 3Small object used to hold one's tresses in place›
- 4______ salmon is a popular bagel topping›
- 5Actor Russell _____ starred in "Gladiator" and "A Beautiful Mind"›
- 6A picture taken by a camera›
- 7Boxers and other fighters train by striking this stuffed cylindrical container›
- 8This actor won his first Oscar for the movie "The ________"›
- 9Goldilocks and the _____ _____ is a fairy tale featuring porridge that is too hot, too cold, and just right!›
- 10Fairy tale heroine with an evil stepmother›
- 11Household device that emits a loud sound in the event of a fire›
- 12Famed Italian sculptor responsible for "David" and painting the Sistine Chapel›
- 13In sports, a pass leading directly to a goal›
- 14What is this grouping called?›
- 16Roger _______, Swiss tennis player considered to be an all-time great›
- 17A medium-sized boat for racing or recreation›
- 18To study _______ is to study in a foreign country›
- 19Nancy Sinatra sang "These _____ Are Made for Walkin'"›
- 20An old artillery weapon that fired heavy iron balls›
- 21Unexpected and unusual, but in an endearing way›
- 22Obstacle that track runners must leap over as part of some races›
- 23What are his little helpers called?›
- 24George _______ fought Muhammad Ali in the legendary "Rumble in the Jungle"›
- 25African-American holiday that means "first-fruits"; celebrated from Dec. 26th to Jan. 1st›
- 26A holy spot of worship, often marked with a dedicated building›
- 27Material made by weaving together fibers, used to make clothes›