Level parts of streamsWord Craze Level 805 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Level parts of streams” from Level 805 (South Africa) is shown below. It has 11 letters.
Answer
11 lettersSTILLWATERSLevel parts of streams = STILLWATERS
About this level
Level 805 is part of the South Africa chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 805–864. The level has 27 clues, and this is clue 17.
All Level 805 clues →← Previous clueLeaps from fixed objects with a parachute, done as a sport or for recreationNext clue →A ____-__ ___ is an accomplishment that went above and beyond what was expected
Other clues in this level
- 1A support for the wrist of a mouse or keyboard user›
- 2Made changes to›
- 3Rival of Chase and Wells Fargo and a beneficiary of a 2008 bailout›
- 4Missions for knights or video game characters›
- 5Taking shots at someone, usually from a hiding place›
- 6Diagrams that show relations between two or more things, often use lines or bars for visualization›
- 7Came together for a meeting, formally›
- 8Experts in a field who are often called upon to inform the public›
- 9The branch of medicine that deals with hearts›
- 10Fanatics who take it too far›
- 11One to whom a shop belongs›
- 12_________ seats at an opera are between the orchestra and balcony›
- 13Lists of options that appear on the screen when the user right-clicks a certain object or area›
- 14A return to a previous state›
- 15Unobstructed view›
- 16Leaps from fixed objects with a parachute, done as a sport or for recreation›
- 18A ____-__ ___ is an accomplishment that went above and beyond what was expected›
- 19Headlamp-wearing and pickaxe-carrying diggers›
- 20Instructed students›
- 21Coffee that dissolves quickly in hot water is this›
- 22Hans ______ is a score composer holding four Grammys, two Golden Globes, and an Academy Award›
- 23Had a feeling like an arm or leg that fell asleep›
- 24To ignore something as if it is not worth one's time, informally›
- 25Any number from 0 to 9›
- 26To swell with fluid›
- 27Something that is very dreary is this›