A year before senior and a year after sophomoreWord Craze Level 151 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “A year before senior and a year after sophomore” from Level 151 (Australia) is shown below. It has 6 letters.
Answer
6 lettersJUNIORA year before senior and a year after sophomore = JUNIOR
About this level
Level 151 is part of the Australia chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 125–164. The level has 28 clues, and this is clue 20.
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Other clues in this level
- 1A firearm that fires multiple pellets›
- 2In billiards, a shot where the cue ball is first aimed to bounce off a table side›
- 3What is this special holder?›
- 4Playing ____'_ advocate means to argue for a side you don't believe in›
- 5Leftover material; excess›
- 6By far the largest Chinese dialect›
- 7What Marvel superhero has this in their origin story?›
- 8Something that literally cannot be done is this›
- 9What brand of soft drink is this?›
- 10Professional who helps people deal with emotional problems by talking with them›
- 11To become stronger and fitter, for example, by working out›
- 12Fairy tale villain who huffs and puffs›
- 13What is this phrase for a group of experts?›
- 14This gets passed around on karaoke night›
- 15Obsolete data storage; the "save" icon is modeled after this›
- 16This writer is well known for his work "Game __ ______"›
- 17A great joke can leave you like this›
- 18Describes twins that look exactly the same›
- 19Severe headaches, often recurring and accompanied by nausea›
- 21Aircraft are kept in these (not objects used to hang clothes!)›
- 22Structure built over a river for cars or people to cross›
- 23What type of flowers are these?›
- 24Zinedine ______, French soccer player with a famous head-butt; current manager of Real Madrid›
- 25A ritual used to expel evil spirits›
- 26A worker can be paid on a salary or ______ basis›
- 27To find a person guilty of a crime›
- 28The ultimate winner of a tournament›